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[Nik_Doof]

i doubt it is a puzzle tbh, i think we maybe looking at the wrong thing....maybe the maze is more important

[ChrisK]

What about the actual text of the postcard?

It seems strange if you read it, it doesn't read fluidly. It's very disjointed, just seems a bit forced like they had to use certain letters at the beginning of each line of something.

[Nik_Doof]

it seems very short and to the point, not a big flowing letter....really the letters we've seen are very to the point...

[Enigmaster]

[spec] Maybe our good friend Sente was forced into writing it? Maybe he isn't working under his own free will? Just a thought. Probably flawed. [/spec]

[kelsey_requiem]

[Sasuntsi Davit]

[kelsey_requiem]

Yeah, i know that it wants to refer to the title of the picture. But i was just wondering if there was some kind of "other" meaning.
Brainstorming again: what if the city awakes? What about the luggage tags at the first PS page?

[Nik_Doof]

We know that this "person" has been traveling around trying to find people to recruit, possibly it was a postcard sente sent to him to get him on the hunt....

Also with the Perplex City Sleeps....the ARG sleeps....and is going to be awakend soon.

[kelsey_requiem]

[SSJones]

Hello all,

New here, and this is probably unfounded, but:

Dealing with the number on the postcard as a single numeric to letter Vignere cipher, using 2210 as the key, the first three letters of the Cipher are the same: AAA. The first 4 are AAAF.

I'm pretty new to the Cipher games, but if you do a ROT-22 on it, that gives you a WWW to start the number.

WWWB

I tried standard, +1 progressive, and autokeys starting with 2210, and all got gibberish. I am at work, and may not have time, but I want to try it with a +12 progressive key (Gatehouse 12) +2 (Twice Daily) and with a 22102310 key (2210 being one less than the date on the postcard, 23-10).

And then I should also try it with a -1 progressive key I guess.

If anyone has any ideas on this, and/or thinks it is worth pursuing, I'd love the help.

EDIT - I should also point out I noticed that this number is where the serial number, or company series # on a normal postcard is. So it could just be that.

[neopuff34]

[am520dj]

[msbriannamk78]

Complete noob here...but I thought I would throw this out there.

2210 military time? 10:10pm or maybe someone already posted this...I've been trying to read everything in the last hour..lol

[kelsey_requiem]

[Seej]

It's possible that 2210 is a time stamp but if it is what relevance does it have? I think the key to considering the evidence we have available is to think about what sort of information it constitutes. I'm sure that there's plenty of other instances where 2210 is used and it's a question of which one is important.

And I'd be surprised if they put other postcards online for us to find when the one we've already seen was left lying around for people to find.