Friday, August 13, 2010

Digital: A Love Story Walkthrough

I've been playing a great game: Digital: A Love Story, which is available for free on the Internet. You should really try it sometime.

Digital: A Love Story Walkthrough

By fuser

Digital is created by Christine Love for Windows, OSX and Linux, and is based
on the BBS scene around 1988, around the same time the Morris worm spread out. This
game is based upon that, but with an unexpected twist that you never saw coming.

Let's begin, shall we?

At the Title Screen, choose RUN to begin a new game

Enter your screen name, First and Last names when prompted.

Check your messages, which is represented by the mail envelope on the desktop.

There are two e-mails here, one from your computer manufacturer on using
your system and the second one is from Mr.Wong, (who you bought the computer from)
who's kind enough to supply you with a dialer application along with a bbs
number and a reminder for you not to make any long distance calls.

Download the 'dialer.exe' application attached with Mr. Wong's email.

The dialer application will now show on the bottom-right corner of your screen, and is
represented by a telephone icon.

Using this application is simple:

Click on Dialer, and enter the telephone number when prompted, and then press Dial.

The number is 698-5519 (Just type in 6985519, the game will add the -).
Wait for your call to finish.

At the BBS screen, choose Log in. Since you're obviously new, type in "new" to create and account, followed by a password.

After registering, check out the Messages section. There are three messages, one from 0rph3o,
another one is a poem from Emilia, and an article on Computer Viruses by Blue Sky (foreshadowing). Note that both Emilia and Blue Sky has asterisks in front of their usernames.

Read all messages, reply to them and download them as well. Now close the BBS dialer, and re-dial the BBS. You'll now have a alert box that informs you that the your latest PMs have been downloaded into your computer, press ok and close the dialer and check your Messages.

There are three new PMs, one is from System, which informs you that you have successfully registered into the BBS, another is a reply from Blue Sky, who explains a bit about the
ARPANET, as well as a PM from Emilia on your feedback about her poem. Reply to the PM's from both Emilia and Blue Sky, and re-dial the BBS.

Login as usual, and you'll get an alert box on your latest PMs. Check out the Messages section of the BBS, there should be three new messages, one is from Blue Sky, which is a continuation of his previous article on viruses, another one is from Figaro, who supplies us with a new BBS number, The Matrix. The third article is the second part of his article on The BBS FAQ.

Close the dialer, and check your messages. You should receive one from Emilia, reply to her PM.

Remember the BBS number Figaro gave us? It's 220-7683, where there are more interesting stuff going on there. Let's call it, shall we?

Like the first board, create a new account and login.

As usual, go to the messages section of the BBS. There are three new messages, two from Rocky, the first explaining about the "PC LOAD LETTER" Now how was anyone supposed to know that meant put in more paper, dammit?

Back on topic, a second article is on VRAM overflow, a much more important post concerning a bug in the Amie's memory management, which a poorly coded application can turn your computer into a paperweight. Reply to this message.

The final message is from Figaro, who is complaining about a bug in the Amie's C compiler. Reply to this as well. Exit the BBS, and dial back into Lane City Local. You should receive some new PM's, and check out the messages section to find a post from Tiberius about The Next Generation. Reply to his post if you want, it's hilarious.

Exit the BBS dialer, and check your messages, you should receive a message by The Matrix BBS about your registration, as well as another letter from Emilia. Reply to Emilia's PM.

Now..who do you want to call first?

I would suggest visiting The Matrix first, as Rocky will send you a PM concerning his post titled 'VRAM overflow'. You will receive an attachment for the latest version of the Amie Workbench, download the attachment and you should be safe now. If it appears that nothing has happened, the Workbench upgrade has basically been installed, there's no need to literally
restart the game like the message suggests.

Now redial the Lane City Local BBS, where you will receive new PM's. Check the Messages section, there's a new post by 0rph3o which is the third installment on the BBS FAQ. Read the message, and note that he mentions that the SysOP (admins of the BBS era) can read any message sent in his system, esp. PM's.

Exit the BBS, and check your messages. There are two new PM's, one is from Emilia, who seems to enjoy you messaging her, and another one from Tiberius, who clearly shows wit, eloquence,
maturity and intelligence in his PM. Reply back to Emilia's PM, you can reply back to Tiberius if you want, but that's his only message.

