Game Design

battle network virus busting

>>383878902
this is a better idea than what I had in mind

>>383878902
elaborate

You read someone's personal diary from their childhood and try common passwords like their first love's name, name of their pet, high school, ect

What is the most realistic hacking minigame that is still a game and not sending phishing emails

You're given a bugged scene and you have to hack into the girls bathroom.

>>383878868
You connect to whatever needs hacking with your dick. You get where this is going?

>>383878868
Would you rather be Peter Molyneux or Sean Murray?

>>383878868
PIPE DREAM

IT'S ALL YOU NEED

IT'S THE ULTIMATE MINIGAME

>>383879206
But you can't fuck inanimate objects.

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>>383878986
The fallout 3/NV/4 hacking game doesn't seem too unrealistic. There's the memory addresses on the left in hexadecimal. Jumps of 12 because there are 12 characters displayed on the right. You have to pick out random strings among all the noise that might correspond to a real password.

>>383878868
NieR:Automata /s

>>383878868
You look around for clues and hints about the person, call tech support and pretend your the person who owns the account trying to work your way through multiple call transfers.

>>383881437
I'd play this game.

>>383879284
And the system tells you how many characters you get right and matching parens conceals you from the security daemon. I don't know what you're getting at dude. Bethesda knows how to count in hex?

>>383878868
Have the character be a scripter and just have him make preloaded USBs with Rats or Keyloggers.

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>>383878965
At the start of each turn, you choose 10 chips (special attacks) out of a deck. Then, you have 20 seconds to use those special attacks to kill the enemy. If you don't kill them in 20 seconds, then the next turn starts, and you choose 10 more chips. This continues until one side is dead.

>>383881946
Well, yeah, the player needs some feedback. If it was "click random things until you get the right one" they might as well just have the player run hashcat

>>383878868
Have hackable objects run on their own virtual machines that players can actually reprogram .

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>>383878868

i like warframe hacking because its fun to connect the lines and hit the thing with the spinny thing

>>383882165
So you're just spamming chips?

Press X when prompted.

Dr. Mario with passwords dropping down. You match up possible passwords until only one is left and that one is the real one.

>>383882165
The battle system in the network series was pretty interesting.

>>383882737
You see the grid? You can move around your color, this is mainly used to avoid attacks (for example the normal sword only damages the enemy if he's in the panel directly in front of you), you also have chips for stealing/destroying panels, etc.

>>383879237
I legitimately fucking love pipe dream puzzles.

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>>383879334
>/s