Interoffice Memo / Discussion

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bigalphillips 22 Jul 2016 02:53

Using 3, 4, 5 or 6 memos did not give any code snippets. Maybe need to have Simple Coding first?

penguinpyro 20 Sep 2016 01:19

After getting the Unwavering Attention skill from this and letting Paperwork Numbed wear off, no unusual message for using another one. Just another 10 energy of paperwork numbed. No hidden stat changes from paperwork numbed, either.

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Writing for the long-neglected GOC Casefiles canon.

Last edited on 20 Sep 2016 01:20 by penguinpyro Show more

Magnifico 28 Feb 2019 19:40

Since these mention coding, I tried using 5 with:

• the Simple Coding, Handscripting, and Efficient Hacking skills
• the absence of the Unwavering Attention skill
• a total of 23 Code Finesse
• Ancient Code, Powercode, and Gaming Music active
• a twitch PDA with free processor equipped

Result: a code snippet and 50 turns of Paperwork Numbed. :(

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penguinpyro 28 Feb 2019 19:45

Good try, Mag. I was thinking of going the opposite route of Focused Perception and getting some kind of sleepiness/boredom-related effect. Or perhaps going even further than Focused Perception and being too hyper (jitters? Pep in your step? others?) to focus. So perhaps try that?

Alternatively, try reaching 100+ paperwork numbed.

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Writing for the long-neglected GOC Casefiles canon.

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Magnifico 28 Feb 2019 19:52

I used 6 more memos to get 109 energy of Paperwork Numbed (I had spent one turn using code on paper just in case that did something). Still no skill, although I did get 2 code snippets instead of one.

Also, tearing one up while dressed as an office worker (light briefcase, office suit coat, office dress pants, coder's watch) with all that Paperwork Numbed active doesn't do anything special.

Last edited on 28 Feb 2019 20:00 by Magnifico Show more

GoldS 23 Sep 2020 00:27

I don't know if Blue Eyes had been explicitly tested before, but I can now confirm it doesn't do anything new.