Ok thanks Dave. Now I got it. I look forward to playing the full game. But this demo should keep me busy till then. Just didn't quite grasp the interface concept. Dragging objects into your inventory and stuff is a little new. But obviously inspired by your Blackwell series interface. Should be easier now that i know what to do. Thanks Again!
Actually, Vince had this idea for a while, and I don't think he necessarily borrowed the idea from the clue combination. I suppose I can see some similarities, though.
I've gotten to the detective (Bennet)'s section but I can't figure out what to do next. I've explored the alley and stuff and I picked up the brick but I can't figure what to do to find a place to scope out the alley.
How do you wire the keypad correctly to get the door open?
I'm assuming you figured out Bennett's problem, so I won't answer that one. If you need help, though, ask again. As a hint for the wire puzzle, work on finding out how much energy each pin uses up, then find out the combination that uses exactly enough to activate the panel.
How do I get the cover off the USB port in the mainframe? I've got the can of pop and the cotton buds (unused?). But nothing I've tried seems to work
I've even got the username!
There's no USB port on the mainframe interface, but if you got the username, you should know how to reset the password. Don't worry about the swabs for now; their purpose will be apparent soon enough.
Ok I figured out how to get the username and password for the mainframe and I did the DNA thing but I'm not sure what to do with this search criteria is. or this batch program thing. Wow if i actually was a programmer I'd actually know what the heck this stuff means. Any help would be great thank you!
You shouldn't need any programming knowledge here, although if you remember the days of DOS and text interface, it'd be easier.
There are two things you need to do in the interface. The first is finding out the purpose of the database. I assume you've done that. The other is to find information on your query. If you forget the name, check your phone; that's why you have a memo pad to begin with.