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NEUROMANCER
1 Introduction, Getting Around
Chiba City
2 Gathering Skills, Cracking Banks
3 Zones 0, 1, 2, 3
4 Zones 4, 5, 6, 7, Endgame
5 Database Links, Passwords
6 Skills, Software, Materials,
Key Numbers
7 Database Information
NEUROMANCER
Part 1
You know you've had a hard night when you find yourself face down in a plate of
synthetic pasta with a ringing in your ears. Wake up, cowboy! You've got a tough
job ahead of you and not much in the way of resources. People are disappearing,
and you have to find out where they've gone. Only you can do this job.
NEUROMANCER is a unique game experience, and a conventional walkthru (as for a
text, text-graphic, or role-playing game) won't help much here. There is very
little to map, and the ability to take notes is your greatest asset. You never
know what will be important. This walkthru lets you know in what order you
should do certain things and what may be valuable. Before you do anything else,
however, read the instructions. There are several hints there. And as usual,
save often! It might be worthwhile making a separate copy of side 1 just for
saves (the disks are not copy-protected). On the Commodore 64, your "save" side
may differ depending on your system.
The first thing you have to do is get information. Information is the most
important commodity in the cyberpunk world you're inhabiting, and you can get it
one of two ways: talking to people, and reading it in computer message bases.
Right now you have no computer, so getting yours out of hock might not be a bad
idea.
In the Chatsubo bar, check the PAX service; read all the messages on the
bulletin board and the Night City News. This will give you some basic ComLink
codes and let you know where your deck is. It will also tell you someone has
your cryptology skill chip and someone else will trade software for caviar.
Withdraw all your money from the bank, and pay Ratz the money you owe him.
Before leaving, send a message on the PAX to Armitage with your BAMA number.
This will soon get you enough operating capital to get you through the early
stages of the game.
Once you leave the Chatsubo, head east (the top of the screen is north). You'll
come to the Body Shop where you can sell a few parts of your anatomy if you get
really broke, but judicious use of the Save/Restore functions of the game should
make that unnecessary. Across the street from there is the Donut World where
cops hang out. You're not a cop, so don't hang out there...yet. Further east is
Larry Moe's Microsofts Store. It will be important later, but for now you can't
get much out of Larry without a search warrant, a pickax, and laxative, so don't
waste much time there. Instead, try the Massage Parlor on the corner. But you
don't want sex -- you want information. And the young lady there must have heard
some interesting pillow talk.
There are two ways to play this -- straight and crooked. I'm crooked, I admit,
and what I did was save the game before I asked her anything. You see, every
time she gives you a tip, you get arrested, found guilty and sentenced to a fine
(from $500 to $10,000) or death. (By the way, if you get arrested and are
offered the services of a compu-lawyer, don't buy them!) She has five bits of
information, and you're bound to die somewhere along the line, and the Body Shop
takes all your cash to restart your brain. I just kept returning to the massage
parlor and asking questions until I was killed, sold some body parts, went back
and asked the rest of the questions, then restored to my earlier saved position.
This is admittedly cheating. But NEUROMANCER ain't a game for Boy Scouts. If you
want to play it straight, what are you reading a walkthru for? The lady will
tell you the link code and password for the Panther Moderns; the link code for
Bank of Zurich -- Orbital; give you some advice about banking and whom to trust;
and let you in on something Maas Biolabs is cooking up.
Next to the Massage Parlor (just head to the bottom of the screen), is Shin's
Pawnshop, where you can redeem your pawn ticket and get your UXB deck back. (You
don't even have to pay for it! If you decline to pay, Shin will shove it into
your hands!) This is a pretty lousy deck, so you'll want to replace it later,
but for now it's all you can really afford. Across from Shin's is the Cheap
Hotel, where you owe money and you'll have to settle your bill before you get
back in. South of the Cheap Hotel is the Gentleman Loser, where a lady named
Shiva is waiting to talk to you. Be nice, and ask her about CRYPTOLOGY. She'll
give you a chip. Implant it in your skull and you can decode a few basic
database passwords.
