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[Venctin]

It fits, if all dots are vowels and X's are consonants. Just a thought, also fits with the whole ouroboros thing.

[Zack Fair]

IDtenT from the Codex figured out something different:

Every X means a letter, and that letter means a number which is based upon their place in the alphabet.
X.XX.TX is X.XX.20X. An examplet B.AA.TM = 2/11/2013
So the Xs mean a release date.

[Darth Trethon]

IDtenT from the Codex figured out something different:

Every X means a letter, and that letter means a number which is based upon their place in the alphabet.
X.XX.TX is X.XX.20X. An examplet B.AA.TM = 2/11/2013
So the Xs mean a release date.

I think this as well....the Xs will likely change gradually one by one until we are left with what is essentially a release date.

[Risen]

well, here are my guesses, X.XX.TX is X.XX.20X, if the last one is years, and the middle is month, then X.1X.20X, because there is no "0" in alphabet, so, i would say that at november/december the game will be fully announced, also, if the X at the beggining its not the day but the month, is probably a 9, maybe this friday, they will announce it. But, it could also be eternity, the name of project/game, assuming that the . at the beggining is not meaningless and the other ones are not just for separating the numbers

Edited by Risen, 12 September 2012 - 06:07 AM.

[searinox]

Interesting new idea, though the pattern ". X . X X . T X" starts off with a period

[searinox]

Also, the only words in the english language to match the pattern are acerbity, alacrity, enormity, eternity and identity. Imo, only Eternity sounds epic enough to be a fantasy RPG title and also works well with the ouroboros.

[Jozape]

IDtenT from the Codex figured out something different:

Every X means a letter, and that letter means a number which is based upon their place in the alphabet.
X.XX.TX is X.XX.20X. An examplet B.AA.TM = 2/11/2013
So the Xs mean a release date.

Interesting. Most games release in the USA first though, which is on Tuesdays, while February 11th is a Monday. Could mean an all digital release if he/she is right and the code is a release date.

Oh, and two games released in less than a month. SP: TSoT comes out on the 5th of March. Doesn't seem too likely.

Edited by Jozape, 12 September 2012 - 08:48 AM.

[FearMonkey]

IDtenT from the Codex figured out something different:

Every X means a letter, and that letter means a number which is based upon their place in the alphabet.
X.XX.TX is X.XX.20X. An examplet B.AA.TM = 2/11/2013
So the Xs mean a release date.

Interesting. Most games release in the USA first though, which is on Tuesdays, while February 11th is a Monday. Could mean an all digital release if he/she is right and the code is a release date.

Oh, and two games released in less than a month. SP: TSoT comes out on the 5th of March. Doesn't seem too likely.

He was using that date as an example of how the code works. He doesn't think that's what the release date is actually going to be.

[Tale]

Interesting. Most games release in the USA first though, which is on Tuesdays, while February 11th is a Monday. Could mean an all digital release if he/she is right and the code is a release date.

That was an example, not an actual decipher.

[Tigranes]

Nobody would ever put in a release date in the initial announcement.

[Lexx]

Maybe it is the date for the announcement which is being announced with this announcement.

[FearMonkey]

Maybe it is the date for the announcement which is being announced with this announcement.

My brain, it is full of exploding.

[Zack Fair]

I was wrong. The new code shows that it cannot be a date. Eternity is more likely.

[Darth InSidious]

Looks like I was right, then.

[Risen]

The .X.XX.TX - .X.XX.ITX, looks like its eternity the name

[FearMonkey]

Also, the only words in the english language to match the pattern are acerbity, alacrity, enormity, eternity and identity. Imo, only Eternity sounds epic enough to be a fantasy RPG title and also works well with the ouroboros.

How about 'identity'? Could be a Torment spiritual sequel.

[C2B]

Considering

http://kotaku.com/5935737/the-guy-who-made-planescape-torment-tells-us-what-a-spiritual-successor-would-look-like

Chris Avellone: [Game development studio] Obsidian has talked about Kickstarter for some time. Not to put myself or Planescape down, but the range of ideas we've had internally for a KS are, IMO, better than doing a spiritual successor to Torment, and it involves more of the powerhouses in the studio rather than turning me into the Nameless One.

I wouldn't be sure that it's already the spiritual successor to Torment. Also because Sawyer seems to be directing this one.

[rainwarrior]

I like the idea of . and X being vowels and consonants, but how do you justify the Y? The Y at the end of "eternity" is a vowel.

Excepting the Y situation, "eternity" is the only word I could find that fits that vowel/consonant pattern. If you give up on that, though, there's a lot of fun possibilities. Here's a few:

iniquity
capacity
chastity
divinity
biscuits
****pits
infinity
dynamite
fatality
gunsmith
humanity
recruits
impunity
mesquite
vitality
nobility
rarebits
totality
urbanity
velocity
transits
opposite
debility
atrocity
circuits

[Hurlshot]

Well it is clearly biscuits then. We set sail on the Gravy Boat of Doom on Friday!

[Darth InSidious]

I like the idea of . and X being vowels and consonants, but how do you justify the Y? The Y at the end of "eternity" is a vowel.

Y is a semivowel.