"Hidden" Code list/discussion

[Umi]

sadly no, that's not sorting it. I can't figure out if the site is just being obscenely slow or what, but I've tried now on my desktop, mobile phone, my work ipad and a laptop i'm repairing in the office - just can't get it to apply any codes today

You are not alone

[Muttonchops]

Seems to be slow...very slow indeed.

[DrNoesis]

logging a call thru their support system in case someone needs to refill the server hamsters redbull supply.... fingers crossed

[Dead_Phoenix]

just a note to let people know, i am not going to be on for a couple of days.

Got my Stagg do going paintballing etc.

so my sig probly wont get updated. and no doubt this thread will be 50 pages longer by the time i get back sunday evening. (well sunday morning for you transatlantic cousins of mine)

if someone can PM or leave a vistors message on my wall for any codes found ill update when i can/ when i get back

otherwise happy hunting in the mean time ya'll...

[durion]

Got my Stagg do going paintballing etc.


enjoy we will still be crazy finding code and general nuts

[Juno]

I was able to submit the last code, but got trouble aswell.
It didnt updated the codes after submiting but when i refreshed the page the count increased!

[nighthawk231]

send a message to Lance and Sledgehammer, they probably can get it ran through faster than support.

[D351]

Four codes for four inventory slots.

[Dihydrogen Monoxide]

Didn´t "bug" in american also mean "cockroach"? Then the german word for hellbug could be "Höllenschabe" ...oh no no.. let it be HELLBUG too, that sounds good in german. Publishers do too much ugly things for us german players
and BUSDRIVER: Thanks, mate

Actually in American the term "bug" is slang that generally means any type of insect, so it's really more of a "nickname" for insects as a whole than any sort of formal term. It's often used in a sense that is sometimes just a little bit on the "cute" or diminutive side.

So yes, it could mean a cockroach or any other insect.
Generally being used in a phrase such as.. "The picnic was going fine until out lunch was attacked by bugs."
( Granted in the world of Defiance that would have yet another meaning and would probably have resulted in lots of high caliber gunfire. )

Of course with Americans being fond of ignoring grammatical rules, or sticking with one definition for something, it also means other things too such as a "germ" or "virus".
As in.. "My family picked up that flu bug that's going around."

Or, (just to keep things extra confusing for non-native speakers) it is also used to describe a glitch/defect in a machine, which reported got started in the early days of computing when an insect was found causing problems with an early electronic computer.
Such as... "I can't play any games since my computer has some bug in it."

[Market]

.... in the early days of computing when an ***** was found causing problems ....

when a wha?!?! oh my! lol

now THAT'S a typo!!