Check back on the PAX, and by now Armitage will have transferred some cash into
your BAMA account. Now is good time to start checking some databases, and you
have a few uplink codes courtesy of Matt Shaw. First, however, buy the Hardware
Repair from Shiva; the UXB is notoriously unreliable. The first database you
should visit is the Regular Fellows. Their BBS will give you the valuable Level
2 passwords for the Cheap Hotel and Asano Computing, and will also tell you whom
to contact regarding Japanese companies. You can download BattleChess 2.0 and
Scout 1.0 from their data library. Next, link onto Cheap Hotel and use the Level
2 password; this will allow you to edit your bill and wipe out your balance due.
Then you can order some caviar from room service and finally edit your bill to
"pay" for the fish eggs, too. Next, sign up for a full membership at the World
Chess Confederation. You'll be able to play a couple of games in the tournament
with your BattleChess 2.0 before being outclassed, which will add slightly to
your bankroll. You can also check into level 2 of Asano Computing (after you use
your cryptology skill on the encoded password), which will give you some more
link codes. At this point, you could also log into the Consumer Review (but
don't -- it will cost you money), and the Psychologist (ditto). I wouldn't
bother. You have to do some business on the street and must upgrade your
software before you can go any further.
Leave the Gentleman Loser and head north to the Cheap Hotel to pick up your
caviar. Now head east on the street across the way. You'll pass one of Lonny
Zone's working girls -- she really can't help you, so ignore her. East of Metro
Holografix you'll see a cul-de-sac to the north. The doorway to the south is
Crazy Edo's. Trade the caviar for the software and exit. Go all the way north to
the House of Pong. If you are deferential to the head Monk, Nolan, he will give
you a quest for the Holy Joystick, which you can later trade for skill chips.
Return to the Cheap Hotel.
Your UXB can't hold much software, so erase your lower levels of ComLink as you
upgrade and get rid of BattleChess 2.0, too. Log onto the Panther Moderns'
database and read the messages on the BBS. This will give you a lot of
information! It will tell you how to get a paycheck without working; who to talk
to about Cryptology, Coptalk, Evasion, and skill chips; who knows about the
SENSE/NET; who has valuable uplink codes; where you should begin when you're
ready for cyberspace; and where you can find EasyRider 1.0, an invaluable aid
for crossing zones in cyberspace. Send a message to Modern Bob asking about the
SEA and Hitachi Biotech codes, then read the messages again -- he answers
immediately. Finally, stop by the software library and download ComLink 3.0.
Next stop is the Microsofts store. Ask Larry Moe about Coptalk, and buy the
chip. Implant it and you can now visit Donut World. When you walk in, operate
your chip before talking to the cop. He'll give you the link code for the Chiba
Tactical Police and the coded passwords for the SEA and Fuji. Your present
Cryptology skill is inadequate to decode these right now, however. Your next job
is to upgrade your skills and get some more money. You have to buy a
cyberspace-capable deck, and that ain't cheap!
NEUROMANCER
Part 2
Before you leave the Cheap Hotel, check the PAX again. It should tell you that
Shiva (at the Gentleman Loser) has a pass for the Matrix Restaurant for you. PAX
should also give you codes for the IRS and Citizens for a Free Matrix (neither
of which has anything you need or want). Go south from the hotel, into the
Loser, and ask Shiva about the Pass. Then leave and head south again. On the
east side of the street is the door to Julius Deane's establishment. Ask him
about hardware and buy the gas mask (although you won't need it unti much
later).
Now, ask Julius about Skill. He has Bargaining (helpful but not necessary),
Philosophy, Phenomenology and Psychoanalysis. The last three are needed for
cyberspace, but wait till you have more money. Ask him about Cryptology, and he
will offer to upgrade your skills. Upgrade to level 2, and then you can decode
the passwords the cop in Donut World gave you. Finally, ask him about Fuji,
Hosaka, Musabori, and Hitachi. He will give you passwords, but some of them are
coded beyond your Cryptology skill level, so if you have the money, you can
upgrade to level 3, but you can also wait for that until you have more cash on
hand. Return to the Cheap Hotel.
Log onto the SEA. There you can download ComLink 4.0 and Sequencer 1.0, and
upgrade your Coptalk to level 2. Sequencer 1.0 will allow you to enter the
ground floor of any database even if you don't have the password. Try it with
Fuji Electric. Log onto FUJI, click on your inventory icon, and click on
Sequencer 1.0. This will give you the level 1 password ROMCARDS. Log back on,
and use the decoded second level password. Check the new personnel lists; you
will find that Larry Moe has got himself a consulting job there. Write down his
BAMA number for future reference. If you read the last memo, you'll learn that
Tozoku has taken over Fuji by criminal means. Tozoku is a new name to you, so
when you log off, go back to Julius Deane and ask him about Tozoku. He'll give
you the link code.
