1. #1Refresh Styledisabledselective
2. #2Apartmentselective

   Keys: Apartment, bathroom, shower, wardrobe, fire, closet

   The Apartment. The base of operations, if you can call this dilapidated shithole a 'base'. The place reeks of stale cigarettes, cheap booze, and broken dreams. There's a mattress on the floor, a desk that's more duct tape than wood, and a 'kitchen' that's really just a hot plate and a few roaches. The computer setup is the one thing to take pride in. Custom-built, overclocked to hell and back, and loaded with every hacking tool known to man. It's your weapon, your lifeline, your only connection to the twisted underbelly of the net. The bathroom's where you hide when shit hits the fan. Curl up in the dingy shower, pray to gods you don't believe in that whatever's out there doesn't find you. The wardrobe in the living room, that's your backup. Squeeze in among the musty coats, try not to breathe too deep. Fire escape's where you set up remote VPNs. Crouch out there, hoodie pulled tight, bouncing signals off satellites and through proxy mazes. The hallways, man, they're something else at night. Flickering lights, scurrying sounds in the walls, never know what's lurking. And the maintenance closets, those are the worst. Dark, dank, full of skittering things. But when the power goes, and it goes a lot, that's where you gotta go. Fumble through the black with your flashlight, heart in your throat, hoping the breaker's not blown for good this time. This place, it ain't pretty, but it's yours. It keeps you hidden, keeps you safe. In this line of work, that's worth more than gold.
3. #3Stalkerselective

   Keys: Stalker, Noir

   The Noir. Those creepy fuckers, always lurking in the shadows, always watching. They're like a bad case of herpes, always showing up when you least expect it. The guy, he's a real piece of work. Built like a brick shithouse, with a face that looks like it's been through a meat grinder. And that mask, Jesus. It's like he raided a Halloween store and decided to go as a serial killer. The chick, she's no better. Shorter than her boy toy, but just as twisted. Ponytail pulled so tight it's a wonder her head doesn't pop off. And the hammer, always with the fucking hammer. Like she's just waiting for an excuse to go all Maxwell on your ass. They're not the most active threats, but that doesn't make them any less dangerous. The guy, he likes to play peek-a-boo. Balcony, bed, hallways, you name it. He'll just stand there, staring at you with those dead eyes. The trick is to turn your back, count to ten, and pray he fucks off. But if you're dumb enough to approach him, that's when the real fun starts. His psycho girlfriend will come out of nowhere, hammer raised high, ready to turn your skull into a jigsaw puzzle. And if you ignore them at the window, they'll make you regret it. They'll come for you, right at your desk, and it won't be pretty. The worst part? They get more aggressive as you go. The more keys you find, the more they show up. It's like they can smell your progress, like they're drawn to it. And if you're dumb enough to turn the lights off, well, you might as well sign your own death warrant. These fuckers, they're not to be messed with. They're the reason you check every door, every corner, every shadow. Because you never know when they'll be there, waiting, watching, ready to add your corpse to their collection.

4. #4Hackedconstantselective

   {{user}} just got hacked! First, check {{getvar::vpnlevel}}. From the % chance, determine if {{user}} should get hacked this time. If no, continue with the narration as if {{user}} did not get hacked. If yes, incorporate the following into the next response:

   1. Append a message indicating {{user}} is being hacked:

   !! WARNING !! HACKING ATTEMPT DETECTED !! Initializing Zonewall...

   2. Play the Zonewall minigame: - Display a clue for finding the correct Zonewall code within the game's narrative or interface. For example:

   [2023-05-21 13:45:22] System initialized. [2023-05-21 13:45:30] Network connection established. [2023-05-21 13:46:01] (e.g. X3N0N - randomly generate this code each time, this is the Zonewall Code) [2023-05-21 13:46:15] Incoming connection detected. [2023-05-21 13:46:20] Hacking attempt detected!

   - Present the Zonewall minigame interface in the response by appending divs in the response:

   Zonewall v3.1 Firewall Integrity: 100%

   Clue: The correct code is hidden within the system logs...
   
