The REAL Loki... Actress Anyway

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Here's who Loki REALLY is...

SPOILER:

Her name is Minae Noji. She plays on General Hospital. Here's a vid of her on MySpace: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea...iendID=54234975

Confusio wrote:

Outstanding catch !!!

I was right then when I said she looked like a professional actress playing a script.

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Yeah, my wife was watching GH and I was like, "Holy ****! That's Loki!!!" I looked her up on the web and found this.

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Yeah, my wife was watching GH and I was like, "Holy ****! That's Loki!!!" I looked her up on the web and found this.

I'd say she looks like Loki and there is a 99% chance that probably she is the one,

it'd be nice if we can find a picture to see if the mark she has on her neck i real,

and perhaps if we are lucky we may find a pic of her wearing the famous pearl necklace.

Edit: 100%, YES she is, found a pic with the mark on her neck.

Interesting ...

PS. BTW who in hell would have expected a bunch of geeks to watch General Hospital !!! hehe

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Good find... this really cleans up alot of loose ends. No more wondering if she is a Microsoft employee working on some project, or if any of her history is real... trying to find the school she went to, etc. Everything is scripted... Phi and Pi and school pranks and 4 majors. Everything...

That does mean that all of the back story must have some point to it that will help solve the puzzle. Time to watch the videos again from that perspective.

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Good find... this really cleans up alot of loose ends. No more wondering if she is a Microsoft employee working on some project, or if any of her history is real... trying to find the school she went to, etc. Everything is scripted... Phi and Pi and school pranks and 4 majors. Everything...

That does mean that all of the back story must have some point to it that will help solve the puzzle. Time to watch the videos again from that perspective.

I suggest you take a look at her majors, and compare them to the answers to the 3 puzzles each week that Didn't have any of the meta-puzzle pieces.

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I suggest you take a look at her majors, and compare them to the answers to the 3 puzzles each week that Didn't have any of the meta-puzzle pieces.

If you compare her majors to ALL of the answers and puzzle names from each week you'll pretty much find a match. That's what I'm saying... the 4 majors are clearly scripted to be a clue of what each week is about. The next is foklore. Pi and Phi are also scripted... Pi more so, as people finding this game late wouldn't know about Phi, so look for Pi to be important somewhere.

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And guess what, minaenoji.com is registered by "Domains by Proxy, Inc." same company

as for "vanishingpointgame.com"

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Domains By Proxy, Inc is just the private registrar for GoDaddy.com. Doesn't mean much, since they're the #1 domain registrar on the planet.

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Eh, i dunno. If this is microsoft working on this, i'm sure they wouldn't be using a webhoster like http: //www.12dnetworks.com/ - which is where minaenoji.com is at... [hint, it's plesk generated index.html, so https: //minaenoji.com:8443 = plesk control panel .. which shows us 12dnetworks.com...]

my .02 :)

Blah, nevermind!

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Eh, i dunno. If this is microsoft working on this, i'm sure they wouldn't be using a webhoster like http: //www.12dnetworks.com/ - which is where minaenoji.com is at... [hint, it's plesk generated index.html, so https: //minaenoji.com:8443 = plesk control panel .. which shows us 12dnetworks.com...]

my .02 :)

Blah, nevermind!

42 Entertainment is producing the game, 12d is just a value added services company,

actual service behind the courtains is provided by Qwest.

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