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@GuepardZoulou: See my sig for the location of my FC with Trinkets (11 in Secure Storage)
@John [Panzertard] Stoutbeard : Unable see any symbols from the audio in Jameson Memorial in Audacity. Could you repeat your experiment in Jameson Memorial?

Edit: Also recorded with OBS:
Source: https://youtu.be/LzJUAgtlVcc
Thanks! I shall have a look tonight, busy until later tonight.
In the meantime, here is how I did my recording (missing Audacity config, I will add this separately)
Note: no need to see more than 2 minutes or so in the start.

Source: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1413209838
 
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I see it now, thank you.

Some general questions spring to mind:
  • Is the sequence random?
  • If connected to Raxxla, how could it be found pre freecam?
  • Is the sequence unique per station?
  • Is it morsecode?
  • Is it just some audio engineer's lunch box menu to mess with us?
  • ...
 
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I'm volunteer to try this :)

2 questions :
Where can you find trinkets of hidden fortune?
Is there a way to increase your rank in combat quickly?

oh, be careful with the old MB videos: the conditions for discovering Raxxla may have changed over time, especially since the appearance of Raxxla in the Codex. Deleting videos can mean that they either give too much of a clue, or they have become outdated.
If you like to travel, there is a good spawn rate at 2 nav beacons (nebulas but asteroid base stations there):
  • Seagull Sector DL-Y d3
  • Thor's Helmet Sector FB-X c1-5

Yesterday i found a T7 with 59 trinkets!
I also found a strange thing there "Spartan-Chefs"
 

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It would be nice to know if the ranks of the Federation and the Empire have anything to do with all this.
 
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@GuepardZoulou: See my sig for the location of my FC with Trinkets (11 in Secure Storage)
@John [Panzertard] Stoutbeard : Unable see any symbols from the audio in Jameson Memorial in Audacity. Could you repeat your experiment in Jameson Memorial?

Edit: Also recorded with OBS:
Source: https://youtu.be/LzJUAgtlVcc
I'm not going to steal any thunder from Raxxla, I've just split out the signal thingy to a separate thread.
It may have nothing to do with this mystery, some of my Cannon colleagues requested that we don't speculate too much, instead just start collecting data.
Raxxla is forever yours MB. :)

The signals could be galnet feeds, faction communication, .. or cat memes for all what we know.

 
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Sent MadDogDiver a friend invite.
@GuepardZoulou: See my sig for the location of my FC with Trinkets (11 in Secure Storage)
@John [Panzertard] Stoutbeard : Unable see any symbols from the audio in Jameson Memorial in Audacity. Could you repeat your experiment in Jameson Memorial?

Edit: Also recorded with OBS:
Source: https://youtu.be/LzJUAgtlVcc
Ah, I see. You were nowhere near the tower, hence no signal.
For others, in case you want to record these things, have a look at the instructions in the other post, particularly "How can you record -> How to position yourself"
 
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Finally got back into Aurora Astrum to find daylight at the single base on planet 3.
But didn't see anything that looked like an omphalos.
What’s the structure in Colonia by Jacques station? Wasnt there last time I was in this part if the galaxy (admittedly well over a year ago)
 

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Anyone used/using Elite Observatory (https://edcodex.info/?m=tools&entry=483) to assist comet hunting?

Or is it possible to use EDDiscovery for the same purpose?
Not something I have ever utilised, as I have always endeavoured to play ED as intended and not become too reliant upon 3rd party tools and spreadsheets.

However as I have now hit a major burnout phase with ED (hardly in game except that is only to test out Raxxla theories and this forum) tools such as this now seem a lot more attractive, and possibly fill that gap FD failed to capitalise upon, which is to make exploration a little more interesting.

I can imagine this might breathe a little more life into things, certainly peak interest, as it can get stale jumping into what may seem a relatively dull system after dull system, tools like this may just point out certain eccentricities which normally are never noticed.
 
Not something I have ever utilised, as I have always endeavoured to play ED as intended and not become too reliant upon 3rd party tools and spreadsheets.

However as I have now hit a major burnout phase with ED (hardly in game except that is only to test out Raxxla theories and this forum) tools such as this now seem a lot more attractive, and possibly fill that gap FD failed to capitalise upon, which is to make exploration a little more interesting.

I can imagine this might breathe a little more life into things, certainly peak interest, as it can get stale jumping into what may seem a relatively dull system after dull system, tools like this may just point out certain eccentricities which normally are never noticed.
I was a little uneasy about examining the logfiles to determine whether or no the system contained comets and possibly other things of potential interest, but am near the end of my questing tether...have had to resort to SC for a while; it is SO buggy! Not tried fps yet to compare with EDO...
But EDDiscovery is really useful, although I only use it (currently) to show my travel history and hold my exploration notes, and very occasionally the map, oh and converting my screenshots to jpegs and labelling them with the system & nearest body name. But I think it’s much more powerful....
 
