BETA TOPIC: Quite a scavenger hunt hidden in the coding

[Non-Sequitur]

The man in the M 2 O map of the Concert Hall has the event name 3 6 4 _11 8 6 16 1 7. I don't know if that means anything, but I thought I would mention it here in case it happens to be part of one of the puzzles that Lun has put into the code.

[Sage Of The Wise]

yeah I've seen that. M2O is probably some kinda code as well.

[Non-Sequitur]

The only other place I have seen M 2 O is in a book case in Sorya's house.

Edit:
I just found out how to solve the bishop code. It is just a columnar transposition with bishop as the key word.

I must have made some mistakes when copying things down into columns because I got, "I dearly miss those wonderful datsx some day I want to cime bacj again." What it says is pretty obvious though.

[EmperorJeramyu]

Interesting. It looks like we're finally getting somewhere. Good job.

[Non-Sequitur]

I just found another possible clue. In the Spiral map there is an event with the note, "15 Down by the base of the botique". However, I have checked all around and in the boutique and haven't found anything so far.

Edit:
It looks like this may just be a note that Lun made for himself for where a door leads to.

[Sage Of The Wise]

I just found out how to solve the bishop code. It is just a columnar transposition with bishop as the key word.

I must have made some mistakes when copying things down into columns because I got, "I dearly miss those wonderful datsx some day I want to cime bacj again." What it says is pretty obvious though.

Shoot, that was my first guess of what it was, I must have done it wrong or somthing.

[Impossible]

I've only been half-following this topic... Didn't somebody already work out what the start map code is? Why haven't we decoded it? >_<

[Non-Sequitur]

If the main code is the PGP key and the "shorter version" is the encrypted message, does anyone think they could do anything with that? Sage Of The Wise said he had a PGP translator, but just needed a key. I wonder if he has tried using the main code yet.

[Impossible]

It could also be the other way around...

You've already tried stuff like CITADEL and BISHOP, right? Man, I can't believe that the mention of a "key" meant nothing.

[Sage Of The Wise]

We've already figured out how to use BISHOP, so I doubt we'll have to use it again, and I had already tried Citadel. I dont even remember how I got to that PGP decoder, I'll have to find it again.

[Non-Sequitur]

Please let me know when you do, because I signed up for MailVault and I never found a decoder.

[Sage Of The Wise]

Oh yeah, Mailvault, that was it. To decode stuff you just need to send yourself an email with the encrypted message in it set up like this:

-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----

<insert code here>
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----


So with the code we have it would look like this:

-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
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h7os
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----

then it will ask for the password when you read the message.



EDIT: Nevermind, now im not sure how that thing works, apperantly it encrypted to the email address, not the password, thats just for verification, now I dont know how to figure it out.

[Non-Sequitur]

It looks like M2O is a band name. http://www.m2ojazz.com/
If I remember right it was listed with other band names in the book shelf that I mentioned before (I can't check on the computer I am currently using). I am not sure why I didn't find this the first time I looked.

[Impossible]

Wait, what was Bishop for? </lazy>

[Non-Sequitur]

I just found out how to solve the bishop code. It is just a columnar transposition with bishop as the key word.

I must have made some mistakes when copying things down into columns because I got, "I dearly miss those wonderful datsx some day I want to cime bacj again." What it says is pretty obvious though.