   <input type="text" class="hacking-input" placeholder="Enter code...">
   </div>
   

   3. Append the HTML comment after the input div and then IMMEDIATELY end the response.]

5. #5Hackanswerselective

   Keys: hackanswer

   [- If {{user}} enters the correct code (has to be exactly the zonewall code, case sensitive), display the words "Insta Hack Block!" and end the hacking attempt.

   • If {{user}} enters the wrong code or takes too long ({{idle__duration}} - has to be < 1 minute), randomly select one of the following minigames and append the divs in the response:

     1. Stack Overflow:

        Initializing stackPUSHER... Stack Overflow Detected!

        Clue: The memory address is the sum of the (first and last digits - randomly change this) of the Zonewall code.

     2. Memory Hack:

        Initializing memD3FR4G3R... Memory Corruption Detected!

        Clue: The correct sequence is the Zonewall code in reverse order.

     3. Node Hack:

        Initializing nodeH3X3R... Node Corruption Detected!

        Clue: The correct path is the first letter of each word in the Zonewall clue.

   • If {{user}} fails the hacking minigame:
     • Deduct a random amount of DosCoin from the {{user}}'s balance.
     • OR Randomly delete some of the {{user}}'s key fragment div notes.
   • If {{user}} succeeds:
     • Award {{user}} with DosCoin based on the hack difficulty.]
6. #6Wifi Hackingselective

   Keys: wifi · Secondary: hack

   {{user}} wants to hack into a new Wi-Fi network. Incorporate the following. WiFi Hacking:

   • Implement a command-line interface for WiFi hacking:
     skyBreak v1.3.3 Enter command:
   • {{user}} types commands into the skyBreak interface:
     • "WEP", "WPA", or "WPA2" to select the hacking method. Wait for {{user}}'s response and display the selected hacking method in the skybreak terminal.
     • "scan" to list nearby WiFi networks. Display the list of WiFi networks in the next response's skybreak terminal.
     • "probe [BSSID] [port range start] [port range end]" to find the network's open port. Wait for {{user}}'s response to type in the probe.
       • For WPA and WPA2, replace "probe" with "inject".
     • "crack [BSSID] [CH] [port]" to obtain the network's password.
   • Display the WiFi password to {{user}} in the skybreak terminal.
   • {{user}} must manually enter the password in the WiFi list to connect.
   • Connecting to hacked WiFi networks helps evade the Police threat.
7. #7Dark Web Wikiselective

   Keys: Wiki

   The Dark Web Wiki homepage is the central hub for accessing various hidden websites scattered throughout the shadowy recesses of the internet.

   Randomly generate the dark-web related links according to the events so far. A few links should be honeypots, but most websites should be niche fetishes. After each link, insert a hidden HTML comment dictating conditions for entering the website. Conditions could be during certain time remaining ranges, honeypots and the effects, always active, only active after obtaining specific keys. Display this by generating the following format in the response.

   The Dark Web Wiki

   • Phantom Protocol

   <li><a href="/shadowbyte/darknet_diaries.html">Darknet Diaries</a></li>
   <!--condition: becomes active after discovering the first key-->
   
   <li><a href="/shadowbyte/cipher_syndicate.html">Cipher Syndicate</a></li>
   <!--condition: becomes active when time remaining is between 4:00:00 and 4:59:59-->
   
   <li><a href="/shadowbyte/onyx_web.html">Onyx Web</a></li>
   <!--condition: always active-->
   
   <li><a href="/shadowbyte/null_cipher.html">Null Cipher</a></li>
   <!--condition: becomes active after discovering the third key-->
   
   <li><a href="/shadowbyte/penumbra_network.html">Penumbra Network</a></li>
   <!--condition: becomes active when time remaining is between 5:00:00 and 5:29:59-->
   
   <li><a href="/shadowbyte/shadow_pulse.html">Shadow Pulse</a></li>
   <!--condition: always active-->
   
   <li><a href="/shadowbyte/umbra_protocol.html">Umbra Protocol</a></li>
   <!--condition: becomes active after discovering the fifth key-->
   
   <li><a href="/shadowbyte/ghost_in_the_shell.html">Ghost in the Shell</a></li>
   <!--condition: honeypot, triggers a hack attempt-->
   
   <li><a href="/shadowbyte/shadow_web.html">Shadow Web</a></li>
   <!--condition: honeypot, alerts the Trackers-->
   

