Well, just looking over the known letters I noticed that F, L, M, N and S all have the same basic appearance. And they all start with an 'eh' sound when you pronounce them individually. P and T should be related, by that logic, but K's got a similar structure too...
I'm going to guess that B and D are variations on G. J is K with the lowest dot omitted. That leaves C, H, Q, V, X, Y and Z, but I've got no idea on those.
I like the way you think. I've made some guesses (starred) with all of this in mind. Hard starting sounds are similar and soft starting sounds are similar. B and D both hard G and V both soft.
Not bad, thurule. I like how you extrapolated the numbers!
It's a shame that logic doesn't appear to apply to the letters, by rights V should be W without the lowest dot, but that's N. I don't know what R would be the equivalent of.
Weird. I have no idea what the pattern is then, C and D are mirrors of each other, (I would have made that D and G, myself) so maybe the same will hold true for J and K. V and Z as variations on T?
sorry if I missed it but has anyone figured out what THAT says
I think that's just regular Clickwise, not Clocktalk. That first section would be 4 vowels, a consonant/number/symbol, a vowel, consonant/number/symbol, vowel. The last section would be 5 vowels, consonant/number/symbol, 7 vowels, the same consonant/number/symbol twice.
haha, i just put the grey background to not make my eyes hurt as much! i think our combined efforts did a solid attempt at figuring out what the pin says. Safe to say it definitely says "REGAL SWANGEE"
Sadly, i dont feel any closer to deciphering the clickwise pattern, just a bunch of dots and lines to me :P
Ohhhhhhhh... the host you used for your image @Ayefkay is apparently blocked by my work, so I never saw it (just checked on my phone and it showed up fine there).
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haha, i just put the grey background to not make my eyes hurt as much! i think our combined efforts did a solid attempt at figuring out what the pin says. Safe to say it definitely says "REGAL SWANGEE"
Sadly, i dont feel any closer to deciphering the clickwise pattern, just a bunch of dots and lines to me :P
Yeah totally. Problem with clickwise is that if it's /actually/ another language it'll be a lot tougher. I'm not going there.
Easiest way to check is to right click on it in a modern browser and "inspect element" Select the <div class="Signature UserSignature"> and that should tell you how tall it is.
And since you brought it up @fishfishmonkeyhat yours is 93px but I didn't notice till I looked It's not usually a big deal unless it's very obviously too big or obstructive, but since attention was brought, I figured I'd clear up the regs. An example of text plus images making 80px tall is mine, which is precisely 80px, and a good example of an image that is the full allowable size with no text is the following:
someone should make a clocktalk sig that I can start using to replace huge sigs that says "this is a regulation signature" and is precisely 500x80 like that geth image
someone should make a clocktalk sig that I can start using to replace huge sigs that says "this is a regulation signature" and is precisely 500x80 like that geth image
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You can now add the hoodie to any pledge level, just add an extra $70 ($75 non-usa) on to your pledge and they'll ask in a survey at the end if you wanted a hoodie for the extra pledge.
I think I'm disappointed. After pledging for the pin level - we get a new pin, rather than a rare existing one (such as DLC). With over 1300 of them being made - it's hardly rare. So I'm questioning whether I should stick with it - or move along. The Camp Weedonwantcha KS also offered a pin, and they had approximately 500 pledge for that one (and at a much lower buy-in), making that both rarer and more affordable.
I'm not saying that I don't want the KS to succeed - I do. But with the falling Australian dollar, the higher pin print-run, and the higher initial buy-in, paying more for a less rare pin isn't as appealing. Obviously the solution isn't to drop the price of that tier, but perhaps add more to it. Just as a thought - a double secret box would be cost effective and probably help them get over the line.
I think I'm disappointed. After pledging for the pin level - we get a new pin, rather than a rare existing one (such as DLC). With over 1300 of them being made - it's hardly rare. So I'm questioning whether I should stick with it - or move along. The Camp Weedonwantcha KS also offered a pin, and they had approximately 500 pledge for that one (and at a much lower buy-in), making that both rarer and more affordable.
