Floryzzz
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Saw this pop up on the reddit as well. No one had a cut & clear answer which wansnt based upon imiagination as far as i could tell.
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Isn't that a sound not a a quote?
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Nope ive been the only one alive in multiplayer matches and heard this many times. Also heard it in solo It sounds like Bridge defence active. I have wondered many times why it says that. Also when i heard it i hadn't interacted with the map in a while so i had nothing to do with it
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You're instagram account is protected which makes me thing you're doing this for followers somehow. However you can just upload the pic here. Just download the image and drag it into the editor
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I litterly typed ""the giant" black ops 3 comic" also with shredded in it
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I tried and co couldn't find anything on it. nice to see the complete image tough. Either way ill report the thread and get it removed. We wouldn't want dupicate info don't we
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Apparantly complete image has been found already, but what does it mean¿ Found this myself pls give me credit. Also worth a mention is Teddy hole(not my find)
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Chance was indeed greatly reduced at first patch. First day i got 2 perk bottles then after that i only got one in 4 prestiges.
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This confirms this quote: "Perhaps we ourselves created this device on one of our previous yourney" -Either Dempsey or Takio.(couldnt find this one online for some reason other one pulled straight from the wiki) And lets put this right under "This machine was created by a good man. A blacksmith in the old west." — Richtofen When Pack-a-Punching you know because of the 935 thing Also i just noticed the ace of spades in the corners THen i looked up the origin on wikipedia.org (not the wiki i reffered to above obviously) War[edit] US Army footage from 'Operation Baker' 1967 showing US troops putting Ace of Spades in the mouths of dead VietCong/NLF (can be seen 1:53 min:sec & 2:34 min:sec into the video footage) The ace of spades has been employed, on numerous occasions, in the theater of war. In the Second World War, the soldiers of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the American 101st Airborne Division were marked with the spades symbol painted on the sides of their helmets. In this capacity, it was used to represent good luck, due to its fortunate connotations in card playing. All four card suits were used for ease of identification of regiments within the airborne division following the confusion of a large scale combat airborne operation. Battalions within the regiments were denoted with tic marks or dots, marked from top clockwise: headquarters at the twelve o'clock position, 1st Battalion at the three o'clock, etc. Some twenty years later, the ace of spades was again used by American soldiers—this time as a psychological weapon in the Vietnam War. US troops believed that Vietnamese traditions held the symbolism of the spade to mean death and ill-fortune, and in a bid to scare away Viet Cong soldiers without a firefight, it was common practice to leave an ace of spades on the bodies of killed Vietnamese and even to litter the forested grounds and fields with the card. This custom was believed to be so effective that the United States Playing Card Company was asked by Charlie Company, 2nd Battalion, 35th Infantry Regiment to supply crates of that single card in bulk. The crates were often marked with "Bicycle Secret Weapon".[8] The ace of spades, while not a symbol of superstitious fear to the Viet Cong forces, did help the morale of American soldiers. It was not unheard of for US soldiers and Marines to stick this card in their helmet band as a sort of anti-peace sign. More recently, in 2003 a deck of most-wanted Iraqi playing cards was issued to US soldiers during Operation Iraqi Freedom, each card had the picture of a wanted Iraqi official on it. Saddam Hussein got the nickname "Ace of Spades" as that card bore his image. If you'd like to read more there is a website int 1995 html layout talking about it so it must be good(pulled from wikipedia.org sources) http://www.psywarrior.com/DeathCardsAce.html
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Yes was about time someone created accurate perk bottles
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Thanks to this post im not going to get any sleep for 2 weeks + I will be living of pizza and energy drink
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The Infamous "Black Dot" Lamp in the "Ruby-Rabbit"
Floryzzz replied to Ragdo11706's topic in Shadows of Evil
Btw i like the notification feature on this site -
The Infamous "Black Dot" Lamp in the "Ruby-Rabbit"
Floryzzz replied to Ragdo11706's topic in Shadows of Evil
step 1 find out if any of the lights change before and after the currently known easter egg steps. step 2 if there's 16 lights and they blink seemingly random 16 bit to ASCII converter it is -
The Infamous "Black Dot" Lamp in the "Ruby-Rabbit"
Floryzzz replied to Ragdo11706's topic in Shadows of Evil
There are similar orbs as lamps in the rift. Ever noticed how some off them are on and others are off. I think this isn't because they wanted to put broken lights in the game
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