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|desc= Your watch pops up some code you haven't seen for years, from a computer you barely remember. As you puzzle over it, it compiles into the ghost in the machine.<br><br>
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Only it's not in the machine anymore because you recycled it years ago. Instead, it's in your face.
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|image=dataghost.gif
 
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|hit1=The ghost crashes into you. It hurts like the dickens and you get a '1' stuck in your teeth.
 
|hit1=The ghost crashes into you. It hurts like the dickens and you get a '1' stuck in your teeth.
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|item6=half a clue|image6=halfaclue.gif|drop6=notes
 
|item6=half a clue|image6=halfaclue.gif|drop6=notes
 
|item7=unfinished road snacks|image7=unfinishedroadsnacks.gif|drop7=notes
 
|item7=unfinished road snacks|image7=unfinishedroadsnacks.gif|drop7=notes
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|item8=Astral junk bonds|image8=junkbonds.gif|drop8=notes
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|item9=scratched SQUID disk|image9=scratchedsquiddisk.gif|drop9=notes
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|item10=interstellar VCR instructions|image10=interstellarvcr.gif|drop10=notes
 
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|loc1=haunted computer
 
|loc1=haunted computer
 
}}[[Category:Color]]
 
}}[[Category:Color]]
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==
* Only one item drops at a time.
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* Only one item drops at a time, depending on the softwares that are running:
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{| cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="1" align="left" style="text-align:center"
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|- style="background-color:#EFEFEF"
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! '''Software''' !! '''Effect''' !! '''Drop'''
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|-
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| [[Astral Stock Exchange software]] || [[Betting on the Stars]] || [[Astral junk bonds]]
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|-
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| [[Destitute Dick's Penny-Pincher Program]] || [[Financial Prudence]] || [[pinched penny]]
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|-
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| [[Garcia's Traffic Avoider software‎]] || [[Seeking Solitude]] || [[unfinished road snacks]]
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|-
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| [[GigantoFirm LookOut Calendar]] || [[Prepunctuality]] || [[spilled tea]]
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|-
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| [[IMyself blog software]] || [[On Camera]] || [[scratched SQUID disk]]
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|-
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| [[MacRuff's Mercantile Monitor software]] ||| [[Targeting Trouble]] || [[yesterday's news]]
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|-
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| [[personal copy of the internet]] || [[Surfing for Lulz]] || [[forgotten meme]]
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|-
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| [[registry cleaner software]] || [[Cleaning Registry]] || [[data fragment]]
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|-
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| [[S.M.A.R.T. software]] || [[Got S.M.A.R.T.]] || [[half a clue]]
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|-
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| [[S.U.I.T. Software]] || [[T.a.I.L.o.R.]] || [[interstellar VCR instructions]]
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|-
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| [[TH Editor software]] || [[Cool Coding]] || ???
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|-
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| [[Vlad's Decryptonomicon software]] || Enables decryption of some<br>[[:Category:Can Be Decrypted|items]] in your [[Computer Lab]]. || [[data fragment]]
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|}<br clear="all">
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==References==
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* The image is based on a {{wikipedia|Ghosts (Pac-Man)|ghost}} in ''Pac-Man''.
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* The first miss message refers to the {{wikipedia|Blue Screen of Death}}.
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* Some {{wikipedia|Usenet}} newsgroups were infamous for their flamewars.

Latest revision as of 09:16, 18 October 2015

Dataghost.gif
digital ghost

You are fighting a digital ghost.

Your watch pops up some code you haven't seen for years, from a computer you barely remember. As you puzzle over it, it compiles into the ghost in the machine.

Only it's not in the machine anymore because you recycled it years ago. Instead, it's in your face.
Your opponent attacks ...

Hit messages:

  • The ghost crashes into you. It hurts like the dickens and you get a '1' stuck in your teeth.
  • The ghost drops a floating point on your head.
  • The ghost buffets you with a gust of wind from a particularly chilly corner of Usenet. What's a Usenet? (ice) damage



It hits you for X damage.

Critical hit message:

Your opponent has a critical hit! It hits you for X damage.



Miss messages:

  • The ghost crashes. So now you know what happens when you get an afterlife in your screens of death.
  • The ghost tries to drop a floating point on your head, but you dodge between the digits.
  • The ghost opens a portal to Usenet, allowing you to relive the sci-fi flame wars of years past.



Fumble messages:

Your foe fumbles! It takes X damage.


Victory! You beat up your foe and win the combat!


You gain (?*Level, cap 250) experience.

You got an item: forgotten meme Forgottenmeme.gif (See Notes)
You got an item: data fragment Datafragment.gif (See Notes)
You got an item: spilled tea Spilledtea.gif (See Notes)
You got an item: yesterday's news Yesterdaysnews.gif (See Notes)
You got an item: pinched penny Pinchedpenny.gif (See Notes)
You got an item: half a clue Halfaclue.gif (See Notes)
You got an item: unfinished road snacks Unfinishedroadsnacks.gif (See Notes)
You got an item: Astral junk bonds Junkbonds.gif (See Notes)
You got an item: scratched SQUID disk Scratchedsquiddisk.gif (See Notes)
You got an item: interstellar VCR instructions Interstellarvcr.gif (See Notes)


Known resistances/weaknesses

Verified to have no resistances or weaknesses.


Locations

Notes

  • Only one item drops at a time, depending on the softwares that are running:
Software Effect Drop
Astral Stock Exchange software Betting on the Stars Astral junk bonds
Destitute Dick's Penny-Pincher Program Financial Prudence pinched penny
Garcia's Traffic Avoider software‎ Seeking Solitude unfinished road snacks
GigantoFirm LookOut Calendar Prepunctuality spilled tea
IMyself blog software On Camera scratched SQUID disk
MacRuff's Mercantile Monitor software Targeting Trouble yesterday's news
personal copy of the internet Surfing for Lulz forgotten meme
registry cleaner software Cleaning Registry data fragment
S.M.A.R.T. software Got S.M.A.R.T. half a clue
S.U.I.T. Software T.a.I.L.o.R. interstellar VCR instructions
TH Editor software Cool Coding  ???
Vlad's Decryptonomicon software Enables decryption of some
items in your Computer Lab.
data fragment

References

  • The image is based on a ghost in Pac-Man.
  • The first miss message refers to the Blue Screen of Death.
  • Some Usenet newsgroups were infamous for their flamewars.