Using the second level command and then the basic view gets me two networking things (as I shall continue to call them, can't remember their name).
@Erenoth: try command first, *then* view? (as in, order matters - view only counts if done after commanding te vault to open)
Ah, I didn't realize this, and haven't been careful at all about the order I do things (aside from fitting in the experimental functions). Some of the results I posted on the wiki may be less random than I initially thought, take them with a grain of salt.
EDIT: I'm not sure this is true. Spading.
I can only imagine the mystifying results involves the lack of code finesse. Seeing as how difficult it is to reach this stage of the hack, it'll be a bit tricky to spade.
See here my result that completely and utterly conflicts with the wiki, destroying all its credibility. I tremble before the oncoming calamity and anarchy that'll ensue.
You queue up a batch for Data Vault containing Direct Command and Disk Browser.
You test the vault's commands until it momentarily reveals some data, copying it down before the program snaps shut again.
Huh. That string of characters looks suspiciously like a download key for Novos.
That's 1 Command -> 2 View
The wiki says that should only result in networking functions.
I had 11 Code Finesse. I can only image those are somehow involved.
I suspect there's no actual difference in batch required to reach the two and it's just chance that determines it. After all, the message that reports what you did is the same ("You test the vault's commands until it momentarily reveals some data, copying it down before the program snaps shut again."). There's just an additional line of text if you notice a weird line of code.
Evidence: I've obtained the functions with:
1 Command & 1-6 View
2 Command & 1-5 View
3 Command & 3 View
4 Command & 3 View
Of those, I got 2 functions with as low as 1 Command + 2 View, so I doubt there's a clear cutoff between getting 1 and 2.
I've obtained the Novos download key with:
1 Command & 2 View
2 Command & 4 View
It's possible higher view gives you a higher chance of getting the key, of course. Unfortunately I didn't collect my data thoroughly enough to tell.
I had 7-9 Code Finesse throughout.
It felt like I was getting fewer Novos keys than I had in the past, and thinking I may have been using a higher Code Finesse build earlier, I upped mine to 12 and gathered more data. Numbers in parentheses are the number of occurrences, not the number of items.Command / View | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
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1 | functions (1) | functions (2) | functions (2) | functions (2) | functions (1) | |
2 | functions (2) | functions (1) | functions (1), Novos key (1) | |||
3 | functions (1), Novos key (1) | Novos key (1) | functions (1) | |||
4 | ||||||
5 | ||||||
6 | functions (1) |
Command / View | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Novos key (1) | functions (1), Novos key (1) | ||||
2 | functions (2), Novos key (1) | Novos key (1) |
Not all that much data on specific Command / View combinations, but I can recommend getting as much code finesse as possible. 3/18 Data Vault batches resulted in a key at Code Finesse 12 versus 4/7 at Code Finesse 15.
In the beginning, men were mortal.
Somewhat circumstantial evidence — I don't think this has been suggested yet — but I *think* that there is a decreased chance of getting download keys based on the number you have obtained today. Needs more testing but so far my first day's haul: I was a getting several keys with 2 View, but later on only got it with 4-5+ View. Trying again tomorrow. (* = got key, otherwise got networking functions)
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