Dial The Matrix BBS, with two new messages, one from Rainbreeze, whose post, Nihao, bitches! is a clear indicator of his mastery with foreign culture, international affairs, and economics. Reply to his post.

Another post is from Ward, who has a uploaded a new program, a Notepad application, but unlike the Notepad we normally see, this one is mainly for storing BBS phone numbers, telephone codes as well as passwords. Download the application and reply to his post.

The notepad application should be at the bottom-left corner of your screen now, and is represented by the Notepad icon (duh).

Check the program out: The program has three tabs, which I had listed earlier. The numbers we have so far are Lake City Local BBS and The Matrix BBS, and the passwords section only has passwords for the BBS's that we have accounts on.

Now dial back into Lake City, and you should receive some new PM's. Close the BBS and check your PM's. Ooh, a new PM by Emilia. Reply her message. Dial into The Matrix, you should receive some new PM's. And check the Messages section of the BBS, which a user, POSEIDON, posts a rebuttal on Rainbreeze's earlier post. Close the BBS and check your messages.

The first one is from Ward, concerning the program he uploaded earlier. Hmm, he found it posted anonymously? Interesting. The second one is from Raintree, who replies back to you about your opinion on his post. Close Messages and re-dial Lane City Local.

You should receive a new PM from Emilia, reply back to her PM. Now call The Matrix. Ok, there's nothing much, just another rebuttal on Raintree's post by Sean Smith. Exit the BBS and re-dial Lane City Local. You should get a new PM by Emilia, reply back to her PM.

Call back Lane City, receive a new PM from Emilia, and reply to her. I've to admit I feel pretty close to her at this point. Now let's call The Matrix, there's two new posts, one is from #42 (an obvious reference) about a new game he uploaded "Super Roberto Bros", which, unfortunately, is for another Operating System, so you cannot download it.

There's another post, by RobFugitive, with the title "New c0dez". Reply and download this message. Exit, and re-dial the BBS.

You should receive some new PM's. Check your messages, it's a reply from RobFugitive on what c0dez are, how to use them, as well as a new BBS number, GibsonBBS.

From here, you should receive two new numbers, the first one is the local calling card number, 915-3347, and GibsonBBS, (714) 402-5691. Reply back to his message if you like.

Call Lane City first, you should receive a new PM from Emilia, who asks us about running away from home..ok, this is scary. Dial into The Matrix, and you should receive a new message, and the Messages section has a post by Five which is about a Password Cracker, which unfortunately is for DOS. Reply to his post and exit the BBS and read through the messages you have downloaded.

It's a new PM from Rob, he seems kinda nice about your reply. Let's give the GibsonBBS a shot, shall we? Open up the Notepad application, and it should show the two latest entries, which is the Long distance calling card and the GibsonBBS number. Start the Dialer, and enter the Long Distance calling card number first.

It will then ask you for your calling card access number, which the Notepad will automatically switch to the c0dez tab of the application. Enter any number you like. You can now call GibsonBBS, which you can type in as 7144025691, as the program will then place (714)
in brackets, and the numbers 402 and 5691 are separated by a (-)

Great. The BBS in invitation only, which means that you cannot register just to use the site. Exit the BBS. Dial the Lane City BBS, and you should receive a new PM from Emilia who seems to be pretty lonely. Reply back to her PM. Now dial The Matrix, and again you will receive some new PM's.

It's from Five, and it seems that maybe he couldn't work on an Amie version of his Password Cracker. Dial back into Lane City, it seems that Emilia is determined to run away from wherever she is from. Reply back to her PM. Call The Matrix and send a PM to Figaro. Exit the BBS and dial Lane City, you should receive another PM from Emilia, and send a PM to Blue Sky. Reply back to her PM, and Re-Dial Lane City to receive new PM's from BlueSky and Emilia.

Blue Sky seems to be collecting information for a book on online computer use, and reply back to his message, read Emilia's and reply to her PM as well. Re-dial into Lane City, and you'll receive two new PM's from Emilia...Oh My God. Reply back to her PM.

Now dial into the Matrix. Check out the messages section, where there's four new posts, one is from Akuma, who I have no idea what he won. The second post is from Rob, who points out Akuma's intelligence. The third is from J.Rook, the admin of Lane City...apparently the Lane City Local BBS is thrashed.

The final post is from Figaro, who has written an Amie version of the Password Cracker, and is available for download. Download the Password Cracker, and reply to both Figaro and Rook's post.

