Artifact Location city letters

[ProfessorHojo05]

Oh. Well, the stars generated when you open the page are random, so maybe the number it stops at correlates with that.[/quote]


I don't know if its a glitch with my computer or not, but I have found a way to temporarly stop the scrolling random letters. I rotate my mouse around them quickly. I have found 3 letter words in them but I have no clue if they have any significance to them. So far I have seen boy, odd, amy.

[theteal1]

Oh. Well, the stars generated when you open the page are random, so maybe the number it stops at correlates with that.

I don't know if its a glitch with my computer or not, but I have found a way to temporarly stop the scrolling random letters. I rotate my mouse around them quickly. I have found 3 letter words in them but I have no clue if they have any significance to them. So far I have seen boy, odd, amy.[/quote]

Those are definitely random. I think MS is going to add something there once we solve the puzzle. Perhaps a phone number, since it is ten digits long.

[MC_]

From what I can tell, everything is random, exept for the cities (including the number of stars left, I've gotten anywhere from 18-24). Also, how do you look at a site's coding?

[MC_]

Anagram time! WET SKELETONS YEARLONG SALE

[MC_]

Or ONE AWAKENS TO YELL SETS

[SyrupHorder]

Yeah MC its probably not an anagram

[UnrealCh13f]

http://www.theartifactlocation.com is now updated with....

New York // 081607 //Random Text
Seattle // 081607 // Random Text
Los Angeles // 081607 // Random Text

[Omega Hunter 9]

Not for me, maybe AOL is just slow at recognizing changes. Gunna try IE.

Edit: Yeah, it works in IE. That's interesting, we should have people placed in those cities that day.

[Dan the Stick]

Damn, Unr3alChi3f...you beat me to it...

[Ibeechu]

081607: 3 days from now. Hmm.