Go back to the Donut World and operate your Coptalk chip. If the cop calls you
the same name as he did when you first met, go out and re-enter and try a
different introductory phrase. You should now be able to ask him where the
cowboys go for black market software and what the level 2 password is for the
Chiba Tactical Police. Decode the password (I don't remember if Cryptology 2 can
handle this, so if it can't, go back to Julius Deane and upgrade to Cryptology
3), then go back to the Cheap Hotel. Log onto the Chiba Tactical Police, use the
Level 2 password, and choose Edit Warrants from the menu. Click on "edit" then
click on a name. You'll be prompted for a new name; enter "LARRY MOE." Then
enter his BAMA number.
The cop did not give you the Gentleman Loser database link code, but you should
be able to figure it out easily enough. Don't ignore the obvious! Use Sequencer
1.0 to get into Level 1, and check out the BBS. This will give you the uplink
codes for the Eastern Seaboard Fission Authority and Bank Gemeinschaft. Log onto
EASTSEABOD and use Sequencer 1.0 again. Check out the BBS. This will give you
the Level 2 password for the Gentleman Loser, let you know where you can find a
joystick, and warn you away from the Citizens for a Free Matrix. The software
library will give you ComLink 5.0. Log back onto th Gentleman Loser database
using the Level 2 password, and check out the Sorcerer BBS. It will warn you
against a certain piece of software, and give you the coded Level 2 password for
Bank Gemeinschaft. (You will definitely need Cryptology 3 to decode this one, so
get upgraded if you haven't already done so.) Visit the software library. It has
BlowTorch 1.0, Hammer 1.0, and Probe 3.0, none of which you need until you get
to cyberspace, so don't download them until you get a better deck.
Next, check out Tozoku Imports, using Sequencer 1.0 to get the level 1
password. In their library you will find ComLink 6.0, BlowTorch 1.0 and Decoder
1.0. Download ComLink 6.0 now. Next, log onto Hosaka Corporation, and use the
Level 2 password you wrote down when you read it on the Panther Moderns' BBS.
Check out the "New Employee Listings," and click on a name. You can edit it by
using your own game name and BAMA number. Before you leave, be sure to upload a
copy of ComLink 6.0 for them. They'll give you a bonus. Finally, log onto Bank
of Zurich -- Orbital, use Sequencer, and open an account. Write down your new
account number.
Time to hit the bricks. Leave the hotel and go north to Larry Moe's. Seems that
the proprietor is "helping the police with their inquiries," so you can waltz
through the back door and into the Panther Moderns' meeting room. Lupus
Yonderboy may be a funny looking dweeb, but don't call him that to his face. Ask
for his help politely. Then ask about SENSE/NET. Buy the pass. Ask about SKILL.
Buy the chip. Ask him about Cyberspace, AI, and Neuromancer. Finally, ask him
about BANKGEMEIN. It seems he's been skimming from a certain account for years,
and he will give you the number. Write it down, then leave and go back to the
hotel. Log onto BANKGEMEIN, use the decoded Level 2 password, and choose
Transfer Operations. Enter the account number Lupus gave you, then give them the
destination: BOZOBANK and your account number there. Congratulations! You have
committed grand larceny! (And this is small time stuff compared to what you'll
pull later.) Log onto BOZOBANK, use Sequencer 1.0, and download 30,000 to your
chip.
It's time for one big shopping spree before you tackle cyberspace. Leave the
Hotel and go visit Julius Deane. Buy the Psychoanalysis, Philosophy, and
Phenomenology chips. Stop by Metro Holografix, and ask him about the Joystick.
Buy it, then ask about Skill. He'll sell you Icebreaking and Debug. Ask about
software and buy Drill 1.0 (the others you can download for free). Go to the
House of Pong and trade the joystick for the Zen and Sophistry chips. Go back to
the main street and save the game here! Then continue east. The lawbot will
arrest you (this you can't avoid) but you should only get a 500 fine. Return to
where you were arrested and enter the south door into the Matrix Restaurant.
Listen to the conversation. It will tell you that "every AI ever built has an
electronic shotgun wired to its forehead." Words to live by later on! Ask about
Skill, and buy Logic, Software Analysis, and Musicianship. Install all your
chips, then ask about Upgrades. You can upgrade Debug to level 4, and Zen,
Evasion, Software Analysis, and Hardware Repair to level 2. Do so.
