On the Subject of Who’s on Gas
Computer hacking is like something out of a sketch comedy routine. Well, it usually is; which would be funny if it wasn’t connected to a bomb. I’ll keep this brief; as this job could be performed by a simple drinking bird pressing the same key over and over again.
- Read the display and find the line in this manual where its word is written in bold.
- Press the buttons whose labels match the words in that line in the order they are given.
- A button may only be pushed once unless another button must be pressed in between.
- Note the position of the button that was pressed last before the module begins the second phase of its stage.
- In the second phase, each button will have a single symbol as its label and a sixty second timer will start counting down to zero.
- Only one button will display a valid symbol, use the rules below to find which of them it is.
- In the grid given by the number of strikes, use the row or column matching the position of the last pressed button.
- If the word “detonate” is written on the display, the valid symbol does not belong to that row or column.
- However, if “vent gas” is on the screen instead, the symbol in that column or row is valid.
- Do not press a button whose symbol is in the same position of its cell in the grid as a previous valid symbol from this stage, even if it meets the two rules above.
- When the correct button is pressed, the timer is reset and a new symbol will be valid. Repeat the steps above two more times to complete one stage of the module.
- Repeat each of the steps in this manual again until every other stage is complete and the module is disarmed.
- Pushing the wrong button at any point or running out of time will reset the current stage and give a strike.