Employee IDs
Routine
Image | |
Type | Utility System |
Responses to Functions
Function | Message | U | Result |
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Offense | You batter the system with false entries, crashing it out. | ? | Removes routine |
Command | The tables here are expecting some extremely specific form of data. You're not quite sure what it's looking for, but what you're sending isn't it. | ? | |
Command, after some trigger? | You manually hammer together a string of characters generic enough you're fairly certain it'll match your retinas. Fairly certain. | ? | Lets you use a retinal scanner? 1 XP in Perception, 1 XP in Will |
Command, after above result | You rerecord your retinal data. Still looks like a string of gibberish, but should work. | ? | |
View | You scan through the system, finding that it has a fairly small number of records… probably just for workers in this facility. Each record has an ID number and a complex string of gibberish labeled as a retinal map, but nothing like names or pay rates or medical history. | ? | |
1 View OR - just 1 Command+4? CF OR 1 View + 4? CF |
You trick the system into accepting your comm as a valid input for the retinal maps and transfer an extreme close-up over. It's simultaneously annoying and not at all surprising that Midgard made a proprietary file format for that. | 0 | |
V + C? or just C? |
There's definitely some tool that's intended to be used to add new records to the system. | ? | |
Defense | ? | ||
Other | The file system seems content to leave you alone. | ? |
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