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You are trying to figure out the ID number of each node sending packets to your intended target node. Only look as far as 2 nodes away from your target. To figure out the ID you need to know some basic rules: -All the numbers represent some aspects of the node like it's type, the number of firewalls (except for ICE), the size of the money in the node (letters a to e) and the node's ID. Some of this information might not be there and this usually gives you the clue you need. -Possible numbers are between 0 and 9. -Possible letters are between a and f (a to e represent the size of money inside the node, "a" being the least amount and "e" the largest amount). -Sentinels are designated as 9. -Core nodes (root) are designated as f. -Zeros and ones appear randomly and can be meaningless unless they represent the node's ID. -If a number would appear twice, it will no be shown. -Let's use the first node in the video as an example. It is a sentinel, thus the 9 appears. But it has 3 firewalls and the number 3 is not shown. You now know that 3 would appear twice, thus the reason why it is not shown (see the rule above). Why would it appear twice? The only possible reason is that the node's ID is 3. -In the second node, 9 and 3 are expected, it's a Sentinel (9) with 3 firewalls (3). The number 8 is random and thus it must be the node's ID. -In the third example a sentinel (9) with 2 firewalls (2) has the letter "f'. We know it's not a root node so "f" has to be the node's ID. -The next node is the same as the third except this time the letter "e" is random. We know it has no money inside so "e" has to be the node's ID. I hope this helps.

this shit doesn't work at all. worst thought out game design i've ever seen.

You only need to go 2 nodes away from the node you want to hack (target). You need to observe the flow for a while. Usually if the level 2 node (farthest) sends two yellow packets one of the packet is probably destined to the target. If uncertain about a level 2 node, only enter that node's ID in the keypad at the end. The keypad data entry does not need to be in any particular order.

You just need to determine which numbers correspond to the node being hacked (appear on it). The order does not matter.