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#Welcome to the game 2 idle timer code

After the port is generated, type 'crack *network's BSSID code* *network's CH number* *network's port*', then finally, the program will generate the network's password.

WPA and WPA2 are 'inject' instead of 'probe'. SkyBreak will then slowly but surely generate a number for the network's port.

Type 'probe *network's BSSID code* 500 1000' or 'probe *network's BSSID code* 1 500'.

Look at each network's power (whatever number their 'PWR' reads), find the lowest number, and focus on that network. You'll be given a list of nearby Wi-Fi networks.

Open skyBreak and type 'WEP', 'WPA', or 'WPA2', depending on which app you bought.

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Buy and install a skyBreak application from the zeroDay Market.

Hacking into other networks is a vital mechanic in the game, as the Police are the most dangerous threat if you aren't consistently breaking into your neighbor's Wi-Fi networks to shake off their traces of you. Starting from the beginning point, the player must make connections through the various nodes, always alternating from either alpha/beta or beta/alpha, to reach the highlighted nodes. In the minigame, a grid of alpha and beta nodes along with several highlighted nodes will be presented.

'nodeH3X3R' is a tool used to revert corrupted 'nodes' in the computer.

A sequence of numbers, letters, or both will be displayed and the player will have to recall the correct sequence.

In a memory hack, the player uses the 'memD3FR4G3R' tool to fix his/her corrupted memory segments.

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Stacks can only be moved when activated by another activator node, forcing the player to move the activator around constantly. A Stack Overflow hack sees the player use the 'stackPUSHER' tool to 'push' (move) all the corrupted stacks to the 'popper node' (exit).The next three games are randomly chosen and are only played when Zonewall is failed. However, you won't get any money from the 'Backdoor hack' product using Zonewall. If the player performs well enough, they will have performed a 'Insta Hack Block' and no other games need to be played. The player must click when the moving bar is above the red dots. 'Zonewall', a computer integrated firewall, is the first line of defense against hackers and will always be played during a hack.This is disabled in 1337 Mode, and all hacks are at their highest difficulty. The reason they'd want to do this is to help farm DOS Coin by countering them. The player can actually purposely activate hacks by constantly refreshing pages. Failing a hack causes the player to lose DOSCoin and possibly lose their notes. Up to two game can be played in one hack. In WTTG2, there are four types of hacks that can happen on your computer, and, just like WTTG1, they are all timed.

Hacking returns as a mechanic in Welcome to the Game II, except this time, the player, Clint Edwards, can be hackers themselves. The player must arrange them so no two blocks are adjacent to each other (that is, to the left/right or above/below). A V.A.P.E (Vector Access Performance Executer) hack is where the player is presented with the 'CloudGrid', a grid of squares, some squares filled with memory segment blocks out of order (adjacent).

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A Kernel hack is where the player is given lines of code that they must quickly copy down through the 'K3RN3LC0MP1元R' with fast typing.This can be sped up with the middle mouse button. In a DOS (Denial Of Service) hack, the player has to use the 'DOS_Blocker' tool relay information packets through all empty nodes by clicking them to change the direction of relay and then reach the exit node.If hacking becomes too much of a problem for the player to handle, they can simply reset their IP address by resetting the modem to temporarily disable hackers from attacking. This can be a major problem because it gives the player less time to find a Red Room within 30 days, which leads to a Game Over. Each minigame is timed, and if it isn't beaten until the time is up, the player either loses a random number of days due to the hacker temporarily blocking them out of their computer, or lose their notes. There are three types of hacks DOS hacks, Kernel hacks, and V.A.P.E hacks. Hacks are quite frequent, and are signaled once the whole screen is flooded with green corruption and a digital skull avatar appears, menacingly cackling. Hacking is a mechanic in Welcome to the Game where anonymous hackers frequently try to invade the player's computer, activating a minigame where they can potentially block the hack. The cackling skull that begins the hacking minigames.