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That made me rewatch that episode. Incidentally, you were wondering about one of the book questions (it's a bit unfortunate how American the game is, given how British the TV series was). All the President's Men is the title of Woodward and Bernstein's account of how they broke the Watergate scandal that caused the resignation of President Richard Nixon. Whereas the The Final Days was a follow-up by the same authors, chronicling the inside story of the Nixon White House at the time of the scandal. I suppose it depends on which side of the story you're interested in. I was going to say only the first was adapted into a movie, but IMDB says there was a made-for-TV version of The Final Days in 1989. Although the game actually asks you to choose between The Final Days and All the President's Menoval office, which may well be a different book.
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The resignation screen mentions a few bits of information that seem like they could be important. 'AUTHORITY' is 'US IN-T', which probably just suggests we're with American intelligence. Then below the Resignation subject there is this:pre:CROSSFILE: SUB.MISSION PROJECT ANTIBODY THIS FILE IS CODED AS ISLE
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So CT% is ostensibly the counter for the number of times you change a value ... except there's a bug/intentional feature where it gets modified regardless of the key pressed (lines 2013-2014 update it and fire off random events every 10 times, but the check for 'D'/'I' happens in 2015). All you should have to do is select a value to change, hit a key that doesn't change it, and repeat x100. Kangra fucked around with this message at 20:38 on Apr 11, 2017 |
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