The background image on http://www.13311tower.com has GPS coordinates in its header. If you use Google maps to locate the coordinates, they lead to Ayers Rock.
Ayers Rock is also known as "Uluru".
The Morse code is "11m13clinic".
Using "uluru" / "11m13clinic" as the L/P when clicking on the illuminati all seeing eye in at 13311tower.com yields this image:
http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/1378/3crsbcjcie.jpg
Luther wrote on Aug 31, 2011, 04:54:
This is probably old news by now (hey, I've got a job!) but the hex code in the '13311tower.com' is all javascript keywords once you turn it into ascii:
This is a drop in replacement for those strings:"noConflict",
"onload",
"background",
"#000",
"css",
"body",
"actions/77P98JBTRb.php",
"ajax",
"fadeOut",
".container",
"src",
"images/13311tower.jpg",
"ready",
"html",
"fadeIn",
"pageX",
"offsetLeft",
"pageY",
"offsetTop",
"actions/VqdIqFQFPj.php",
"x=",
"&y=",
"click",
".CDyjK9kxxV",
"placeholder",
"input[placeholder]",
"actions/k5G2dyYRvN.php",
"tqhyyDitPn=",
"val",
"input[name=M6dCM2ZJxv]",
"&ReBwsoTXvb=",
"input[name=s069trV5XA]",
"",
"submit",
".container form",
"url(",
") no-repeat #000 center center",
"push",
"length",
"none",
".image",
"remove()",
"random",
"floor",
"splice"
Luther, I just have to say: your avatar is pretty epic.
Creston wrote on Aug 31, 2011, 10:39:Ripperjack wrote on Aug 31, 2011, 10:22:
What is the missing link?
Well to find that out, you'll have to purchase the DLC for $9.99 USD... coming "soon".![]()
If it gives me the same amount of value as the original game did, I'll buy as many 9.99 DLC packs as they'd like me to.
According to Steam I've now played 48 hours (admittedly about four or five of those have been restarts,) and I JUST made it back to Detroit.
So if I get another 15 hours out of their 9.99 DLC, yep, here's my credit card. Please gimme.![]()
Creston
Ripperjack wrote on Aug 31, 2011, 10:22:
What is the missing link?
Well to find that out, you'll have to purchase the DLC for $9.99 USD... coming "soon".![]()
$j = jQuery["noConflict"]();
var images = [];
$j(document)[ready](function () {
var _0x5289x2 = new Image();
_0x5289x2[onload] = function () {
$j(.container)[fadeOut](500, function () {
$j(body)[css](background, #000);$j[ajax]({url:actions/77P98JBTRb.php,success:function (_0x5289x3){loadblocks(_0x5289x3);} });} );} ;_0x5289x2[src]= images / 13311tower.jpg;
});
function loadblocks(_0x5289x3) {
$j(.container)[html](_0x5289x3);
$j(.container)[fadeIn](500);
$j(.container)[click](function (_0x5289x5) {
var _0x5289x6 = _0x5289x5[pageX] - this[offsetLeft];
var _0x5289x7 = _0x5289x5[pageY] - this[offsetTop];
$j[ajax]({
url: actions / VqdIqFQFPj.php,
data: x = +_0x5289x6 + & y = +_0x5289x7,
success: function (_0x5289x3) {
if (_0x5289x3) {
goform(_0x5289x3);
};
}
});
});
};
function goform(_0x5289x3) {
$j(.container)[html]($j(.container)[html]() + _0x5289x3);
$j(.CDyjK9kxxV)[fadeIn](200);
$j(input[placeholder])[placeholder]();
$j(.container form)[submit](function () {
$j[ajax]({
url: actions / k5G2dyYRvN.php,
data: tqhyyDitPn = +$j(input[name = M6dCM2ZJxv])[val]() + & ReBwsoTXvb = +$j(input[name = s069trV5XA])[val](),
success: function (_0x5289x3) {
if (_0x5289x3) {
reveal(_0x5289x3);
} else {
$j(input[name = M6dCM2ZJxv])[val]();
$j(input[name = s069trV5XA])[val]();
};
}
});
return false;
});
};
function reveal(_0x5289x3) {
var _0x5289x2 = new Image();
_0x5289x2[onload] = function () {
$j(.container)[css](background, url(+_0x5289x2[src] + ) no - repeat #000 center center);for(var _0x5289xa= 0; _0x5289xa < 3168; _0x5289xa++) {
images[push](_0x5289xa);
};
$j(.CDyjK9kxxV)[fadeOut](300, function () {
remove();
});
};
_0x5289x2[src] = _0x5289x3;
};
function remove() {
if (images[length]) {
var _0x5289xc = popRandomItem(images);
$j(.image + _0x5289x0])[css](background, none);
setTimeout(remove(), 1);
};
};
function popRandomItem(_0x5289xe) {
return _0x5289xe[length] ? _0x5289xe[splice](Math[floor](Math[random]() * _0x5289xe[length]), 1) : null;
};
"noConflict",
"onload",
"background",
"#000",
"css",
"body",
"actions/77P98JBTRb.php",
"ajax",
"fadeOut",
".container",
"src",
"images/13311tower.jpg",
"ready",
"html",
"fadeIn",
"pageX",
"offsetLeft",
"pageY",
"offsetTop",
"actions/VqdIqFQFPj.php",
"x=",
"&y=",
"click",
".CDyjK9kxxV",
"placeholder",
"input[placeholder]",
"actions/k5G2dyYRvN.php",
"tqhyyDitPn=",
"val",
"input[name=M6dCM2ZJxv]",
"&ReBwsoTXvb=",
"input[name=s069trV5XA]",
"",
"submit",
".container form",
"url(",
") no-repeat #000 center center",
"push",
"length",
"none",
".image",
"remove()",
"random",
"floor",
"splice"
DNForever wrote on Aug 30, 2011, 23:20:
I was gonna wait to play this but due to the unanimous praise it's been getting I figured I shouldn't wait it out. Started the download from amazon earlier today and it's almost done. I'm actually surprised I could wait this long based on how much I liked the first DX.
^Drag0n^ wrote on Aug 30, 2011, 23:59:ForgedReality wrote on Aug 30, 2011, 20:57:
Oh.
My.
Fucking.
God.
That 133lltower site is made up entirely of 25x25 pixel blocks with background images in them. Holy fuck. Why? Are some of them going to be clickable? O.o
edit - or rather, it's one background image used as a sprite and each block just shifts the background image to the right spot.
http://www.13311tower.com/images/13311tower.jpg
Why did they do that?
I believe they did that such that enterprising people that are versed in how to deconstruct websites couldn't just download the final image. Encrypting it in a tile form made it such that you had to get the L/P correct to activate the image shift.
Pretty damn clever. This would have taken a few days if not for twitter, Reddit, and the DXHR forums. Was a true community effort.
Power of the Internet. Truly awesome.
^D^
ForgedReality wrote on Aug 30, 2011, 20:57:
Oh.
My.
Fucking.
God.
That 133lltower site is made up entirely of 25x25 pixel blocks with background images in them. Holy fuck. Why? Are some of them going to be clickable? O.o
edit - or rather, it's one background image used as a sprite and each block just shifts the background image to the right spot.
http://www.13311tower.com/images/13311tower.jpg
Why did they do that?