I was a little uneasy about examining the logfiles to determine whether or no the system contained comets and possibly other things of potential interest, but am near the end of my questing tether...have had to resort to SC for a while; it is SO buggy! Not tried fps yet to compare with EDO...
But EDDiscovery is really useful, although I only use it (currently) to show my travel history and hold my exploration notes, and very occasionally the map, oh and converting my screenshots to jpegs and labelling them with the system & nearest body name. But I think it’s much more powerful....
Such a pity FD never thought of implementing such ‘content’ themselves.

It asks the question, why FD had such a limited scope of the imagination at launch, because it does supposedly go against the perception presented, through much of the ‘proposed’ concepts, which were, prior to launch, far more interesting than what we were eventually given.

To launch a game with SO much astronomical content (some not fully implemented) and not provide tools (relevant to the future technology). Speaks to me of a very pragmatic methodology of thinking.

Which is why I have always held onto the impression that if Raxxla is accessible, then it will be relatively close to Sol and discoverable via normal means, and nothing truly Herculean is required to find it, expect for us to simply ‘look’ in the more simplistic of methods.

This irks me, as it too challenges theories, such as DB saying (allegedly) that it would take multiple players to find?

What mechanisms exist (existed) in game that required multiple Cmdr’s to activate?

The only thing I can think of are community goals… when did these first raise their heads, was it after the older DW missions?

Were the older DW mission some unconfirmed silent community goal mechanism, which simply required enough Cmdrs to ‘unlock’… but it was bugged, or players simply didn’t play in the way FD wanted?

I am still bruised by how FD simply removed the older DW missions. So much inconsistency really bakes my noodle.

Why would FD not want to confirm those missions were removed from game?

I was only able to get that confirmed I suppose as a fluke, or just asking the right question….

Those missions were going somewhere. Why not tell players they were removed! What does that reveal???

I am of the impression FD didn’t really put a great deal of effort into Raxxla, that MB had set something in motion but it was broken, or got broken, or overlooked, but then removed and then put back in but, somewhere else…which doesn’t really change anything I know, just an old Cmdr having a grump, looking for some sign this isn’t just part of their 10 year narrative.
 
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@Koben , I hope that doesn’t sound like I’m saying you didn’t experience what you say you experienced. It’s just a very unique thing which is different to what was reported generally.

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Please, allow me to further detail what I experienced...
1. I have done this Ram Tah missions at least 5 times. I had to pay very much attention and use the Canonn website because I've have never received any confirmation scan but after completeing the whole 100 of them I'd get the final message and Frontier had already fixed it;
2. Having said that, about 8 months ago I decided to visit Colonia and Sargitarius A and a week after that I went to the guardian sites again to do the Ram Tah mission again with a friend because he didn't have done it yet;
3. So, in this instance, I did received the scanned confirmation message;
4. Then I decided to do the Ram Tah mission with my 2nd account and received no message confirming the scans... did all of them and got the final message ti return to Ram Tah. I'm planning to go to Colonia with this 2nd account to make sure whats the trigger for it.

If you have a 2nd account, please, try it for yourself... for cience!
 
Jumpin' in to the quest.

I was very politely asked by a CMDR if he/she could join the quest. This is what I wrote:

Hi CMDR, from the first post:
"This ship log will be used to document the assumptions, facts, theories and efforts surrounding Raxxla, with the ultimate goal of locating Raxxla. All commanders willing to join are most welcome"

As said, you are most welcome, and you are free to help in any way, shape or form :)
 
Okay... all I did was put it under negative one time. Is that not the Omphalous rift on her chest?
No, it is not. It's more a "Important religious figure-head looking at you from a burned sandwich" kind of picture series. It's kind of a religion instead of science. :)

Please don't repeat the posting the previous person did, as all it did was spamming large pictures in each and all post. Quite disturbing actually.
Make a own thread if you need, then you can organize your thoughts there.

If you wish to explain what you are seeing, you need to point out relevances. The connection.
What does Omphalos look like? Art, culture pictures?
Why is Omphalos important in the first place? It's in the Codex, that doesn't mean it has significance, it can be a red herring.
How does this lead to Raxxla? (which leads to "Where is Raxxla? What is Raxxla?").
Perhaps it's connected to something else?
What is it connected to. How?

And these are the kind of questions you need to answer to win over critics.
But no more large image-spam without spoilers or explanations please. :)
 
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Hi there, my fellow Raxxla nerds. I’ve been reading your new posts compulsively for a day or so, and I feel compelled to join the quest.

In that vein, I would state that I am in agreement with others that state the Dark Wheel is pivotal to finding Raxxla, and I do believe that Shinrarta Dezhra is potentially the most important single system in connection with this: and there is most likely some hidden clue there.
 
Such a pity FD never thought of implementing such ‘content’ themselves.

It asks the question, why FD had such a limited scope of the imagination at launch, because it does supposedly go against the perception presented, through much of the ‘proposed’ concepts, which were, prior to launch, far more interesting than what we were eventually given.

To launch a game with SO much astronomical content (some not fully implemented) and not provide tools (relevant to the future technology). Speaks to me of a very pragmatic methodology of thinking.