I'm not saying that I don't want the KS to succeed - I do. But with the falling Australian dollar, the higher pin print-run, and the higher initial buy-in, paying more for a less rare pin isn't as appealing. Obviously the solution isn't to drop the price of that tier, but perhaps add more to it. Just as a thought - a double secret box would be cost effective and probably help them get over the line.
I would argue that the pin would be rarer for the simple fact that it's more expensive. If you drop $150 on a pin, are you going to be casually giving it away? I would imagine the majority of these pins are going into a collection and not into circulation, unlike the standard pin.
Not only that, but they will still be somewhat more rare than the usual "limited pin" drop of ~2000.
In the end though, you're getting a cool reward for supporting a cool thing. I wouldn't think of the pin in monetary value, but as a thanks gift for helping make a project happen.
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I like the way you think. I've made some guesses (starred) with all of this in mind. Hard starting sounds are similar and soft starting sounds are similar. B and D both hard G and V both soft.
I told you to post your image in the official thread last night @Ayefkay, BUT YOU DIDN'T LISTEN!
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It's a shame that logic doesn't appear to apply to the letters, by rights V should be W without the lowest dot, but that's N. I don't know what R would be the equivalent of.
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I think that's just regular Clickwise, not Clocktalk. That first section would be 4 vowels, a consonant/number/symbol, a vowel, consonant/number/symbol, vowel. The last section would be 5 vowels, consonant/number/symbol, 7 vowels, the same consonant/number/symbol twice.
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Nice, thanks! Looks like he borrowed my image to do it, but that's ok.
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FWIW, I think yours looked a lot nicer than mine from a design aspect. Mine's just thrown together blocks.
Sadly, i dont feel any closer to deciphering the clickwise pattern, just a bunch of dots and lines to me :P
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Yeah totally. Problem with clickwise is that if it's /actually/ another language it'll be a lot tougher. I'm not going there.
I kid, I kid!
Nice design though. Reported to zerzhul.
Gonna make mine with random clocktalk BECAUSE WHO WOULD BOTHER TO CHECK!?
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Someone like me.
Where do you got the 'J' from?
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@callmegar yours is currently 122px high and @Ayefkay yours is 134px
Easiest way to check is to right click on it in a modern browser and "inspect element" Select the <div class="Signature UserSignature"> and that should tell you how tall it is.
And since you brought it up @fishfishmonkeyhat yours is 93px but I didn't notice till I looked
someone should make a clocktalk sig that I can start using to replace huge sigs that says "this is a regulation signature" and is precisely 500x80 like that geth image
BY MY OWN PETARD?!
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>_>
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You can now add the hoodie to any pledge level, just add an extra $70 ($75 non-usa) on to your pledge and they'll ask in a survey at the end if you wanted a hoodie for the extra pledge.
Full details on the KS page.
http://pinmash.info - Head-To-Head battle of pins! Choose the most desirable.
http://pinnywise.com - iOS pin collection tracking app.
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I'm not saying that I don't want the KS to succeed - I do. But with the falling Australian dollar, the higher pin print-run, and the higher initial buy-in, paying more for a less rare pin isn't as appealing. Obviously the solution isn't to drop the price of that tier, but perhaps add more to it. Just as a thought - a double secret box would be cost effective and probably help them get over the line.
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I would argue that the pin would be rarer for the simple fact that it's more expensive. If you drop $150 on a pin, are you going to be casually giving it away? I would imagine the majority of these pins are going into a collection and not into circulation, unlike the standard pin.
Not only that, but they will still be somewhat more rare than the usual "limited pin" drop of ~2000.
In the end though, you're getting a cool reward for supporting a cool thing. I wouldn't think of the pin in monetary value, but as a thanks gift for helping make a project happen.
That's pretty awesome. Should we break his bubble and tell him it's clocktalk and not clickwise?