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So a while back I bought this game called Dead Space for the XBOX 360...This cipher is used in the game, scrawled all over the walls in the bodily fluids of the dead and dying. A cipher key in game is provided but it is incomplete. This is the most accurate one I have been able to construct based on the original in game key and context I was able to gather in my meanderings.
Have fun! Happy Transliterating!
Altman be praised!
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Nvm, found another guid with ALL of the letters and numbers.
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What about Q, X, and 5? How do you write them? Two of my firends already can write in marker and I want to get with the program!
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Hmm i have a paper, that shows all most the same but a little more, and you miss Q but anyway good translated
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i write in unitology a bit. need a reference sheet to make sure i know what im spelling though...
i still think its cool that Visceral made an entire alphabet/language (not really sure) for a game. the first game scared me sh*tless, but it was awesome...
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Well...maybe there will be one in the second game, but I doubt it.
When you sit and think about it Q is just the secret love child of K and W. And just to let Q know how much they care, they sold him as a slave to U for twenty dollars. That's why when you see Q he's always carrying U on his back.
Poor Q.
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"Unitology is truth!"
I agree with the ideal of transformation, of the next stage, but sacrificing people and let them become monsters... its a bit far
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Well...
The way I see it, the uni's were always telling the truth. They just didn't see the whole picture, or perhaps they didn't *want* to see the whole picture.
Selective understanding on their part.
I really enjoyed that idea, even if the designers did not intend it. Religion teaches us many things that it says are true. But what are we to understand the nature of gods?
H.P. Lovecraft explores this in great detail and for that he's one of my favorite authors. 
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Yea, one of the biggest flaws of religions is that it makes us understand the will of the "Gods".
In my opinio, who are we to speak by the "Gods"?
What I'm going to say, will probably have a lot of bad feedback, specially from devouted people, but most religions artifacts were made by man, the bible for example. Yea, yea I know what you're thinking, but still..
Even the Pope is human.
We don't know anything about life after death, its a fact.
So all we say, its just speculation. Nowadays, science just proves that most things that were considered miracles, have now an explication.
I belive the world is neither an fantastic book nor a science formula. Its something in betwen, the rest its up to us to fill in the blanks.
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Hm, and even if the bible did have a true source, over the ages it has been translated and interpreted by certain people and those interpretations have become traditions. Traditions that have become almost as binding as the original document.
Maybe that's another allegory of the Marker.
Something discovered by man. Translated by man. Interpreted by man. Yet misunderstood.
I am a believer. And I was raised that way. I don't really maintain much friendship with others though, because having grown up with it I think a lot of my opinions would be considered "blasphemous" In spite of there being *evidence to the contrary.*
Ah well. People just make their own choices. If there really is a God, then I'll stand or fall by his judgment. Not by any other group of human beings.
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