Connection Buffer

Routine

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Type	File System

Responses to Functions

Function	Message	U	Result
1 Offense, sometimes	You chip away at the buffer, corrupting some data… but the sheer amount of data flowing through renders your attack ineffective.	?
1-7? Offense	You crash out the buffer. Well, anyone who was depending on that will definitely be annoyed.	4-5?
2-3 Command 1 Defense Other	It's possible your commands messed with the data in the buffer somewhat, but not enough that it's readily apparent.	1-2
1 View, without anyone in control	It doesn't seem like the buffered connections are being tampered with. The Golden Chip would probably like to fix that, but you're pretty sure you can't do that from here.	2
1 View, with you in control	Checking over the buffered connections, it's obvious your tap is still in place.	?	2 XP
5? View, with someone else in control	Checking over the buffered connections, it seems a lot of them are being redirected… there's some strange code by <player>. It's definitely siphoning off some information.	1-2
3 C + 3 V (?), with someone else in control	Checking over the buffered connections, it seems a lot of them are being redirected… there's some strange code by <player>. It's definitely siphoning off some information. You can't modify it from here, but you can siphon off a little to call your own.	1-2	+1 Backbone Control point
3 V + 3 C (?), with you in control	Checking over the buffered connections, it's obvious your tap is still in place. You move a little data manually since you're in here.	?	2 XP, +1? Backbone Control point
3? V, with control	Checking over the buffered connections, it's obvious your tap is still in place.	?	2 XP
Command + View?	Someone's carefully restricted access to viewing the buffer. You can watch the data streaming in and out of it, but don't grab enough to get a clear picture.	?

Sources

Midgard Relay Net