Isn't that your catchphrase?
Who's catchphrase?
Isn't that your catchphrase?
In a co-ordinate system with a range of just 26 values on each axis, obviously the likelihood of this happening is greatly increased. I'm not smart enough, and too lazy to try to figure out exactly how many unique triangles you can make in a 26x26 grid in order to calculate the odds.
p.s. has anyone else noticed since the black Dropships dropped Rizal back, he's been sending us off on wild-goose hunts, chasing hints based on fuzzy Morse... taking up our time. Distracting us. Now, I'm not saying he's fifth-columnist working for Them... but maybe he's a fifth-columnist working for Them?
No special messages I think I read Shield Booster inoperable when it failed and FSD Malfunction when it would stop working. Nothing out of the ordinary like the Engine Safeties or anything of the sort.
Isn't that your catchphrase?
I think I should be offended.. maybe tomorrow...
There's people commenting on the "engine safety" warning from normal combat, it appears to be a normal failure, not something UA-specific.
I understand that damage will cause engine safeties to go off. My thought was on the Antares/SS1 incident.. if safeties are compromised right while you're about to jump to hyperspace well you could end up elsewhere/somewhere/dead like those two ship did.
Ah, gotcha.
Regarding the VETIOS thing, there HAS been something about the UA that's been there from the start and we've continually missed until now, correct? I think that there's a very strong possibility that this is it.
Looking at the history, it seems like the message all along has been to listen to the UA, and that we're often so close but not grasping what's right in front of us. And more and more, the morse is being pointed out as important. The UA is all but screaming to us "the morse is important, this is how I talk". If there's morse that's been there, unchanging, from the get-go, and there's an unsolved mystery that's been solvable from the get-go, I think it's folly to dismiss the original morse yet again.
It may not be "VETIOS", but there's something to it. The ship drawings, the calling out of astronomical bodies, those were never messages in and of themselves, they were just a fancy way to call our attention to the pre-existing morse. It keeps coming back to morse, I strongly think that is where our efforts should be focused.
I am no expert in morse, but if it's fuzzy, can we do anything to make it less so? If not, what are the possible renderings of the basic dots and dashes? What are the possible interpretations of those dots and dashes?
I'm also interested to hear what software is good for screengrabs and video recording.And less related, what screencap software do you guys recommend?
Unfortunately MB popped in and put an indefinite end to a misjump theory I was working on by saying that sort of mechanic is not in game right now.
- UAs are not camouflaged in any way, they in fact light up, look pretty and interesting and give out the blue chaff effect.
So from this I have come up with a question and a theory. The question basically boils down to why do the UAs make sounds at all, what the purpose of the sound. Granted we have looked into the sound and taken away info from it, but that was from a small section of the audio. Why all the other sound. the groans the whale calls the screams. The Morse we receive could have been even more stylised or hidden in a different way, via encryption for example. But its not. Which to me just screams (literally) as the UAs shouting "NOTICE ME". But heres the thing, they want you to notice them but not move them, They are corrosive to your ship and will try and escape or destroy you.
Flipping part of that on its head... UAs are pretty and light up because they want to be noticed so we pick them up, at which point thay start to destroy us and our technology. They are like poison hidden in a juicy apple that we just can't resist.
Flipping part of that on its head... UAs are pretty and light up because they want to be noticed so we pick them up, at which point thay start to destroy us and our technology. They are like poison hidden in a juicy apple that we just can't resist.
Who's catchphrase?
Anybody try entering vetios into google translator?
Vetios is apparently galician for 'you' (like 'voi' in italian)
They start morseing that when they receive damage, need I say more?
E: on a less ominous note, entering vetios into google search should have a more nsfw result
In 1.3 the UAs were spawning in a small bubble in the Pleiades. In 1.4 they suddenly moved to the 'shell' and multiplied in numbers.
We don't know if they spawned anywhere else before 1.3, but it safe to say that they are not moving at constant speed from Merope.
Well, not quite. All it means is that the theory is not testable.