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Commento di 3621

A guaranteed drop from Gift of the Observer in 10-player mode (known as normal at the time Ulduar was released), one item per raid.

About the item's background (spoiler warning):

Algalon the Observer's planetary diagnostics result in one of two possible reply signals: Reply-Code Alpha, signalling 'All is well', and Reply-Code Omega, requesting planetary reorigination. If he is not stopped within one hour, his analysis confirms the Archivum Console's calculations, which estimate the chance of Reply-Code Omega to be 99.99% (repeating, of course), finding partial corruption in the planet's life support systems, as well as complete corruption in most of the planet's defence mechanisms. When he is defeated, however, he rearranges the Reply-Code and leaves this item in his cache, because he lacks the strength to transmit it to the Pantheon himself. As Brann Bronzebeard suggests, the Reply-Code should be brought to Rhonin in the Violet Citadel, from where it can be transmitted.

Commento di 222376

So.....
If you wipe on Algalon, the World (of Warcraft) as we know it is destroyed?
At least we can head to Outland
If we don't die

Commento di 519849

I thought they were mechanical... at least the mecha-gnomes

Commento di 386095

There are an infinite quantity of numbers between 0 and 1.

A note to the math saavy out there: 99.99... (... or ellipsis indicating a number or numerical pattern repeating forever) is equal to 100. So if the % chance of Omega being the signal chosen was 99.99...%, then it was 100% going to happen. ^^

Qualitatively, yes. It was "going to happen". However, it didn't. That small little fraction of a percent existed, thus you are able to defeat the Observer and prevent the destruction of the world. If the value for Omega-code was 1, then you likely could not have interfered with the process.

And to the "math savvy", it's a simple principle from calculus, the idea of limits. As the value of Omega approaches infinity the limit in this particular case is 1. It may never actually reach the value of 1 (in the case of an "improper integral"), but the number which is infinitely increases towards is a particular value. The Titans, being the beings they are, might have actually programmed the Archive in such a way that it could never send a 100% Omega code message and that it would always require Algalon's verification of the Omega status.

It's called a safe-measure.

Commento di ShurqElalle

lol i googled "algalon reply" for noblegarden and here we are. GET IT

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Reply-Code Alpha

Livello dell’oggetto 80
Binds when picked up
Questo oggetto avvia una missione

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Bottino da: Algalon the Observer

Reply-Code Alpha

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