The players of Animism: The Sacred Sites have discovered a dead drop that was hinted at a character’s blog:

There is faint text at the bottom right that says:
“Remember our deal…
VPL
BUS 333.38 F86m
HB”
I believe “VPL” is Vancouver Public Library, “BUS” is the business section, and 333.38 F86m is a call out number for a book.

Note: The VPL catalog is undergoing maintenance until 11am EDT so I am unable to get specific information about the book at this time. I’ll update with more information after the catalog is back online.

Update: It figures that the one time I will ever need to use the VPL card catalog, it ends up being down most of the day. The book is Model subdivision regulations : text and commentary by Robert H. Freilich and Peter S. Levi.

UF member Shizzire has contacted the library, was told that there is a note inside the book, and currently has it on hold at the counter. You can send them a PM on Unfiction to get instructions on how to get the book/note (or maybe just be really nice to the librarian and ask them just to let you see the note).

Further Information: Unfiction thread

Thanks to @4DFiction for tweeting about the dead drop.

Maya, from 100 years in the future, seems to have found some friends in our time to leave a series of symbols scattered around the globe. Based on the one report so far, this will lead to a phone number for you to call that will play another message to us from Maya. The message should in turn provide a clue that will unlock one of six parts of the final video on Love Letters to the Future (keyword: Maya2109).

Part 1: Stockholm & Buenos Aires – UNLOCKED
Part 2: Hong Kong & Cork – UNLOCKED
Part 3: Mumbai & Toronto
Part 4: Amsterdam & Sao Paulo
Part 5: Washington, DC & Cankurtaran
Part 6: Copenhagen, Kinderdijk, & Beijing

Based upon the wording of the clues, most of these locations will have something for you to find in real life. However, for Kinderdijk, Beijing, Cankurtaran, and Sao Paulo, it appears that you will need an Android phone with the Layar application in order to see the clue.

Amsterdam, The Netherlands: 52° 22′ 20.64″ N 4° 52′ 33.54″ E
I have found a different method. I think this is more secure. Harder for them to notice. You’ll need to leave your screen and find me outside. Look out on the wall, in the back ‘Garden’ at the Cafe of Sound. Look for my mark, friends have placed it there.

Copenhagen, Denmark: 55° 39′ 41.73″ N 12° 33′ 59.23″ E
I have found a different method. I think this is more secure. Harder for them to notice. You’ll need to leave your screen and find me outside. On the Bridge for New Bikes. Look to your feet. Look for my mark, friends have placed it there.

Stockholm, Sweden: 59°19’6.98″ N 18° 4’25.59″ E
I have found a different method. I think this is more secure. Harder for them to notice. You’ll need to leave your screen and find me outside. Take the Elevator Katarina uptop. Under where the bridge meets the mountain, look on the wall. Look for my mark, friends have placed it there.

Mumbai, India: 19° 1′ 43.14″ N 72° 50′ 48.48″ E
I have found a different method. I think this is more secure. Harder for them to notice. You’ll need to leave your screen and find me outside. To the railway station: Matunga Road. Look on the wall outside. Look for my mark, friends have placed it there.

Hong Kong, China: 22° 16′ 59.40″ N 114° 9′ 10.32″ E
I have found a different method. I think this is more secure. Harder for them to notice. You’ll need to leave your screen and find me outside on the ground beneath your feet. I wish we could have met for a drink at Pub 7.1. Look for my mark, friends have placed it there.

Washington, DC: 38° 55′ 14.163″ N 77° 2′ 29.9832″ W
I have found a different method. I think this is more secure. Harder for them to notice. You’ll need to leave your screen and find me outside. I wish we could have met for a drink, maybe at the Pharmacy. Look to the ground for my mark, friends have placed it there.

Buenos Aires, Argentina: 34° 36′ 23.7492″ S 58° 27′ 41.5254″ W
I have found a different method. I think this is more secure. Harder for them to notice. You’ll need to leave your screen and find me outside. Look on the wall where it curves around the great tree at the intersection. Look for my mark, friends have placed it there.

Cork, Ireland: 51° 54′ 9.99″ N, 8° 28′ 34.73″ E
I have found a different method. I think this is more secure. Harder for them to notice. You’ll need to leave your screen and find me outside. Go to the Firkin Crane and look to your feet. Look for my mark, friends have placed it there.
[Note: The coordinates as printed are located in Verl, Germany, however the Firkin Crane is located in Cork, Ireland. If the longitude is West instead of East however, you do get a location in Cork, Ireland.]

Toronto, Canada: +43° 39′ 13.90″, -79° 24′ 6.34″
I have found a different method. I think this is more secure. Harder for them to notice. You’ll need to leave your screen and find me outside. In the park with the Belle View. Look for my mark, friends have placed it there.

Kinderdijk, The Netherlands: 51°53′N 4°38′E
I have found a different method. I think this is more secure. Harder for them to notice. You’ll need to leave your screen for a slightly smaller, more mobile Andriod one and find me outside. On a Layar with my name near the mills of Kinderdijk. Look for my mark, I have placed it there.

Beijing, China: 39° 52′ 56.07″ N 116° 24′ 23.29″ E
I have found a different method. I think this is more secure. Harder for them to notice. You’ll need to leave your screen for a slightly smaller, more mobile Andriod one and find me outside. On a Layar with my name near the Temple of Heaven. Look for my mark, I have placed it there.

Cankurtaran, Turkey: 41° 0′ 27.95″ N 28° 58′ 42.68″ E
I have found a different method. I think this is more secure. Harder for them to notice. You’ll need to leave your screen for a slightly smaller, more mobile Andriod one and find me outside. On a Layar with my name near the Blue Mosque look for my mark, I have placed it there.

Sao Paulo, Brazil: 23° 35′ 5.01″ S 46° 39′ 17.1″ W
I have found a different method. I think this is more secure. Harder for them to notice. You’ll need to leave your screen for a slightly smaller, more mobile Andriod one and find me outside. On a Layar near with my name near the Obelisk. Look for my mark, I have placed it there.

Further Information: Love Letters to the Future Blog — Unfiction thread

New sets of GPS Missions have gone up for the Intimation game. So far, only the Central Park mission has been completely successful in gathering all the URLs needed to unlock new game content.

In order to complete GPS missions, you need a phone with an internal GPS device or an external GPS device (Bluetooth “GPS mouse”). Nokia Symbian or Windows Mobile PPC works best. Register at GPS Mobile, download the software onto your phone, and then head out to the mission sites.

Each checkpoint you arrive at reveals a message that has a web address (Checkpoint x/n . http://thewaytheirworldended.com/…’) The address is only shown once, so be ready to copy it down so you won’t forget. Visiting the website unlocks a piece for the game.

Further information: Unfiction thread / #intimation chat on irc.chat-solutions.org

Thanks to @drizjr for the tip.

Update: Hollywood and Los Angeles missions completed by @krystyn. St. Louis completed by Nyst. London completed by DaiMudda.

There is now an easily readable list of which missions are completed and which are not: http://thewaytheirworldended.com/A-WHOLE-BUNCH/

Players received a PDF that had the following coordinates hidden it: 49°17’25.58″ and 123°1’44.85″. They then determined that it was 49°17’25.58″ N, 123°1’44.85″ W in Vancouver, BC which is near some train tracks.

Further information: Unfiction thread

Thanks to Psysop for originally posting.