If you’ve been searching for answers about the Fisch Morse Code quest, you’re not alone. This puzzle has stumped players for hours mainly because it involves decoding Morse code hidden within an audio file. After spending several hours cracking the code, here’s a complete breakdown of what we know so far.
Everything We Know About Morse Code Quest in Fisch
The quest starts with an audio file shared in the official Fisch Discord server on February 22nd at 7:26 a.m. The clip contains strange sounds, background noise and what seemed like Pac-Man sound effects. However, hidden within the noise was actual Morse code.
Initially, players didn’t pay much attention to it but after revisiting the clip, someone suggested that it contained a message in Morse code. The challenge? No one had actually decoded it.
To extract the Morse code, the audio had to be cleaned up. By isolating the sound and manually writing down the dots and dashes, the Morse code was successfully transcribed. After running it through a translator, the message was revealed: “Bad to the Bone.”
At this point, the biggest mystery wasn’t the message itself but what to do with it.
Players tried typing “Bad to the Bone” in different locations including in front of a locked door during different times of the day in different weather conditions and even using uppercase/lowercase variations. No results.
Some players thought the phrase might reference Ancient Isles (due to its connection to bones) but nothing was found there.
Alongside the Morse code puzzle another mystery involves something called the “2421 code.” While it was found during the research, its meaning is still unclear. Some players suspect it may be another puzzle that ties into the Morse code but as of now no solid leads have surfaced.
Despite hours of effort, the solution to the Fisch Morse Code quest remains unsolved. The phrase “Bad to the Bone” is definitely a clue but its purpose is still unknown. Players have tested multiple theories from NPC interactions to hidden areas but nothing has worked yet.
