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2/13/2013 3:35:19 PM
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The area where the 1 and 4 are so clearly visible came from the first few outputs right after it went live midnight Bungie time - there was a lot of people on in that first 15 minutes but since then only a trickle. So yes eventually it will fill in but I think if we timed our bursts every hour or so like we have been doing we'll fill it in better like the 1 and 4 are now.
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Possibly, I'm just saying I think that each person/region has a unique pattern that they add to the puzzle - regardless of when they log in and regardless of how many other people/regions are logged in. I think a big chunk was made visible because a lot of different patterns were active at once. But if all of those same people logged in again at any other time we wouldn't get anything new. I can't prove it so I will continue to support all theories. But I think everyone should log in once as soon as they get a chance and then at least once again at the designated 2 EST time slot. So that, if I'm right, we get the basic picture before 2 and if I'm wrong there has only been a slight waste of time on most people's parts. But if I'm right, everyone will know tomorrow to just log in whenever they get the chance and they can essentially be "done" for the day.
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Edited by freefall722: 2/13/2013 4:21:06 PMOh, the info you're missing is that the geomask spins throughout the day - I think to represent earth's spin (TTL's animated gif helped show this) - so the same people logging in right now would place little dots in a different section then they did an hour ago.
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Ah, if that is indeed the case then yes, logging in at various times in the day is essential - especially today considering the full circle is needed.
