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[stinji]

that would make sense. Id rather have a big lull at the beginning before things really got going. Its worse when you have a huge break right in the middle.

[Xeno Lambrose]

Mistake, or clue?

[v37]

Do androids dream of electric sheep?

[JLopez]

Apologies in advance if this has been mentioned, utilizing the search function did not return anything.

Paramount using Peli's Area 51 film as a smokescreen for him to film footage for Super 8?

[punxtr]

I don't think that has been brought up before either. Good work!

[Milienius]

ahhh

[multipsychoapopheniosis]

Re: ahhh

[SomethingAnon]

If you click the bottom left arrow, you get a new symbol

[Melodyman]

[picknick14]

[Ninelives]

Many are suggesting themes of a water monster and so on. For those who have read the secret message found on the printer at "Scariestthingieversaw" they mention a foghorn, often used at sea. Also a possible reference to Ray Bradbury's "Fog Horn" a story about a sea monster. Apparently there was a secret image in Cloverfield from the movie "Fog Horn" based on the story by the same name. It all points to a sea monster of some sort. In my personal opinion from the trailer the crate is both small and on land, therefore making me doubt the existence of a sea monster. One things I have not seen discussed it any forums is the fact that the truck veered onto the railroad tracks head on. I think we can all agree that whatever is being contained is responsible for the truck. Just linking a few things people have discussed. Feedback or corrections are definitely wanted

[Xeno Lambrose]

Ninelives;

Welcome; and yes regarding "it" being a water based creature seems iffy—the trailer states, "IN 1979, THE U.S. AIR FORCE CLOSED A SECTION OF AREA 51; "ALL MATERIALS WERE TO BE TRANSPORTED TO A SECURE FACILITY IN OHIO." To support a water-based creature in the barren climes of the Nevada nuclear test range seems highly unlikely, as does fitting a train to transport such "material." Under the right conditions—perhaps the downed electric pole with live wires striking the train car—provided, or removed restrictions hampering, the "it" with the ability to rotate a security latch (?) on the outside (though there could have been an interior element to it) and the strength to do some serious damage to the door and pop the rivets off the side.

And as regards "the truck [that] veered onto the railroad tracks head on," I understand what you mean but it just struck me as rather funny if the truck had "veered onto the tracks" going backwards.

Whether the driver intended on making contact with the engine of a freight train up close and personal, or was controlled in some manner to do so, is yet to be seen, but stick around; there'll be much more fun before this is all over, and if you haven't reviewed the "Game Summary" sticky, it's a good place to get up to speed.

Appreciate your comments.

[Guest]

What the hell is going on?

[NOC14672]

What the hell is going on?

[Guest]

Re: What the hell is going on?