Which is why I have always held onto the impression that if Raxxla is accessible, then it will be relatively close to Sol and discoverable via normal means, and nothing truly Herculean is required to find it, expect for us to simply ‘look’ in the more simplistic of methods.

This irks me, as it too challenges theories, such as DB saying (allegedly) that it would take multiple players to find?

What mechanisms exist (existed) in game that required multiple Cmdr’s to activate?

The only thing I can think of are community goals… when did these first raise their heads, was it after the older DW missions?

Were the older DW mission some unconfirmed silent community goal mechanism, which simply required enough Cmdrs to ‘unlock’… but it was bugged, or players simply didn’t play in the way FD wanted?

I am still bruised by how FD simply removed the older DW missions. So much inconsistency really bakes my noodle.

Why would FD not want to confirm those missions were removed from game?

I was only able to get that confirmed I suppose as a fluke, or just asking the right question….i

Those missions were going somewhere. Why not tell players they were removed! What does that reveal???

I am of the impression FD didn’t really put a great deal of effort into Raxxla, that MB had set something in motion but it was broken, or got broken, or overlooked, but then removed and then put back in but, somewhere else…which doesn’t really change anything I know, just an old Cmdr having a grump, looking for some sign this isn’t just part of their 10 year narrative.

I suspect that when MB moved out of ED the game lost its real narrative champion, and I suspect those old missions were his idea. Possibly as part of the obfuscation, but hey that’s part of narrative. When people with ideas leave they aren't replaced with the same ideas...or goals, or modus operandi.

I think the potential requirement for multiple players ‘for Raxxla to reveal itself’ (IF he really did say that; it’s extremely irksome that we can neither prove nor disprove that rumour, but it jingles my memory which is why I keep on about it) is much more prosaic. I think it tells us Raxxla (or more likely the omphalos rift that triggers the server to create it) is an object which is hidden until you get very close to it; more players searching means higher probability of triggering it. Which is why I’m intrigued by the comets. From the Comets in Pareco thread (& Pareco system seems designed to highlight the existence of in-game hidden objects) comets have a sphere of influence of only about 50km radius. Minimum ship speed in supercruise is 300km/s, and with a minimum honk interval of 16 seconds (due to suspiciously long recharge time!) a single player covers a minimum of 4,800 km between honks- 96 times the sphere of influence!!! It is probably under our nose & there is no wonder it hasnt been found yet!!!

Edit: you can tell I havent been playing much of late!!!
Minimum ship speed in supercruise is 30km/s!
So 480km travelled between honks, 9.6 times the sphere of influence if that is indeed 50km
So around a 1 in 10 chance of detecting it.
 
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Hi there, my fellow Raxxla nerds. I’ve been reading your new posts compulsively for a day or so, and I feel compelled to join the quest.

In that vein, I would state that I am in agreement with others that state the Dark Wheel is pivotal to finding Raxxla, and I do believe that Shinrarta Dezhra is potentially the most important single system in connection with this: and there is most likely some hidden clue there.
Welcome to the madness quest for Raxxla!
An essential requirement is a degree of scepticism! We have had lots of hypotheses over quite a few years, all have proven fruitless. We have had lots of trolls and nay-sayers; some of those have inundated us with long tracts of prose and many detailed pictures of meaningless things. So if you haven’t got one now you’ll quickly develop a strong sense of scepticism!

I would advise don’t believe everything you see or read, even in the Codex. I think a lot of the in-game Codex is obfuscation, rumour, misdirection...whether it is intentional (e.g. by The Dark Wheel or some other faction) we do not know.

Cmdr Rochester has asked some pointed questions of FD Customer Support over the last few months (search for his posts in this thread), and amongst the FD responses it seems that TDW hidden station is not actually in-game at that time. So more misdirection perhaps? If so what could it suggest-that some other object of interest is hidden in a similar manner? Not saying it’s Raxxla, but I think it’s Raxxla!! 😉
 
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Welcome to the madness quest for Raxxla!
An essential requirement is a degree of scepticism! We have had lots of hypotheses over quite a few years, all have proven fruitless. We have had lots of trolls and nay-sayers; some of those have inundated us with long tracts of prose and many detailed pictures of meaningless things. So if you haven’t got one now you’ll quickly develop a strong sense of scepticism!

I would advise don’t believe everything you see or read, even in the Codex. I think a lot of the in-game Codex is obfuscation, rumour, misdirection...whether it is intentional (e.g. by The Dark Wheel or some other faction) we do not know.

Cmdr Rochester has asked some pointed questions of FD Customer Support over the last few months (search for his posts in this thread), and amongst the FD responses it seems that TDW hidden station is not actually in-game. So more misdirection perhaps? If so what could it suggest-that some other object of interest is hidden in a similar manner? Not saying it’s Raxxla, but I think it’s Raxxla!! 😉
Thank you for the warm welcome and the advice.

I won’t deny that the possibility of Shinrarta Dezhra being the home of Raxxla is rather attractive to me, but it just seems too easy, you know? Regardless, though, whether Raxxla is there or not, I think we can agree that the system has something hidden in it that we can find if we look hard enough and in the right places.
 
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