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[sapagoo]

[Project EVA] unencoded.com

[asimy]

I think http://labs.unhacker.com/ is in game.

If you go to the products section you'll see EVA listed and a link to the "official" site http://eva.unvirtual.com/ From there you can go to http://www.unvirtual.com/ which is probably also IG.

asimy

[asimy]

There's also a Google group "EVA Discussion"

asimy

[filmy]

Those are some impressively done websites. Definitely need to take a deeper look.

[tonyratboy]

Hi folks,

The first clue was posted on my web site. I didn't notice until I read about it on ARGTalk today. I've since turned up a little bit of information on what exactly this ARG is, although you probably know already.

I'm not sure the info is much of a spoiler, since it was out in public as early as April, but instead of posting it here, I'll just leave the link.

[baseball3190]

well, im in

[vpisteve]

Hmm, this might be a little more than it looks like at first glance. Somone passed ARGN this:

[Ursos]

There's an online "game" (sort of an MMORPG without any real goal - you just build things, buy stuff, sell stuff, socialize, etc, and pretty much everything is user-built) called Second Life (http://www.secondlife.com). Yeah, you pay to play it, but the basic account (which I'm pretty sure most people have, unless they're ver serious players) is a one-time fee of about $10, and there's no software to buy or anything. Anyway, they're in the process of having their second game developer's contest. The EVA Project is one entry for this year, and it's an ARG that goes in and out of SL. That blog that was just posted has a lot of info about it (I've been working with the owner of it). Almost all of our findings have been going up on there. There's some more info on the IU boards too, but if it's in poor form to post that link, I won't (not sure if it is or not). I believe that it's still basically in the pre-game teaser and once the contest is over in July, it'll officially launch.

[Ursos]

For anyone interested in the EVA Project and/or called Second Life: yes it costs money (typically) but the basic account is a one-time fee. Anyway, if anyone was interested in EVA but didn't want to play because of the cost, check this out. This was taken off of the Second Life forums, posted by an employee of Linden Labs (the people behind SL - ergo offical and non-scammy):

[Ursos]

I hate to multi-post, but I wanted to remind people that today is the first day of the free Second Life accounts giveaway. Once you have an account, it's yours forever and you won't have to pay anything else ever. Plus, you can help us investigate the EVA Project!

http://www.secondlife.com/

[Max Steele]

[Max Steele]

The more I look into this one, the less is seems to center around logging into Second Life for information.

Sure there are items in Second Life for this, but a large majority of interactions, puzzles, etc... have been through web sites and emails.

This one is starting to look pretty big, and I'd just like to use this one message to say that people shouldn't be passing this one up just because it's associated with Second Life.

There's a lot going on here.

[Empty Eyes]

http://www.unencoded.com/e/message.txt

[blaqueice]

there was an update about the EVA Project on ARGN today.

[blaqueice]

i'm having an interesting chat with what appears to be an ingame character at #evaproject right now....i suggest this chat to anyone interested

heres the most interesting stuff that came out of the chat.