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Oh god we got a bunch of clues from sean & figured out the 13th plotter's username but still can't figure out how to interact with him. The gibson is live again with a whole new set of puzzles that are apparently tougher than the last round and tougher than the gunpowder event. He changed how glocks work & nobody has any idea how to get past them now lol. This game is going nuts holy poo poo.
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Mindblast posted:Depends entirely on whether or not you want to learn how to script to a certain imo. While there are other things to do for sure, skipping scripting would skip a large part of it all If I were interested in learning how to script, would the game help me learn? And could I have some amount of fun while doing it?
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Nov 11, 2016 02:33
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Yorkshire Pudding posted:If I were interested in learning how to script, would the game help me learn? And could I have some amount of fun while doing it? I believe so. There are many in-game resources for basic scripting, patterns to use, and even some tips for working within the game's resources. If you ever have any trouble you can use our group help channel, we're pretty good about getting people off in the right direction.
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Nov 12, 2016 00:44
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Ok i have a pretty sweet brute forcing script but what I do not understand is how to pass in a command rip the names from it then pass those automatically to the brute script. ie: name.getList{t:#s.anon.code{process:"directory", pass:"bethebest",project:"wibble"}} Which will get the list of abandoned users and then call brute from the list name.brute{t:#s.name} Is this even possible ?
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Nov 12, 2016 10:46
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Alright this game is pretty great, though I still have no idea what I'm doing. I just got past the first half of the firewall, now I need to get the second. I constantly have to look online to ask really basic questions like "How do I send messages?" and "How do I look at my scripts?". It's really enthralling though. I imagine if you actually know how to code it all comes a lot more naturally. One really embarrassing thing: I never learned how to type correctly. Despite being on computers my whole life I always just hunt and peck. I'm finally trying to get over that and learn to type right. It's so loving hard. Typing this out right now I'm going at about 9WPM.
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Nov 12, 2016 11:30
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TheresaJayne posted:Ok i have a pretty sweet brute forcing script but what I do not understand is how to pass in a command rip the names from it then pass those automatically to the brute script. No it isn't, you can't get a scriptor from a string. You either have to pass it in as an argument or hardcode it in your script. For the first part you could make a script: code:code:
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Nov 12, 2016 12:38
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Yorkshire Pudding posted:It's really enthralling though. I imagine if you actually know how to code it all comes a lot more naturally. Not really. You mostly figure out game mechanics by poking at them. Being a Javascript wizard lets you play a better game of code golf, that is, fitting as much code within the character limit as possible. Anyone hungry enough can play this game.
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Nov 13, 2016 03:55
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Yorkshire Pudding posted:Alright this game is pretty great, though I still have no idea what I'm doing. I just got past the first half of the firewall, now I need to get the second. I constantly have to look online to ask really basic questions like "How do I send messages?" and "How do I look at my scripts?". It's really enthralling though. I imagine if you actually know how to code it all comes a lot more naturally. During the tutorial you can always type "help" to get a small list of useful commands. From there it will show you "scripts.trust" which you can always run safely. Running a command without any arguments will typically tell you more on how to use it.
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Nov 13, 2016 18:28
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After about an hour of failing to get through Mallory's firewall I learned that a "stack" in programming terms means just that, and when she asked for the user that connected after "X" meant I have to give her the one directly above "X", not the one after. So now I'm live. What's next?
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Nov 15, 2016 13:08
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Yorkshire Pudding posted:After about an hour of failing to get through Mallory's firewall I learned that a "stack" in programming terms means just that, and when she asked for the user that connected after "X" meant I have to give her the one directly above "X", not the one after. You could also have checked the time stamps.
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Nov 15, 2016 13:36
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Yorkshire Pudding posted:After about an hour of failing to get through Mallory's firewall I learned that a "stack" in programming terms means just that, and when she asked for the user that connected after "X" meant I have to give her the one directly above "X", not the one after. Get in the discord and we can get you set up with some upgrades and stuff to do.
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Nov 15, 2016 16:09
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Gonna get on this today but as a programmer who specifically wants to learn javascript I think I'll play myself for at least for a few days, or maybe I'll join the goon chat and refuse to take free money or scripts at first.
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Nov 17, 2016 14:46
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e: Never mind fixed my Discord problem.
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Nov 17, 2016 17:46
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So five hours disappeared yesterday while I dragged my lazy rear end through the vLAN and into the game. Have spent a bit of time trying to script out the t1 locks which was quite fun, even for my (really bad) JS. Am on the discord and will mumble at people incoherently later. One thing I'd say for any people who haven't used JS in a long time like me, the codeacademy.com learn javascript tutorials have been awesome at jogging my memory of functions and other things. The 500 character limit at the beginning of the game is a bit of a crapper though.
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Nov 21, 2016 15:07
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Feel free to ask in the discord chatrooms for upgrades, we can send you a bunch of char counts and such no problem if you don't feel like grinding them up. Getting you up to speed to help with some of the harder programming challenges would be good .
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Nov 21, 2016 16:11
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lazken posted:So five hours disappeared yesterday while I dragged my lazy rear end through the vLAN and into the game. its not that bad, I have a perfect T1 brute forcer in less than 500 characters
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Nov 22, 2016 10:39
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Just got out of the vLAN. I want to start getting into scripting and whatnot soon, but first I want to figure out how to do any of this manually... I've been going through highsec scripts, looking for things to hack, but nothing looks or feels anything like the stuff that was in the tutorial. How the gently caress do I find NPC accounts to hack? I'm assuming I'm looking for something that responds to me with "need ez_21 unlock command" or something like that? With 0GC, I can't even access basic stuff...
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This sounds like exactly what 15 year old me wanted to play. I don't have much time to play games these days. Would I be putting myself at a significant disadvantage by only playing a few times a week, or am I just as secure/insecure no matter how long I'm offline?
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