When you leave, head west and north and visit Asano Computing. Use Bargaining
if you have it, and ask Asano why Crazy Edo calls him a pig? If you really
insult Edo in front of Asano, he'll lower his prices drastically. I suggest you
buy the Ninja 4000 cyberdeck (don't buy the Ono-Sendai VII yet); it is
cyberspace-ready and has 20 slots for software. Then return to the Cheap Hotel.
Log onto Tozoku and download BlowTorch 1.0 and Decoder 1.0. Log onto the
Gentleman Loser and download Hammer 1.0 and Probe 3.0. You are now ready to
enter cyberspace!
NEUROMANCER
Part 3
Before you enter cyberspace, make sure you have a cyberspace-capable deck (like
the Ninja 4000), loaded with ComLink 6.0, Drill 1.0, Hammer 1.0, Decoder 1.0,
BlowTorch 1.0, Probe 3.0, and Sequencer 1.0. You also need the following skills:
ICEbreaking, Psychoanalysis, Logic, Philosophy, Phenomenology, Sophistry, Zen 2,
Evasion 2, Software Analysis 2, and Debug 4. Save just before you enter
cyberspace. When you get out, always debug your software (a "-" before the
program name indicates that it has crashed), and wait until your health is back
to 2000 before you save again prior to returning to cyberspace.
You will enter cyberspace in Zone 0 if you jack in from the Cheap Hotel using
ComLink 6.0. The ICE protecting the databases there is pretty thin, and it can't
do you much damage if you're smart and quick. The first database you should
crack is the Panther Moderns. You can identify any database by entering it and
using Probe 3.0. To make it easy, the Panther Moderns database is located at
x=224 y=112 (look at the bottom of your screen for your location's coordinates).
Click on the Skill icon and use ICEbreaking, then click on your inventory. You
have four ICEbreaking programs; Drill 1.0 is the best of them, so choose that
first. As soon as you lose a volley, move your selector back to the inventory
icon and click on it _quickly_! This will allow you to "load" another ICEbreaker
before the first one wears off. (You may even prefer to use keyboard commands
here; check your manual and do whatever seems most comfortable.) After Drill
1.0, use Hammer 1.0, Blowtorch 1.0, and Decoder 1.0, then return to Drill 1.0,
and keep using it until the ICE breaks. You will be able to raid the software
library for Blowtorch 3.0, Decoder 2.0, and Thunderhead 1.0. The last one is a
virus program. Viruses are one-shots which cannot be reused, so pick up a few.
Then exit the database and cyberspace to debug, rest up, and save.
A word about ICEbreakers. As you will learn, there are three levels of
ICEbreaking software: Good (Hammer, Blowtorch, Decoder), Better (DoorStop,
Drill) and Best (Concrete, DepthCharge, LogicBomb). Best is twice as good as
Better, which is twice as good as Good, if you catch my drift. Put another way,
Concrete 1.0 is roughly equal to Drill 2.0 and Hammer 4.0. But every time you
use one against a particular patch of ICE, it becomes weaker as the ICE educates
itself about it. If you use Blowtorch 3.0, then the next time you use it, it
really becomes Blowtorch 2.0. Use it again, it's Blowtorch 1.0, and after that
it's pretty useless. So start off with your best ICEbreaker, then use your
second best, third best, and rotate among them.
The rest of Zone 0 is pretty useless, but two of the databases have AIs whom
you must defeat: World Chess and Psychologist. I would start with Psychologist
(x=96 y=32). First, you must crack the ICE as above, but now you have better
ICEbreakers, and several virus programs. After using your ICEbreaking skill, use
Thunderhead 1.0, which will weaken the ICE (it will change color while the virus
is operational) until it wears off. Then use Blowtorch 3.0, Drill 1.0, and
Decoder 2.0. This should handle the ICE in short order.
The AI (Chrome) appears. You fight an AI using Skills, and you have to be
quick. First, use Psychoanalysis to identify the AI's weakness (if any).
Chrome's weakness is Philosophy. So hit him with that first, then rotate among
the other skills (e.g., (1) Philosophy, (2) Logic, (3) Philosophy, (4)
Phenomenology, (5) Philosophy, etc.). You will be hit as you use your skills.
