Computer Applications

**Computer Applications** are features that can be accessed from computers, namely games.

If the player does/does not play the computer applications and the player goes for the Narcissus ending, the Debugger will reference which game you played most, or suggest you try them if you didn't play any.

## Pong

**Pong** is a recreation of the 1972 arcade game. The player plays against an AI controlled opponent.

A hacked version of Pong by NVShacker can be found on one of the Pong machines in Sol's Bar.

Pong can be played in the following locations:

* Central District
* Goat City
* Phasmatis' Apartment Building
* WorldCorp HQ Floor 2
* Sol's Bar
* Deus Ex Incarnate HQ

## Tetris

**Tetris** is a recreation of the 1984 game concept. Blocks are dropped to form a line and remove them from the board, gaining points as a result, with more gained for larger amounts of lines removed with one move.

Holding ctrl fast-drops pieces in version 2.0 Day 2 Update onwards.

Tetris can be played in the following locations:

* Goat City
* New Server Complex
* Old Server Complex Level 4
* PartyZone
* Phasmatis' Apartment Building
* Sol's Bar
* King's Tower Hotel
* Deus Ex Incarnate Frontend
* Aunt Betty Industries Interior

## Breakout

**Breakout** is a recreation of the 1976 arcade game.

A strategy guide for Breakout can be found in the PC Gamer magazine.

Well, "strategy guide" may be an exaggeration. Breakout is hardly the sort of game you write an 8 page feature on, after all. Nevertheless, OTP's new ripoff of the tired old Breakout game seems to have gained a more than slightly baffling popularity within its first 2 weeks in retail, so here's a list of powerups in the game and what they do. The important thing to remember is that the colour coding of these powerups is devious indeed, so don't just pick up anything green and stay away from the red.

Blue S on purple: Shrink paddle
Green G on yellow: Grow paddle
Red I on white: Invert controls
Orange F on green: Fast ball
White S on green: Slow ball
White K on red: Killer (carve through blocks like a warm knife through butter)
Red K on gray: Superkiller (bye bye iron blocks!)
Purple + on gray: Plus 2 balls
White M on blue: Magnet (the ball will stick to your paddle)
Yellow L on white: Skip level! (but miss out on the remaining points)
Green E on dark green: Extra life!

If your goal is a place at the top of the high score, remember that your score multiplier is lowered when you pick up a positive powerup and increased if you pick up a negative. Fancy a huge score boost? Grab that control inverter. Just be sure you can handle it.

**Hint:**
*Due to what we believe must be substance abuse problems with the programmer of this game, it is possible to hit a block diagonally through two unbreakable blocks.*"

Breakout can be played in the following locations:

* Central District
* Goat City
* New Server Complex
* Phasmatis' Apartment Building
* Sol's Bar

Level data:

Level 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5Level 6Level 7Level 8Level 9Level 10Level 11Level 12Level 13Level 14Level 15Level 16Level 17Level 18

## Lights Out

**Lights Out** is a recreation of the 1995 game. The player must disable all lights on the 6x6 grid. Clicking a light toggles the light and the adjacent lights around the one you clicked.

Lights Out can be played in the following locations:

* Goat City
* New Server Complex
* Deus Ex Incarnate Frontend

## The Nameless Text Adventure

**The Nameless Text Adventure** is based on the 1977 game 'Zork'.

The player gets between 3 and 8 moves before they are eventually eaten by a grue.

If the player is under 12 years old, they are eaten for being too young.

If the player is over 60 years old, they are eaten for being too old.

If the player's name is Helen Keller (Hellen Keller in versions before 2.0 M22), they will be eaten.

Actions:

* Saying "Fuck you", "Screw you", "bitch", "die", or "you suck", will immediately kill the player. "Oh yeah?"
* Saying "Fuck", "shit", "dammit", or "damn" will do nothing, but will cost a move. "You swear. This probably attracts any nearby grues."
* Move:
	+ Valid moves: N, North, NE, NorthEast, E, East, SE, SouthEast, S, South, SW, SouthWest, W, West, NW, NorthWest, north-east, south-east, south-west, north-west
	+ Invalid moves: Light
* Cry: Costs a turn. "You sob in the darkness. It looks pretty pathetic."
* Sleep: Immediately kills the player. "You go to sleep. This is no doubt a cunning move."
* Attack: Costs a turn. "You comically attempt to attack something in the darkness, failing miserably."
* Info: Does not cost a turn. "You don't know anything about anything other than grues."
	+ Info Grue: "Grues camp the shade in every single map they play in. And they eat you."
* Inventory: Does not cost a turn. "Your inventory: 1) Clothes"
	+ Inventory Clothes: "They are damp and uncomfortable."
* Eat: Does not cost a turn. "You have no food. This hinders eating somewhat."
	+ Eat Self/Me/Limb/Hand: Costs a turn. "You contemplate eating your hand for a little while, until you realize you have nothing with which you can sever said hand."
* Look/Listen: Costs a turn. "It is pitch black. You don't see or hear anything."
* Search/Examine: Costs a turn. "It is dark, why would you expect to be able to discern anything about %s?"
	+ Search/Examine Clothes/Shirt/Pants: "Your clothes are uncomfortable and damp. There is nothing else of note about them or held within them."

