They changed it because they could trademark Syfy, but not SciFi, which is a commonly used term and not eligible for trademark.Originally Posted by WarMad2
They changed it because they could trademark Syfy, but not SciFi, which is a commonly used term and not eligible for trademark.
I think the reference was to the content of the ad itself, not that it had a code. If it's the one I'm thinking of, it was pretty decent. Nothing whiz bang special effects cool, but the message overall. It was based on a Paul Harvey speech. Here's a link for anyone that missed it.
Any new codes? :P
Been studying the websites carefully and came up with nothing.
-ENIGMA
Found all these images on http://www.gamespot.com/defiance/channel/image/1706326/ On one of the images is a number 33 down on the bottom left of the picture. It is not actually in the image, but under it. You'll see it.. Was thinking it could be line 33, but I didn't find anything in the source code. Just keeping my eyes open 24/7 still. Please check these sites peeps.
~~~KnightHeart~~ I missed the R it looks like hahaha
My language decoding has drawn so many blanks it's not funny. Things either:
a) Look like codes but don't translate into English, or don't work
or
b) Translate, but read nonsense so they're probably a code, but then aren't six characters
It's really starting to annoy me. Why do they have to hide them in awkward places in addition to making us decipher the language?
Just wait until they start hiding them in the game! You think you're going crazy now? LOL
It's really starting to annoy me. Why do they have to hide them in awkward places in addition to making us decipher the language?
We'll have people scouring every part of the landscape looking for codes. I wouldn't be surprised if they hid them in crop circles or other nefarious places you'd only see from high up, like turbo boosting off a building, etc..
Hmmm well I see a few things myself, "ptXrcTD6" for one "278650420610596864" and when you save the picture you get
"A933FMlCAAEtSBZ" so something is here.
It's going to be finished by then, surely? I don't think I could take driving round the entire world with a magnifying glass looking for more codes... It's hard enough with the relatively small amount of places we have to look at the moment.
None of them are base 64, just checked. Don't know if any of those are things the Devs would have control over, since they're probably assigned by an external site (I think, does anyone know for sure?).
Just a thought. If the devs do not have control over the base (64, 3 etc) why would we assume that all the codes will in fact follow the same base? (not sure if that makes sense or not)
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