'Overwatch' Sombra Release News: Morse Code Bastion Beeps Lead To Lumerico Website And Another Puzzle

Turns out something did happen when amomentincrime.com hit 100 percent . The race to find Overwatch’s next hero, Sombra, has been quite a slow one, with Blizzard creating ARG puzzles for the fans to solve. The newest one is quite a doozy and still hasn’t been fully deciphered. We will update this post with whatever information we find out about this new Sombra information.

On Dorado, there’s a screen on the Defenders starting ship, which reads “Acceso No Autorizado, Protocolo Sombra V. 2.3.” The screen then beeps like Bastion with what sounds like Morse code. According to reddit user KingofWhales , SQOFJFBNITIZWGDXSDO is what the beeps say, which when you input into the Vinegere Cipher, a method of encrypting alphabet text, with the phrase SOMBr@1NF:rM@7iON1SP0vvErrSOMBr@ you get ACCESSWWWLUMERICOMX.

The website Lumerico.mx is a brand-new webpage, which is a construction company in the Overwatch universe dedicated to creating technology for Mexico. There’s a login page, a telephone number – I tried to call but all I got was a busy signal – and a secret new Sombra puzzle. Right now, we don’t know what the long line of letters on that page means and we aren’t getting Sombra until we figure it out.

Here’s an up to date reddit post with all the information we have.

UPDATE: You can log in to the Lumerico.mx page with the username GFlores and the password g#fNwP5qJ. You can look at Gonzalo Flores emails which describe, in spanish, that someone has been trying to hack the company site. The most notable piece of information from the email seems to be a “nuclear plant” will be going online Nov. 1. Does that mean Sombra is coming out that day? You can also access other members of the site’s email addresses, but there isn’t anything interesting in them.

There’s one final message from Sombra sitting in the president’s email address:

1.- I see that you have infiltrated his mail.

Don't worry, he can't see this one, I've hide it from his sights if he uses one of his known IP addresses.

I need a bit more time to establish the next group of protocols. Stay tuned early next week. I'll throw a bit of dirty work to his mail in order to filter them to the public "accidentally". We'll see how the media reacts.

Are you tired of this Sombra wild goose chase? Tell us in the comments.