Nothing can get between Borderlands fans and hidden secrets, apparentl⛄y, because the community has managed to crack a code disguised꧅ on an inconspicuous piece of card given out at PAX West for an incredible prize.
As you can see here in a picture shared by 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Gearbox president Randy Pitchford,💎 you'd be forgiven for thinking that the card in question just had an interesting pattern on it – there's a lone D20 in the center, surrounded by an array of triangles, as well as the numbers '29' and '08.' In case there was any doubt, though, fans were assured otherwise, with the teaser that "we hid a secret code in them&hꦆellip;"
Sorry I didn’t have the strength to make the PAX thing today. I definitely did not want to risk causing any 🐷harm by showing up. For those that were there, did you keep your dice cards? We hid a secret code in them.. pic.twitter.com/3gE1nGZQ6Z
It was Twitter user @40_BaySt who came forward with the discovery that made everything slot into place – it turns out that the card was housing a hidden binary code, which had to be converted twice before actually becoming anything meaningful.
"I think my wife figured it out," @40_BaySt . "It's a binary code. Up triangles are 1. Down triangles are 0. There are 29 sequences and each sequence is eight digits. Then you convert the binary to decimal and then to AS🌟CII. Upon doing𒉰 that you get this... SXFBT-39953-J33TT-3T333-KSHW6."
Pitchford was quick to confirm this was the right approach, : "Gratz, everyone! Thanks @40_BaySt's wife, you are all entitled to 50 Golden/Skeleton Keys and 10 Diamond Keys in the Borderlands games via SHiFT code unlocked at PAX West at the Gearbox Main Theater Show." That's a lot of𒁃 loot to unlock,🏅 especially considering the code isn't limited to just one of the games.
With Bo♔rderlands 4 now officially announced, here's hoping we might get a few more puzzles like this to bide the time before its release next year.
Be sure to check out our list of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best Borderlands games you can play today.
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