Dial Lane City Local, and Rook was right, and there's this weird "ACCESS ERROR 0xAA" that keeps on showing at all times.

The Password Cracker, called dict hacker, is located just next to Notepad. How does this application work? Remember that GibsonBBS is invitation only, so that means the BBS most likely chose passwords based on dictionary letters. So, let's start another long distance call. Remember to run Notepad first, so that it will show you the numbers and c0dez needed.

After the Dialer shows the GibsonBBS front screen, close Notepad and run the cracker. It should be able to find a password, where it will then save it into Notepad and immediately log you into the BBS. Read, download and reply to all the Messages on the BBS. Now exit the BBS and dial into The Matrix.

You'll receive some PM's, and the messages section has two new ones: One from J.Rook, who seems to be looking for you, and 0rph3o, who mentions that you now post on his BBS. Reply to 0rph3o's and Rook's messages and download it. Exit the BBS, and read through the Messages.

Oh, it's from Akuma, who, like Tiberium, shows a high level of maturity. Call back The Matrix, and you'll receive two new PM's from Rook. Read through the two messages: what the..Emilia? What's going on here?

Reply back to Rook's PMs and call back The Matrix to receive a new PM from Rook. Well, that's bloody nice of him. Let's call Gibson, shall we?

After one call using the "borrowed" c0dez, login using the "borrowed" password. Read through the posts on the Messages section, there'll be three new posts, two from Hollinger, which is basically around Neuromancer (I guess) and one from Fritz, who has has a new number for a FidoNet BBS. Reply to both parties if you like. Hollinger seems to appreciate it though.
Download the messages, especially Fritz's.

Now let's call Sector 001. Another long-distance call. Luckily, you can make a new account on this system. There are 6 posts, Sean Smith's "Illegal access" on which he was impressed that you had "HACKED THE GIBSON!!". The second post is just nonsense, but the CoreBBS RNG exploit from NOMAD is important. Read through it, and download it. Reply if you want to. The next two posts are from #42 about some game of fanfic, god knows. The final post, from RobStewart is important, as he includes a C compiler for your Amie C along with the compiler. Download the compiler.

The compiler doesn't appear anywhere on the desktop, but don't worry, it'll play a role later on in the game. Now let's call The Matrix, and you should notice that there's a new section in the BBS, labelled LCL Archives. You can read it if you want. Now read the messages, and there are three new posts, one is from The Finn, who is kind enough to host the files supplied by Blue Sky.

Read the next post, which is from Nauseahare on "Dead AIs" In here, you'll find a number for a new BBS, THE UNDERGROUND LIBRARY and a list of AIs that have been murdered. You'll notice a familiar name in there. Reply to Nausea's post, and download it.

The final post, from Rocky, has a fix for the Amie C compiler. Download the fix. REturn back home, and it will alert you that you have new PMs. Exit the BBS. Check the Messages you received, one is from Sector 001, and another is from Nausea, who does think it is a bit weird. Reply to his PM, and note the password given, which is for the Underground Library. Dial back into The Matrix to receive another PM by Nausea.

Open Notepad, and in the Passwords tab now includes the password given by Nausea.Now connect to The Underground Library BBS. When you reach the title page, try using the password. Damn, it didn't work..wait, this BBS apparently uses CoreBBS. If you remember the post at Sector 001 converning on how to exploit it, so you can just guess the password yourself. 

It should work, and the password will then be updated automatically in Notepad as well. Check the messages section, and download all the posts there first. Now open a new message, you will receive an Alert Box, which informs that you have downloaded a new message and have been disconnected.

Go through your messages, you'll receive a warning from Delphi about accessing his system. Weird..Delphi apparently made the original post on the Dead AI's. Reply to both PM's, and go through Montjoy's Nomenclatures and AI Interaction, Blue Sky's History of ARPANET, and Delphi's Traversing networks. Montjoy's articles concern on how AIs will use forms of verbal interaction, as well as some AIs which are given Shakespearian names. The most prominent feature of all these articles is concerning "Mother", which could be the original self-aware AI, and that the later generation began escaping out of the ARPANET, again giving us another clue about what is going on. Reply to Montjoy's, Delphi's and Blue Sky's messages.

Now call back The Underground Library, and you'll need a new password this time. Disconnect, and re-dial. You'll need a new set of c0dez, so dial back into The Matrix to get new ones, read and download the latest c0dez posted by Rob.

