If there is a Cyberspace data object or fragment, the Terminals that these elements are located in will be displayed on the map with either ' or ' #'.Īn index of audio log titles will be included with each map. These numbers are not necessarily in a particular order. Some maps also display numbers that indicate the location of paper notes. The letters to the right of these squares indicate the location of audio logs in the MDR. They are not added to the MDR so I thought it would be easier than going through all the levels again to find one that you might have missed.Įach map contains blue squares that indicate points of interest. Why Transcriptions Data Fragments and Notes? These video mails have accompanying text, which can be altered by the text length option. However, they are on the MDR so I'm including. These can't be overlooked, just like the emails.

These messages are added to the MDR's EMAIL tab. These are short video messages that appear after you complete certain tasks. These are also affected when you choose to change the text length. They are on the MDR so I thought I'd include them. They are accompanied with an audio cue and flashing visual notifications and are added to EMAIL tab in MDR. These voicemails are sent to Hacker after completing certain tasks. These short stories were also included in the transcriptions at the end. They are not added to MDR and can only be accessed while in Cyberspace. These are only tiny snippets of information that give a glimpse into the story. These are represented in Cyberspace by yellow squares with four orange-colored diamonds at their corners.

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