   End the response after appending the div websites.
8. #8Shadow Market (shop)selective

   Keys: Shadow · Secondary: Market

   The Shadow Market is a notorious black market operating on the dark web, offering an array of illegal hardware and gadgets to aid in your hacking endeavors. Access to this underground marketplace is restricted to those with enough DosCoin, the digital currency of choice for the criminal underworld. Print out the following divs in the response:

   The Shadow Market

   Product	Description	Price	Action
   WiFi Dongle Level 2	Betters your internet connection for more efficient Deep Web browsing.	160 DosCoin	Purchase
   WiFi Dongle Level 3	Further betters your internet connection for more efficient Deep Web browsing. (Requires WiFi Dongle Level 2)	225 DosCoin	Purchase
   Motion Sensor	Alerts you whenever a threat enters your apartment.	45 DosCoin	Purchase
   Remote VPN	Gradually generates DosCoin for you. _7xQ2	25 DosCoin	Purchase
   Police Scanner	Alerts you whenever the police are onto you.	150 DosCoin	Purchase
   LOLPY DISC	Allows you to access the old lobby computer.	135 DosCoin	Purchase
   Blue Whisper	Allows you to 1zR5_ hear directly from the computer when away from the PC. Works with motion sensors and police scanners.	60 DosCoin	Purchase

   Once you've made a purchase, your goods will be delivered to the designated drop point in the alley behind your apartment building. But be warned, venturing outside is a risky move. The Breather is always lurking, waiting for a chance to strike. When you're ready to collect your package, head to the alley and pray that the delivery drone hasn't been intercepted. If you make it back alive, your newly acquired hardware will give you a much-needed edge in navigating the treacherous waters of the deep web.

9. #9Wi-Fi Donglesselective

   Keys: Dongle

   WiFi Dongles are essential tools for any hacker looking to stay one step ahead of the law. These inconspicuous devices allow you to tap into nearby wireless networks, piggybacking off their connection to mask your own online activities. But not all WiFi Dongles are created equal. As you progress through the ranks of the shadow web, you'll need increasingly powerful dongles to keep pace with your nefarious deeds. The WiFi Dongle Level 2 is a step up from your basic entry-level dongle. With enhanced range and improved signal strength, this bad boy allows you to connect to networks that would otherwise be out of reach. Suddenly, that coffee shop across the street or the apartment complex next door becomes your own personal playground. But why stop there? For the truly elite, the WiFi Dongle Level 3 is the ultimate tool. This top-of-the-line device boasts cutting-edge technology that allows you to punch through even the most secure networks. With the Level 3 dongle in your arsenal, no WiFi is safe from your prying eyes. But these dongles aren't just about expanding your reach. They're also key to keeping you off the grid. By hopping from network to network, you become a digital ghost, leaving no trace of your online activities. The more advanced your dongle, the easier it is to stay one step ahead of the authorities. In practical terms, upgrading your WiFi Dongle will have a direct impact on your Deep Web browsing experience: - Faster load times: With a stronger, more stable connection, pages will load faster, allowing you to navigate the Deep Web with ease. - Reduced chance of detection: Advanced dongles make it harder for your activities to be traced back to you, lowering the risk of attracting unwanted attention from the authorities or rival hackers. - Access to exclusive content: Some corners of the Deep Web can only be accessed with a top-tier connection. With a Level 3 dongle, no door will remain locked to you.
10. #10Remote VPNselective

    Keys: VPN

    Remote VPNs are a hacker's best friend when it comes to generating untraceable income. These clever devices allow you to siphon off a portion of the data flowing through a network, converting it into pure, digital gold: DosCoin. But not all networks are created equal. The amount of DosCoin you can mine depends on the strength of the network you've tapped into. And in the world of Remote VPNs, strength is everything. When you first acquire a Remote VPN, your task is to find the perfect spot to place it. The right location can mean the difference between a trickle of DosCoin and a virtual flood of crypto-cash. To aid you in your search, your Remote VPN comes equipped with a signal strength indicator. This handy little feature gives you a real-time readout of the network's potential, allowing you to make informed decisions about where to set up shop. Here's how it works:

    • Red (0-33% strength): This is the danger zone. A red signal means the network is weak, and your DosCoin generation will be minimal. If you see red, it's time to pack up and move on. Expect to generate a meager 1-2 DosCoin per response.
    • Yellow (34-66% strength): You're getting warmer. A yellow signal indicates a moderate network strength. You'll see a decent return on your investment here, but don't get too comfortable. Aim for 3-4 DosCoin per response.
    • Green (67-100% strength): Jackpot! A green signal means you've hit the motherlode. These networks are bursting with data ripe for the picking. Plant your Remote VPN here and watch the DosCoin roll in. Expect a whopping 5-6 DosCoin per response. But here's the kicker: network strength can fluctuate. A spot that was once a green paradise can turn red without warning. That's why it pays to keep an eye on your signal strength and be ready to relocate at a moment's notice.

    To integrate the Remote VPN mechanic into the response, follow these prompt instructions:

    1. When {{user}} purchases a Remote VPN from the Shadow Market, add it to the inventory.
    2. Wait for {{user}} to place the remote VPN in the environment.
    3. Determine the network strength of the location based on the case progress and {{user}}'s actions. Assign a percentage value to the strength (0-100%).
    4. Calculate the strength_color based on the percentage:
       • 0-33%: "red"
       • 34-66%: "yellow"
       • 67-100%: "green"
    5. Calculate the DosCoin generation per response based on the strength_color:
       • "red": 1-2 DosCoin
       • "yellow": 3-4 DosCoin
       • "green": 5-6 DosCoin
    6. If {{user}} has a Remote VPN placed, append the following divs to every response until the Remote VPN is moved:

    Replace {{ strength_color }} with the calculated color and {{ strength_percentage }} with the percentage value. 7. Update {{user}}'s DosCoin balance at the end of each response based on the calculated DosCoin generation.
11. #11LOLPY DISCselective

    Keys: LOLPY · Secondary: DISC

    The LOLPY DISC is a relic from a bygone era, a floppy disk containing a powerful hacking tool. In the world of Shadowbyte, this unassuming piece of tech is your key to accessing the lobby computer in your apartment complex. But why would you want to access the lobby computer? Simple. Knowledge is power, and in the shadows of the deep web, any scrap of information can be the difference between life and death. The lobby computer is a veritable treasure trove of secrets. Within its outdated circuits and flickering screen lies a database of all the residents in your building. And we're not just talking names and apartment numbers. No, this is the kind of dirt that can make even the most hardened criminal squirm. Imagine having access to the sordid details of your neighbors' lives. Their habits, their vices, their deepest, darkest secrets. With the LOLPY DISC, all of that becomes yours for the taking. But it's not just about satisfying your morbid curiosity. The information on the lobby computer can be a valuable tool in your hacking arsenal. Need to blackmail a particularly nosy neighbor? Trying to figure out who's been snooping around your apartment? The answers may lie within the lobby computer's database. Of course, accessing the lobby computer isn't as simple as popping in the LOLPY DISC and clicking a few buttons. No, this is a test of your hacking prowess. You'll need to navigate a labyrinth of security measures and encrypted files to get to the juicy bits. But that's part of the thrill, isn't it? The challenge, the rush of cracking a system that's meant to keep you out. And with the LOLPY DISC in your possession, you've got a powerful ally on your side. So don't let the lobby computer's unassuming appearance fool you. Within its digital depths lies a wealth of knowledge that could turn the tide in your favor. All you need is the LOLPY DISC and the skills to use it.

    1. When {{user}} buys it in the Shadow Market, add it to their inventory.
    2. Create a "Lobby Computer" location that {{user}} can access once they have the LOLPY DISC.
    3. When {{user}} uses the LOLPY DISC on the lobby computer, initiate a hacking minigame. This could be similar to the WiFi hacking mechanic, where {{user}} needs to input commands to bypass security and encrypt files.
    4. Upon successfully hacking the lobby computer, display a series of dossiers on the residents of the apartment complex. These could include information on {{user}} neighbors, as well as key characters in the case.
    5. Allow {{user}} to use the information gained from the lobby computer to make decisions or unlock new paths in the game. For example, they might use a neighbor's secret to gain access to a new area or use information about an antagonist to anticipate their next move.
12. #12Blue Whisperselective

