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Guys, can we have a list of ALL the āThe Pizza is a LIEā appearances? It would help to see if it has been posted or not.
And since I donāt want to double post, I seem to have found a new scribbling on the tunnel next to the heli-pad on the tram ride.
There are a few Dorns who were famously involved with scienceā¦
There was a real-life theoretical physicist by the name of Dorn:
From Wikipedia: Friedrich Ernst Dorn (27 July 1848 ā 16 December 1916) was a German physicist who was the first to discover that a radioactive substance, later named radon, is emitted from radium.
Friedrich Ernst Dorn is remembered mostly his discovery of radon gas. And, if Iām not mistaken, there was a reference to radon on one of the whiteboards.
BTW Rn (Radon) has a Half-Life of 3.8 days; atomic weight=222, group=18, period=6, and block=b.
Our beloved protagonist is a theoretical physicist!
Then we also have Gerhard Dorn (c. 1530 ā 1584), Belgian philosopher, translator, alchemist, physician and bibliophile. And, Walter Dorn (born 1961), scientist, educator, author and researcher.
Probably nothing, but still, thatās interesting.
ok so I found what may be a full date, on the side of a crate:
5-1-08
Clicky
If it is a date then in 6-digit form (as part of a cipher component) this could be 050108 or 512008
Itās not unique and features on all these types of crates.
Found something new:
Was messing around in the area after you exit the laser lab and found this picture:
It looks like a picture of the furnace area after the laser shoots a hole through the wall. So I went back there and discovered this:
Note the numbers highlighted on the keypad. This was in Lab D, so is it possible itās Code D or related?
EDIT: Also, the console is obviously intended as an egg / joke so perhaps it is directly related? Is our Dr. Horn perhaps cooking people in this thing or whaaaaat?
If thatās seriously the code, which makes sense given the otherwise random image of a cremator, weāre all idiots.
Another thought about that Victor codeāthe phonetic alphabet the military currently uses was adopted in 1957 and uses the word āVictorā as v. That could be related. The 1957 would match up with the keys on the keypad.
EDIT: Gonna attempt to plug the numbers from the big code into a match with the phoentic alphabet on a phone keypad, excluding 1ās and 0ās since they have no corresponding letters. Could be futile, but will give it a shot anyway.
Can you cook a pizza in there?
EDIT: Doesnāt seem to be any pizza-specific triggers in the cremator.
The top sign indicates a material that is Highly flammable, non-hazardous to health, and is likely to react if shocked/shaken, or exposed to heat.
The bottom sign is a material that is not at all flammable, not at all reactive, but is very dangerous to health, and should not be handled at all.
Not sure if thatās really relevant though, although it shows the attention to detail the team put into the mod as it appears to correspond with what barrels are placed beneath it.
We might be making progress here! :o
Or just making random connections. But why else would those letters be highlighted? I canāt think of a single reason.
Already tried itā¦
ā¦interestingly enough, if you noclip into the middle cremator, thereās a gibbed torso inside, lol.
I shot a pizza with the huge laser. Nothing happened.
Shoot it with the laser a couple more times. For science.
I brought this up a few pages ago but im not sure if it ever was discredited! If it is the code i found it XD
Just in case thereās someone still trying to access the DALsystems.com page, itās not related to the ARG. The domainās been registered since 2002, so unless it was planned way before the announcement of HL2, it isnāt related at all.
'Fraid I canāt, it was vaporized the first time through.
Still cranking out some code into the phone theory, but damn this is hardāsooooooo many possibilities for words. Managed to piece a couple phrases like āwhile hype gotā and so forth, which could have some relation to the whole BMS mod community before the release, but nothing solid yet.
And, of course, as with anything it could be pure coincidence.
Iām writing an encoder in C right now. Iām pretty rusty so itās going to take me a while. The decoder shouldnāt take me long once I get the encoder working though.