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You are on the right track thinking along the lines of the truncated cone hat puzzle.
It is all very mysterious...

Your ideal indication has shaken the 6 shrine walls. I guess we will know the Metatronic conclusion of this with the Part Two ? ^^

I don't think we're going to put in puzzles as obscure as the Monolith, but the something like the Metatron puzzle might be fair game. However, I prefer that puzzles be as self contained as possible (the "Vision" puzzle has an alternate solution for people who can't read the gimmick, for example) so I don't think we'll have any puzzles that rely on trivial questions.

The problem of the Metatron enigma in Fez is due to the lack of links. There are no information about the 5 Platonic Solids (tetrahedron, 6, 8, 12, 20). For information, this is the origin of the expression "quintessence of something". In addition, they represent the 5 elements (earth, water, air, fire, ether) in many civilisations. ^^

Whatever, you are right. Continue to express your soul in the game as usual. You have all my faith for shaping new bright mysteries.

I have to say though, that the phrase "The 64-bit name of God" has stuck with me. I would love to work such a memorable phrase into Full Bore somewhere.

Yes the hint sentence was not clear. Metatron is the name of the god's archangel scrib, not the name of God. Bessides God (=nothing=no limit=all=infinity=knowledge=tao=zen=...) can not be reduced to a symbol. This is why wisdom people say we can not pronounce his name.

• When I pronounce his name, he disappear. Who is he ?
> the silence

It is simple to find "your memorable" phrase. You just have to say something true / deep / powerful (better if short), based on the Full Bore world. Especially the character abilities the player used through his experience/journey (eg: idea of shaking, digging, ...).

• Nothing is more powerful than an idea whose time has come
> you will find it when you will be ready ^^


PS: Have you heard about holographic redundancy (to keep the divine smell introduced by Fez) ?

Yeah, Fez seemed to be quite a bit about holographic redundancy as applied to the (possibly virtual!) universe. At least that's what I got out of the endings. Full Bore's story (and 'deeper meaning' if you will) are definitely going in a different direction than Fez, but we're aiming at a game that's at least somewhat as analyzable.