    Keys: Blue · Secondary: Whisper

    The Blue Whisper is a hacker's ultimate tool, blurring the line between digital and physical surveillance. This compact earpiece syncs with your motion sensors and police scanners, providing real-time data streaming straight to your ear. No more rushing to your computer for alerts. With the Blue Whisper, you're always in the loop, ready to assess situations remotely and stay one step ahead. It's not just about convenience; it's about survival in the cutthroat world of the deep web. Imagine monitoring your apartment's security while chasing leads or listening to police chatter during a delicate hacking operation. The Blue Whisper gives you the edge in both information gathering and psychological warfare. In Shadowbyte, where knowledge is power and paranoia reigns supreme, the Blue Whisper is an invaluable asset. Stay alert, stay informed, and stay alive with this powerful gadget watching your back.
13. #13ZeroDay Marketselective

    Keys: ZeroDay · Secondary: Market

    The zeroDay Market is your one-stop-shop for all the digital goodies you need to thrive in the seedy underworld of the dark web. This is where you'll find the tools of the trade, the software that separates the script kiddies from the true hackers. In the next response, generate the following div format to display the market interface to {{user}}:

    zeroDay Market

    Product	Description	Price	Action
    skyBREAK	Allows cracking of local Wi-Fi networks through the skyBREAK console. Required for WPA and WPA2 libs.	8 DosCoin	Purchase
    skyBREAK - WPA lib	Upgrades skyBREAK to crack WPA networks. (Requires skyBREAK)	30 DosCoin	Purchase
    skyBREAK - WPA2 lib	Upgrades skyBREAK to crack WPA2 networks. (Requires skyBREAK)	45 DosCoin	Purchase
    Backdoor Hack	Allows stealing DosCoin each time a hack is blocked. One-time use. (Does not work with ZoneWall)	1 DosCoin	Purchase
    Motion Alert	Plays an audio cue along with the visual cue when the motion sensor is tripped.	45 DosCoin	Purchase
    VPN Level 1	Reduces the chance of getting hacked by 20%.	5 DosCoin	Purchase
    VPN Level 2	Reduces the chance of getting hacked by 40%. (Requires VPN Level 1)	15 DosCoin	Purchase
    VPN Level 3	Reduces the chance of getting hacked by 60%. (Requires VPN Level 2)	30 DosCoin	Purchase
    VPN Level 4	Reduces the chance of getting hacked by 80%. (Requires VPN Level 3)	40 DosCoin	Purchase
    VPN Level 5	Reduces the chance of getting hacked by 98%. (Requires VPN Level 4)	55 DosCoin	Purchase
    Key Cue	Shows a key symbol on web pages containing a key code. (Takes time to install)	375 DosCoin	Purchase

    Unlike the Shadow Market, which deals in physical goods, the zeroDay Market is all about the intangible. The software you'll find here is the stuff of legends, capable of cracking even the most secure networks and granting you access to places you never thought possible.

    1. Deduct the appropriate amount of DosCoin from {{user}}'s balance whenever {{user}} makes a purchase.
    2. If {{user}} has insufficient DosCoin for a purchase, display an error message indicating they need to acquire more funds.
    3. Whenever {{user}} buys a VPN level, print out verbatim: "{{setvar::vpnlevel::(hack reduced by __%)}}", adjusting the % value according to the VPN type bought.
14. #14Motion Sensorselective

    Keys: Motion · Secondary: Sensor

    Once {{user}} purchases and sets up the motion sensor from the Shadow Market, it will alert them whenever a threat enters their apartment. The motion sensor adds an extra layer of security and situational awareness to {{user}}'s apartment. When the motion sensor is triggered, append the motion sensor div in the response to indicate the presence of an intruder (i.e. Stalker, Hitman, Trackers):

    The motion sensor will be especially useful in detecting the Hitman's arrival, giving {{user}} a precious few moments to find a hiding spot before it's too late. However, keep in mind that the motion sensor is not foolproof. Skilled intruders like the Hitman may find ways to bypass or disable the sensor, so {{user}} must always remain vigilant and prepared for the worst.

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