COMMAND
start
description_p_proc
This looks like the Field
Control computer.
---
It appears to have a
transmitter for field
signaling, a receiver for
remote commands, and a
standard radio data
communications port.
start->description_p_proc
use_p_proc
You break the bank in a
game of 21 and sneak into
the main system through
the end game screen.
---
You gain 800 experience
points for your unusual
hacking procedures.
Blackjack!
---
You play a game of 21 but
aren't good enough
to break it.
start->use_p_proc
use_obj_on_p_proc
You link the radio into
the force field control
computer.
---
Your attempt to wire the
radio into the computer
fails.
start->use_obj_on_p_proc
use_skill_on_p_proc
As you activate the Field
Control computer, you
can hear a low-pitched
hum throughout the
complex.
---
You do not use the
computer properly.
---
You cannot deactivate the
Field Control computer.
All the controls are
locked and encrypted.
---
You don't understand the
computer operating
system.
---
The force field
subsystems are not nearly
protected
well enough against the
likes of your talents.
You turn off all the
force fields on this
level.
---
The force field
subsystems are well
protected, but you
manage to turn half of
them off. It's the best
you can do.
---
The force field
subsystems are protected
against
electronic intrusion.
You spend some time
working on
it, but haven't broken
them yet.
start->use_skill_on_p_proc
Command01
The only folder not
protected is the
Recreational
Games folder, which
might be used as a
backdoor.
---
The only folder not
protected is the
Recreational
Games folder.
---
You look at the computer
in disgust.
---
You think all the folders
are protected but you
haven't completed your
search.
---
You have broken into the
main system and now need
to
reprogram the force
field controls.
description_p_proc->Command01
use_skill_on_p_proc->Command01
use_all_fields_on
use_skill_on_p_proc->use_all_fields_on
use_all_fields_off
use_skill_on_p_proc->use_all_fields_off