Re-dial the BBS with the latest c0dez, and read select any of the posts in the Messages section, and you'll be kicked out with a warning by Delphi. Reply back to him, and call back the Library.

This time, send PM's to Delphi and Montjoy, now you can either go to the Messages or the Title Screen of the BBS, and you'll get an alert box to inform you that you're received new PM's.

The first message is from Delphi, who carries not-so-pleasant news. Blue Sky's message explains the truth about The Creeper virus. Now make a long-distance call, all c0dez are now invalid, so you have to get new ones from The Matrix. Remember to download the message.


Using those c0dez, call The Gibson and PM Hollinger and Wintermoot, Hollinger about academia not taking sci-fi seriously, and Wintermoot who is confused on how you got access into his BBS. Now, dial The Library, you should get two new PM's from Delphi and Blue Sky.
 Blue Sky is incapable of answering your queries concerning The Reaper as it is a historian foremost, but notify him if any disoveries are made for book-keeping.


Delhpi's post is is still unhelpful, unfortunately. Reply to both messages. Now call Sector 001, and check the messages section; there is now four new posts, the ones from #42 and Nero are practically useless, so just disregard it. Read the one from Figaro concerning the CoreBBS exploit, but it doesn't seem to work for him. Weird. Exit the BBS.

Now dial The Gibson BBS, and there are four new messages. The one from Victoria is particularly useful, as it gives us the number for the crown jewel: The ARPANET. Funny that a BBS that could be bruteforced holds the number to the ARPANET. Download the message.

Any c0dez are invalid now, so dial into The Matrix for new ones. The new one doesn't work now, so it looks like you have to re-dial into The Matrix for a new set of c0dez.
Call The Library to receive a new PM from Delphi who explains about Paris.Reply to him.

Now dial into The ARPANET, (805) 524-4742.

Try logging in, and it seems that only authorized people can access it. The number on the screen is apparently not connected to a modem, so use the Dict Hacker to get a password.

Using the new password, now go through the "Send Email" section of the BBS, and note two interesting names there: firstly, Paris, who has an asterisk in front of his name, indicating that he's an AI, as well as an interesting name, Robert Morris. Send a message to Paris, and go back to the title screen, where it will inform you that you have a new PM.

Go through the e-mail, and it seems that unlike his brothers and sister, Paris can not reply in a human way, and replies in syntax. Reply to his message.

Now we need more c0dez, as usual. Get some more at the usual place. Now dial into the ARPANET to receive a new message from Paris about our old friend, in source code format. Download the source code, and exit the Messages program. A build.bat should be on the desktop, directly above the Dialer program. Compile it, and check back your messages.

Welcome back, Emilia. Keep on replying to her messages in the program.

Now run the Dialer application, and it notes that there is a glitch in the telephone system, so you can use any c0dez you have right now. Now dial into The Library, and there are four new messages by Delphi. The first one is a warning for other AIs to go to ARPANET as it is becoming dangerous, as well as a weakness in the Reaper, discovered by another AI program.

The last two messages, is concernig the Anti-Reaper payload. The first one is the payload, and the second one is on how it works, as well as informing users that both he and Blue Sky are now in the ARPANET. Leave the BBS.

Now go through your messages, and Emilia will try to defeat Reaper at a cost. She also provides us with a recompiled version of the payload. Download the payload.

The payload, payload.bat, should be directly about the Messages shortcut. Run the payload. Now check your messaging program, Emilia will provide you with the final steps.

Dial the ARPANET, even the ARPANET is apparently affected now. Check your messages,
it'll be Emilia's final message to you.

Goodbye, Emilia.

You've now finished the game. There are messages by Blue Sky, Paris and some guy called
Kiros and a poem by an AI on the fight against Reaper and the personal tragedy of you and
Emilia. In a related note, it didn't take long for the authorities to blame the worm attack on a user named Robert Morris. 

In case you were wondering why I decided to post it here instead of GameFaqs or NeoSeeker, it's because those sites are mostly devoted to block buster games, and there's no way I could make  a new profile with my limited membership.

I've been waiting for NeoSeeker to accept Digital: A Love Story profile as well, but it's been taking too long.

84 comments:

  1. :-) Thanks!

    I miss my amiga. *sniff

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  2. Thanks so much! I have been looking everywhere for a walkthrough for this game. :D

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  3. Thanks a bunch for posting this!

