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==Effect==
 
==Effect==
''When this effect runs out you get a message. On the first three times this is done:''
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''When this effect runs out you get a message. After the first card is decrypted:''
  
 
Your watch beeps, alerting you that your computer has extracted as much as it can from the swipe card. It's a start, but you don't seem to have nearly enough data to fake your own swipe card.
 
Your watch beeps, alerting you that your computer has extracted as much as it can from the swipe card. It's a start, but you don't seem to have nearly enough data to fake your own swipe card.
  
''On the fourth time:''
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''After the second card is decrypted:''
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Your watch beeps, alerting you that your computer has extracted as much as it can from the swipe card. You're making progress, but you still need more data.
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''After the third card is decrypted:''
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Your watch beeps, alerting you that your computer has extracted as much as it can from the swipe card. You're making progress, but you still need a little more data.
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''After the fourth card is decrypted:''
  
 
Your watch beeps, alerting you that your computer has extracted as much as it can from the swipe card. All right! Your computer says you've got enough data that it's cracked the code. It spits out a fake swipe card for you.
 
Your watch beeps, alerting you that your computer has extracted as much as it can from the swipe card. All right! Your computer says you've got enough data that it's cracked the code. It spits out a fake swipe card for you.
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{{obtain|fake swipe card|Swipe-card-whole.gif}}
 
{{obtain|fake swipe card|Swipe-card-whole.gif}}
  
''Subsequent times:''
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''After subsequent cards are decrypted:''
  
 
Your watch beeps, alerting you that your computer has extracted as much as it can from the swipe card. The thing is, you don't really have any need for that data, so you discard it.
 
Your watch beeps, alerting you that your computer has extracted as much as it can from the swipe card. The thing is, you don't really have any need for that data, so you discard it.
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==Notes==
 
==Notes==
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* This skill is obsolete, it was replaced with [[Computer 1: Decrypting Swipe Card]]
 
* The in game description does not include the effect name.
 
* The in game description does not include the effect name.

Latest revision as of 01:12, 8 November 2010

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Computer 1: Decrypting Swipe Card

Computer 1 is working hard trying to decrypt that swipe card for you.


Effect

Effect

When this effect runs out you get a message. After the first card is decrypted:

Your watch beeps, alerting you that your computer has extracted as much as it can from the swipe card. It's a start, but you don't seem to have nearly enough data to fake your own swipe card.

After the second card is decrypted:

Your watch beeps, alerting you that your computer has extracted as much as it can from the swipe card. You're making progress, but you still need more data.

After the third card is decrypted:

Your watch beeps, alerting you that your computer has extracted as much as it can from the swipe card. You're making progress, but you still need a little more data.

After the fourth card is decrypted:

Your watch beeps, alerting you that your computer has extracted as much as it can from the swipe card. All right! Your computer says you've got enough data that it's cracked the code. It spits out a fake swipe card for you.

You got an item: fake swipe card Swipe-card-whole.gif

After subsequent cards are decrypted:

Your watch beeps, alerting you that your computer has extracted as much as it can from the swipe card. The thing is, you don't really have any need for that data, so you discard it.

Obtained From

Setting Vlad's Decryptonomicon software to run on computer 1, and setting a ripped swipe card to be decrypted.

Notes