Solve the Modern Warfare puzzle

2 November 2009

Last night MyGaming received a cryptic email from local Modern Warfare 2 distributor Megarom.

“Megarom has managed to receive an encoded message from an unknown source, we’d like you the community head to get the message out there and find someone, capable of decoding it.

–/ Transmission Begin /–

Isop ubje ttmieps, vytpasjkuc hqqucggeoe tf klug pijfwgv rerre hkek lku’ij rvepm isi gde ejxk wfss. Fv fqrv yo jizr bsle jadj aeh ocqxrpp iekoiqmhlse gdrfzgy xa [email protected]. Ja wzql si dsymvjenx dolv rwoi raz yfz mrc ns vicrytvi ffv m gsitvwl dnsjmab rr 11.10.09 sr ouij yfy mfh vvnzy.

–/ Transmission End /–

The only clue obtained to figuring out the message was the following

Freedman Arrow

We have no clue what it means, and all attempts to decode the message (www.megarom.co.za/oaf.htm) have been fruitless. There must be someone out there that can help us.

We do know, that Vladimir Makarov is recruiting 5 more mercenaries for his cause, and will be putting them through their paces on 11.10.09 so we can only assume that these 5 soldiers will have to be located nearby (JHB vicinity, or able to get to JHB)”

MyGaming is aware that Megarom is hosting a launch event for the game on November 10 at RiverSands farm which is located off William Nicole out past Fourways, Gauteng. We also know that there happens to be a paintball field at River Sands.

Of course there will be free food, drinks and Modern Warfare 2 promotional goodies at the event. MyGaming as well as other local gaming publications and industry people will be attending the event.

In order to stand a chance to attend the event,crack the code and follow the instructions.

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