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  4. Thank you for this.

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  5. I got blinded by Delphi from the Library. What did I do wrong and what do I do now?

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    1. it happened to me too, just save and re-load the game

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    2. Just for history - you don't have to reload. Just keep logging in the library and *Delphi will "begrudgingly accept your presence".

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  6. >Anonymous said...
    >I got blinded by Delphi from the Library.
    >What did I do wrong and what do I do now?

    Never mind, I went back to a save and completed the game -- neat. Weird but neat.

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  7. Anonymous just though I'd mention that you didn't do anything wrong it was just part of the game :P

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  8. >ads123 said...
    >Anonymous just though I'd mention
    >that you didn't do anything wrong
    >it was just part of the game :P

    Thanks, ads, but just for future reference, is there a way to get yourself unblinded without going back to a previous save (as I ended up doing)? Or is that a dead-end alley?

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    1. Basically, you just save the game from where you are blinded and restart the computer (go back to title screen) and it'll work fine again.

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  9. I found an end run around getting blinded. If you download all the messages from the Library before reading them, you can then read/reply to all of them without getting disconnected from the system each time. You still get the message from Delphi that you're blinded, but it has no effect.

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  10. THaaaaaaaaaaanx a lot.

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  11. You can a1so go back to The Matrix and rep1y to Rocky's post about the vram overf1ow. He'11 respond back with an attachment. After you down1oad it, save the game, and c1ick on the icon next to the save disk. C1ick "shutdown workbench" and then you're screen wi11 be fine again when you immediate1y re1oad the game.

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  12. If you got blinded, you need to do this:
    1) download the exploit fix sent by Rocky at The Matrix
    2) reboot your machine. You actually need to save, return to the title screen, and reload. That fixed it for me.

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    1. I got blinded and didnt have to do all that though..? I just logged into the library as if nothing happened can someone explain pls?

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    2. im so confused, i am at the blinded part ( i was blinded and just reloaded , anywho) i typed in the password for the library until i got to x7JRaib889 and the passwords wont work now

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  13. Thanks for that guide. I got really stuck a couple times there.

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  14. All my codes are rescinded but Rob doesn't give me new ones. The last three codes he sent didn't even appear in my notebook and were rescinded at the first time I tried them. What should I do now?

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  15. thank you very much for making this walkthrough (: it really helped me a bunch!

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  16. Dang this was a strange game! I finised it with the help from here, but I still don't understand half of what happened. Without this walkthrough it would have taken forever and dialing numbres over and over again got a bit tedious.

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  17. After Emelia returns, I can't seem to connect to the Underground Library. Did the password change? I'm using: x7JRiab887.

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    1. apparently it stays at xxxxxxxxx6

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    2. The password keeps changing initially because *Delphi changes it to ban intruders by generating a new password. The password generator is flawed, thus passwords end up sequential instead of truly random. After a few tries, he sends you a message where he admits that he has no effective means to ban you because apparently you always find your way in (he is not aware of the exact nature of the exploit though), so he ceases trying. It's all explained in-game.

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    3. This has not happened to me yet. I have reconnected and PMed or tried to download a message to my workstation, and I get disconnected every time. Nothing changes the blinded status.

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  18. Yay! I managed to almsot finish it without the walkthrough, but got stuck at one bit despite doing the correct thing (running the password cracker on ARAPNET). Took so long to do its thing, I assumed it was the incorrect action to take, and looked up this walkthrough.

    Besides that poor case of a puzzle giving the wrong feedback, this was a good game. Spent ages trying to find a way to keep Emelia alive, but to no avail.

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  19. I'm not sure if you are reading this comment, but I can't help myself. I sinsirely thank you for putting this up, even though I finished it without any help.

    I got curious about possibility of the multiple ending, any change to save *Emily.

    Thank you.

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  20. The interface was a real hark back to when I last saw it before going onto PC's.

    The interface is actually a Commodore 64 (the screen is a C64) not an Amiga.

    The Amiga screen has more information on the header than the C64.

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  21. I'm at my wit's end here, every goddamn password I input for the underground library is wrong. What do I do? I've literally played through the game twice (up to this point) because it feels as though nothing is working, I no longer can even keep track of what number I'm on.wtf!! please help me

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    1. You just need to take the password they gave you and increase the last number by one. So if it ended in a 5, you'd make it a 6. Every time you get banned, just keep increasing the last number.

