Two things: 1) I wanted to help in the Scavenger Hunt, but when I recognised it was way more complicated than just going on twitter or Facebook and look at the recent releases and announcements by Obsidian, I got kinda discouraged. So as a total noob, can I contribute in any way to finding these or do I have to lurk very hard for them?

 

 

One has to wonder about those people who redeemed their backing on GOG

They really don't. It's been covered repeatedly since the announcement was made.

 

 

2) I redeemed PoE1 on Gog but went to Steam for PoE2 because of the Scavenger Hunt (and although it is a ridiculous reason, I quite liked the badges for PoE1 on Steam :D). Do you think there will be problems with savefile importing? I guess there shouldn't be, because there is only a slight difference in folder structure between the two, right? I already asked Obsidian on FB about that a few weeks ago when I had not already decided for the Steam version and was still unsure, but got no reply.

To automatically enter the known codes use the Javascript code below and paste it in the console window when visiting your logbook: https://eternity.obsidian.net/scavenger/logbook

(function enterCodes() {
    const codes = [
        'BtF6nW',
        'w6Pd2u', 
        'SHbEXB', 
        'cCedpo', 
        '8twCgw', 
        'BMahh7',
        'KFK5Lj',
        'RMaM4A',
        'XQrdGv',
        'CoC6eF',
        'DeYvu8',
        'HTEPbK',
        '25Pwqv',
        'VMTjAb',
        'yJ3BqA',
        'mfvU5r',
        'vSKRXA',
        'RHh2SA',
        '3D7mzF',
        'WgE69K',
        'tg2b3r',
        'KUyE6X',
        'vitshR',
        '5Vtwje',
        'EQC3bw',
        'APDPmj',
        'zdhfFQ', 
        'zvzrSg', 
        'hCSjoE', 
        'iXncsY', 
        'eZ9ywi', 
        'mDjZsK', 
        '3kp5Bi', 
        'Ksucnw', 
        '4eVMKu', 
        'SNGVTh', 
        'i2MrLF', 
        'aFJJ8F', 
        '6X4EYa', 
        'BprrJv',
        'ysRHrs',
        '3UNUbC',
        'TjF5if'
    ]
    function enterCode(index) {
        $('input[name=code]').val(codes[index])
        $('form').submit()
    }

    for (let i=0; i < codes.length; i++) {
        setTimeout(() => enterCode(i), i * 1500);
    }
})()

Edited May 3, 20187 yr by Measurity

Thankyou for posting the codes

Two things: 1) I wanted to help in the Scavenger Hunt, but when I recognised it was way more complicated than just going on twitter or Facebook and look at the recent releases and announcements by Obsidian, I got kinda discouraged. So as a total noob, can I contribute in any way to finding these or do I have to lurk very hard for them?

 

 

2) I redeemed PoE1 on Gog but went to Steam for PoE2 because of the Scavenger Hunt (and although it is a ridiculous reason, I quite liked the badges for PoE1 on Steam :D). Do you think there will be problems with savefile importing? I guess there shouldn't be, because there is only a slight difference in folder structure between the two, right? I already asked Obsidian on FB about that a few weeks ago when I had not already decided for the Steam version and was still unsure, but got no reply.

1) Just keep your eyes open. Those codes tend to be fairly visibly (not always, but usually). Check the links in OP post for references. However, according to the earlier tease we missed some. My guess would be that they are somehwere we didn't look at, rather than us not noticing them - but you never know.

 

2) I would have done the same if I didn't redeem mine on gog already. I much prefer gog, and it has been said multiple times that Obs is working on integrating Scavenger Hunt with gog, so hopefully it will happen. For now, I am collecting the codes anyway:-).

 

steam and gog versions are the same games and they store saves in the same place. You should have any issue when switching between platforms. 

I, too, wish to express my infinite* thanks to all the people who've hunted down the codes. Your efforts are much appreciated!

 

(*) For certain values of infinite.

Thanks @@Measurity 
 
Minor typo: need to zero-out your index:
- for (let i=1; i < codes.length; i++) {
+ for (let i=0; i < codes.length; i++) {

Thanks all for your hard work

So, I scrubbed through everything I could find in the downloadable press kit and all I found were two codes we already had from press images. Maybe someone else can spot something I missed (if everyone hasn't already been through it a few times).

 

For fun I tried a few of the gods' names (the 6 letter ones), but those didn't work. I'd have tried Wael, but that's not enough letters.

Edited May 2, 20187 yr by Amentep
Edited out direct link to press kit; please link to webpage where Obsidian released this to public rather than direct link to file of unknown origin

OMG thanks all u guys' hard working  may I ask when can we get the rest of these codes?

OMG thanks all u guys' hard working  may I ask when can we get the rest of these codes?

 

Expect one on twitter in the next ~5 hours.  The other fourteen?  Well...

 

Gotta get those code numbers up!

Edited May 2, 20187 yr by Ethics Gradient

 

OMG thanks all u guys' hard working  may I ask when can we get the rest of these codes?

 

Expect one on twitter in the next ~5 hours.  The other fourteen?  Well...

 

Gotta get those code numbers up!

 

All right! Thanks a lot man .I can't wait it any more!

 

ysRHrs

 

https://twitter.com/worldofeternity/status/991747239012777984

Edited May 2, 20187 yr by Achilles

They used a GOG screenshot to hide a code that won't work on GOG?  Really?

They used a GOG screenshot to hide a code that won't work on GOG?  Really?

Or maybe it's a clue that a GOG solution is imminent.    

They used a GOG screenshot to hide a code that won't work on GOG?  Really?

ROLF Now that's just mean.

In case theres any confusion about the name, GoG is an abbreviation for Good Old Games.

In case theres any confusion about the name, GoG is an abbreviation for Good Old Games.

Actually, GOG's former name is "Good Old Games". If I remember well it was rebranded to GOG when site started to sell new games instead of focusing purely on fixing and selling old stuff. 

Does that change the abbreviation meaning? What do the letter GoG stand for nowadays?

It’s corporate-speak. The letters aren’t part of an abbreviation anymore. The “brand” is simply “GOG”.

They used a GOG screenshot to hide a code that won't work on GOG?  Really?

Exactly my kind of humor.

https://twitter.com/WorldofEternity/status/991761745428533255

 

3UNUbC?

Edited May 2, 20187 yr by Enoch

https://twitter.com/WorldofEternity/status/991761745428533255

 

3UNUbC?

yup, worked for me.

https://twitter.com/WorldofEternity/status/991761745428533255

 

3UNUbC?

That’s what I see

Edited May 2, 20187 yr by Achilles

Anyone else nervous we missed one?

Anyone else nervous we missed one?

think if the community missed one, they'd just see that here and re put it in again at a later date. this isnt meant to be a hardcore scavenge hunt