Ultimately there is nothing to do except spend moves to eventually be eaten by a grue in 5-8 turns.

The Nameless Text Adventure can be played in the following locations:

* Central District
* Goat City
* New Server Complex
* Phasmatis' Apartment Building
* Deus Ex Incarnate HQ

## NRC Client

The **Narcissus Relay Chat** is a scripted chat between developers over IRC. The application can only be found on computers in the Deus Ex Incarnate HQ.

The Narcissus Relay Chat counts towards one of the three Narcissus Events required to unlock the Narcissus ending.

Jonas: Dammit Larry!
Jonas: We need to determine our setting before we come up with the weapons! It should be a single streaming world, like Oblivion! Only bigger!
Shane: but we only have one mapper...
Jonas: Exactly: One mapper, one map
Jim: Okay, I just finished the editor for my engine.
Nicholas: Larry: is Trestkon your laptop or something?
Jonas: I'm thinking it should be a huge city, kinda cyberpunkish
Jonas: lll--------------------------helpmehesahorriblepersonhemistr\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*-
Jonas: Sorry, cat.
Nicholas: schrodinger's?
Chris: i only do futuristic corridors and industrial areas
Jonas: Okay, a space station then!
Phasmatis: we should make a game about guiding tiny kittens into a bowl of food :)
Shane: lol, that's sort of gay, phas
Phasmatis: but girls will love it :D
Shane: and jonas
Phasmatis: that's what I'm saying :P
Nicholas: kittens? we'd need a fur subsystem
\*Phasmatis has been kicked by Jonas (Reason: I hate you guys.)
\*Phasmatis has joined #offtopicproductions
Phasmatis: lol :P
Jim: I just coded HDR support into the engine.
Nicholas: Wait... Jim, why don't we just write our physics engine based on subatomic particles? I could write a model exporter for it.
Lawrence: Let's make a game where you have to farm radishes, except that the radishes will mutate into deadly Rambies (Radish + Zombies) halfway through if you don't treat them with respect! And then you spend the second half of the game hoeing them to death!
Jonas: Larry, I'm the lead designer, why don't you leave the ideas to me, okay?
Lawrence: Hey, I'm the project leader, I decide who lives or dies.
Lawrence: \*I decide what sort of game we make.
Lawrence: Typo.
Jim: Finished recreating the physics system.
Jonas: That's nice Jim
Nicholas: jim update the cvs
Shane: we have cvs?
Jonas: What about a game where you play a cat and you have to sneak around kinda like in Splinter Cell to avoid dogs and stuff?
Gelo: I like that idea :)
Chris: that's a terrible idea, you nubs
Jonas: What do you know, you're just a level designer!
\*Chris slaps Jonas around a bit with a large trout
Chris: stfu foo'
Nicholas: uh, I just did a whois on trestkon, he's not larry... who is he?
Jonas: That's a great question.
Lawrence: someone stole trestkon from me?!
\* You have been kicked by Lawrence (Reason: Goodbye. Have a radish.)
Nicholas: nice ban larry :p
Lawrence: Do not mock my banning abilities!!
Nicholas: Too late :p
\* You have been kicked by Nicholas (Reason: Private channel. Also, don't impersonate Larry.)
\* Disconnected (Reason: Ghosted by sys-op: NARCISSUS)
\* Attempting to reconnect.
\* Connecting to narcissus://external.chat.node0...
\* Unable to resolve connection.
*SYSTEM: Process halted by remote administrator (USER\_NARCISSUS)*"

## Command Prompt

### Deus Ex Incarnate Threads

The Deus Ex Incarnate Threads command prompt interface is accessed in the Deus Ex Incarnate Ruins, it is an optional way to complete the Deus Ex Incarnate chapter without using explosives.

Valid commands:

* cd - Changes the current directory, e.g. "cd logs" opens the logs folder.
* del - Permanently deletes the provided file.
* dir - Lists the contents of the folder.
* echo - Repeats what you say.
* help - Provides this list of commands.
* read - Opens the file and shows the contents, e.g. "read vents.txt" opens the vents.txt file.

Walkthrough:

* Applications > Command Prompt.
* "cd archived\_emails" - opens the archived\_emails folder.
* "read 071602fragmaster\_fargo.txt" - provides the "Fargo"/"Fargo" account information.
* "cd ..\" - returns back to the root folder.
* "cd logs" - opens the logs folder.
* "read setup.log" - provides the "Zebr4h" password.
* Logout and login to Fargo/Fargo account.
* "New admin account" email provides SrvrAdm account.
* Logout and login to SrvrAdm/Zebr4h account.
* Applications > Command Prompt.
* "delthreads.exe" or "trestkonsucks.exe" - runs the program, destroying the threads.

### Deus Ex Editing - Project Apocalypse

The Project Apocalypse interface is available in the DX Editing basement. It allows the user to move an object from their archive to be obtained. Any non-unique weapon and item can be obtained this way, along with a Medical Bot and Repair Bot.

Valid commands:

* /help - shows help for the following two commands.
* /inventory - lists the current inventory available for summoning.
* /summon - summons an object from storage to be inspected. "Summon GEP Gun" or "Summon 12" will both summon the GEP Gun from storage.