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<\/figure>\n For the past week, God of War: Ragnar\u00f6k<\/em> has been trending on Twitter, though there isn\u2019t any definitive news from developer Sony Santa Monica Studio. Instead, there have just been a series of tweets from \u201cindustry insiders\u201d pointing to a potential livestream reveal of the game on June 30. The rumor\u2019s source is cryptic, but now producer Cory Barlog has responded to the growing conversation, asking folks to chill out and \u201cplease be patient\u201d when looking for updates.<\/p>\n It all started on June 23 when Twitter user The Snitch tweeted a vague God Of War<\/em> GIF<\/a><\/span> with what appeared to be binary code:\u201d11110.\u201d In the Decimal System, \u201c11110″ translates to \u201c30,\u201d which led folks in The Snitch\u2019s mentions to assume some announcement was coming on the 30th of some month. Another \u201cindustry insider\u201d named Roberto Serrano echoed The Snitch\u2019s cryptic message on June 24<\/a><\/span>, tweeting that Sony will share a new Ragnar\u00f6k<\/em> trailer alongside a November 18 release date (this year, supposedly) and the ability to preorder the game\u2014all on June 30, with a PlayStation blog post to accompany the reveal<\/a><\/span>. Thus, the rumor mill started spinning outta control, with \u201cindustry insiders\u201d left<\/a><\/span> and right<\/a><\/span> claiming something\u2019s happening this Thursday.<\/p>\n