I have a bunch of audio devices connected to my computer. I mostly use them for audio production, but sometimes I like to play a bit of Sea of Thieves. The problem is I can’t ever seem to get a microphone connected to any of my audio inputs to work with the in-game voice chat. Windows sees my microphone. Discord sees it. Xbox Game Chat sees it. Sea of thieves is like “you have a microphone?”
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When you are playing the island flyover in the game, as you fly by the lighthouse (called “The Candle”) you can hear Morse code beeping in the background. There are two different pitched beeps, so it appears to be a conversation between two parties. My code skills are a bit rusty, but I finally managed to translate it. There are several messages that play, and I’ve found 3 different ones so far:
Why does anyone use Morse code anymore?
Good question.
Morse code takes forever.
It sure does.
Does anyone out there know Morse code?
Sorry. Use your radio.
If anyone copies any other messages, let me know. 73’s!
There are tons of articles floating around showing off cool homebrew projects people have done with their Nintendo DS. I decided I wanted to play too (never tried making my own DS app), so I started looking for information on where to start. It turns out there are quite a few good tutorials and forums out there for people who are new to homebrew. I figured I should share what I found so you can get started too.
