I did! Or trying. I think there are some messages missing.
1 - “W/ARE Tech support, how can I help you?”
2 - “Hello, uhm… I would like to have a follow-up on an incident related to your headset.”
1 - “On your W/ARE device?”
1 - “No, on my computer.”
2 - “Thank you for taking the time to update us on your condition. I see that you’ve ordered some of our exclusive blood thinners, did you follow the prescription instructions?”
4 - “Actually, I took an Aspirin, went to bed, and it disappeared over night.”
3 - “Were your sleeping patterns the same as usual?”
4 - “Do you have an approximate amount of time?”
1 - “Uhm, ten hours tops. This is very unusual to me.”
2 - “I see you emailed our department yesterday about the same inquiry. Do you still suffer from the previously mentioned symptoms?”
3 - “Can you identify where this feeling is coming from?”
3 - “Right side mostly, arms and legs.”
4 - “Thank you for your patience. I relayed a quick recap of your symptoms to our internal specialist, and your condition seems to be related to a mild case of brain fatigue. We suggest you take pauses between play sessions so your mind relaxes. If your symptoms persist, we suggest you consult a health specialist to make sure you don’t have any underlying conditions that could interfere with the headsets performance.”
3 - “Alright, thank you very much.”
2 - “6 - E - 6 - 9?”
The figures seem out of place at the moment. And perhaps the conversation doesn’t flow correctly until we have the missing audio from the remaining development kit.
But does a code appear to emerge from the re-order of the spoken audio files as they were delivered?
Possibly so far we might have:
1 2 112 434123343 … 2
This is all hypothetical of course and perhaps better brains than me can see a pattern emerging.
Maybe we are getting a telephone number or something we have to ring for a deployment code?