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    2. I have entered x7JRiab889 and got nothing but it wont let me put in x7JRiab890... what gives? I cannot go onto that BBS now

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    3. It's x7JRiab883,884,885, then 886. If you're getting it wrong, then watch where you're typing.

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  22. Try entering x7JRiab880 instead of x7JRiab890. It worked for me. It appears that when you get to 9 it begins from the beginning with 0. Hope this helps.

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  23. i did everything right but it says my c0dez are rescinded and idk what im supposed to do

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  24. This was an AWESOME game! Apart from the cool C64 and Amiga style, it felt as i traveled back in time and saw a part of the scene i never saw back then: The BBS scene (also, never knew AIs like that existed in reality).

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  25. Seriously, best game ever.
    The creator made a game that's a sequel to this.
    http://scoutshonour.com/donttakeitpersonallybabeitjustaintyourstory/

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    1. I know it's technically a sequel, but literally the ONLY similarity is that the computers were made by the same company.

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    2. the protagonist of the second game appears as the sysop of the very first bbs in the first game.

      also there are other characters that make a comeback to the second game.. but its certainly a very different game :)

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  26. This was so beautiful and awesome And thanks for this! I couldnt find arpanet... and thanks Unknown for the link for the sequel!

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  27. I've a little problem, I've to connect to ARPANET to destroy the reaper, but ARPANET still working, I've any message of *emillia...
    Maybe it's because I play on a Wine emulator, I don't Know.
    (please forgive me if I've made mistake, I'm French =D)

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  28. It's because there is an unread message from *Paris, read his message, log out of ARPANET, then log back into ARPANET

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  29. thanks, was really stuck when run out of c0dez first time

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  30. You're awesome! Thanks so much for posting this. I kept being blinded and couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong.

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  31. Your a great help, Thanks :D Is there only one ending? Another question, what is AI they keep talking about?

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  32. AI is artificial intelligence - this means it is a computer with intelligence, not a person.

    And yeah, the underground library is easy to get stuck at. One of the messages on a board tells you that for certain systems, the password increases by one each time. So, just increase the password by 1 (00->01->02->03->04 etc).

    Later on, you won't be able to go back because many systems are under attack.

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  33. How many endings does this game have? I'm curious about it

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  34. Is that really the end? So you can't give it a positive end?

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  35. I finished the game using this guide, but where exactly is the number for ARPANET located? I ended up with the history of ARPANET and all that, but I was never able to find a number anywhere except this guide.

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    1. Doesn't the guide say that the number is found through the Gibson BBS? It's posted as a response to that one guy who claims that government security can't be breached, etc.

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  36. Such a beautiful ending. Bye, *Emilia. We all loved you for a little while.

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  37. Anonymous said...
    >I got blinded by Delphi from the Library.
    >What did I do wrong and what do I do now?

    >Never mind, I went back to a save and completed the game -- neat. Weird but neat.

    i got blinded by delphi and i didnt notice anything different and was still able to complete the game

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  38. Thank you, this was fantastic! Such a good game...

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  39. btw , why the creator apologizing to shakespeare ?

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    1. A bunch of the AIs (Emilia, Desdemona, etc.) were named after Shakespearean characters.

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  40. This helped me immensely. Thank you so much.

    I miss you, *Emilia. Thank you, and goodbye...

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  41. I'm slightly stuck right at the end here... I click payload.bat but I get an in-game error that says: "File error: payload.c not found!" What is this? Help? :)

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  42. I loved the game a lot thanks a lot for sharing <3

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  43. im not able to save any of the messages in the underground library, can someone help me??

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    1. reenter the library with the same exploit you used for entering the first time (the pwd changes every time as delphi deletes the last one used) until delphi stops kicking you out and grudgingly accepts your presence there.

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  44. Thanks a bunch for this.. this game almost made me cry towards the end :'(.

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  45. what is the password for the underground library

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  46. I love this game and thanks for the walkthrough. The Library is intentionally difficult to understand.

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  47. Thanks for the Amazing walk through. I've played the game a few times and given up. But this time it made sense, and I could actually start to understand what the various steps meant! thanks thanks thanks!!

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  48. Great game... but I'm confused... couldn't we just recompile *Emilia from the source code and the core dump like we did the last time? :) That's the beauty of computer programs... :P

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