You can't defend yourself, but you can use Zen to "heal," and -- in a worst-case
scenario -- Evasion to bug out. It may take some practice, but you should be
able to polish off Chrome. Nothing much to do here but read a few files, but you
can download another Thunderhead 1.0 to replace the one you used. Then jack out
to lick your wounds and save.
If you check your skills, you'll see Phenomenology, Logic, Philosophy, and
Sophistry have all gone up to level 2. Each time you defeat an AI, those four
skills increase. Go back in and try your luck against Morphy, the AI at the
World Chess database (x=160 y=80). Inside, you will find BattleChess 4.0, which
will come in handy later.
(There is a quicker way to boost your skills. If you avoid the AIs entirely for
now, and work your way through the zones to Zone 3, you will find the Turing
Registry. There you will find "tutorials" which will upgrade your Psychoanalysis
to Level 4, and your Sophistry, Philosophy, Logic and Phenomenology to 5. By the
time I reached Turing, though, I had already achieved those levels by polishing
off four AIs. If you want to profit by this "insider" knowledge, feel free.)
You enter Zone 1 through the cyberjack in the Gentleman Loser, right in front
of the Loser database (x=416 y=64), so you might as well go after that first
Inside you'll find Slow 1.0, a "corrupter" which will slow down the ICE's
reaction to your attacks, as well as another virus. Other helpful goodies can be
found at Copenhagen University (x=320 y=32) including Jammies 1.0 (corrupter)
and DoorStop 1.0; Tozoku Imports (x=480 y=80) another virus and better
ICEbreakers; I.R.S. (x=272 y=64); S.E.A (x=352 y=64); and Eastern Seaboard
Fission Authority (x=384 y=32). Whichever you choose first, once you defeat it,
your ICEbreaking skill will go up to 2. From now on, after you've cracked the
ICE in a new zone, it will lift your ICEbreaking skill a notch.
The AIs in Zone 1 can be found in N.A.S.A. (x=448 y=32) and Citizens for a Free
Matrix (x=352 y=112). N.A.S.A. has Python 2.0 (Acid), BlowTorch 4.0, and Decoder
4.0. The only program you can download from C.F.M. is Blammo 1.0. You don't want
it. It's a trap. Central Justice and the Chiba Tactical Police don't contain any
software at all, and not much information.
Corrupters should be used before viruses and ICEbreakers. The order of use
should be Jammies first, followed by Slow, then a virus and your best
ICEbreaker.
Zone 2 can be entered through the cyberjacks found at Fuji, Hosaka, and
Musabori. The only software to be found there is at Hosaka (x=144 y=160), which
has Hammer 4.0, Concrete 1.0, Slow 2.0, Injector 2.0, and Mimic 2.0. The only AI
in Zone 2 is at Musabori. This is Greystoke, and he is much too tough for you at
the present time, so leave him be until later. Neither Fuji Electric nor Hitachi
Biotech offers much help or information.
To reach Zone 3, you must take a little trip. From the Cheap Hotel, head all
the way south to the Spaceport on the western side of the street. From there you
can fly to either Zion Cluster or Freeside. Buy a ticket for Zion. When you
arrive, use your Musicianship to play Dub, and you will be put on board the good
ship Marcus Garvey bound for Freeside. Ask Maelcum about banks. On Freeside,
avoid the Villa Straylight, which is a deathtrap, and the Bank Gemeinschaft,
which has security you can't circumvent. Instead, go to the Bank of Berne, and
ask to open an account. While the teller is looking for the form, you can slip
inside the empty manager's office and use the cyberjack there.
The easiest database to handle in Zone 3 is the Free Sex Union (x=288 y=208)
which also has an AI. After that, go for Screaming Fist (x=464 y=160), which has
a lot of good software, including the indispensable EasyRider 1.0 which allows
you free access to all zones. Screaming Fist also has ArmorAll 1.0, which you
can use once to replenish your cyberdeck's shielding. (Later on, you will find
ArmorAll 2.0, 3.0, and 4.0. If you have room in your deck, hold on to them.
They'll give you a maximum of ten shield renewals.) Turing Registry (x=432
y=240) offers some skill upgrades and information, and D.A.R.P.O. (x=336 y=240)
has some good software. Finally, Bank of Berne (x=336 y=160) has an AI you must
face and finish off, too. Once you get to it, read the message board. It will
give you an account number and a security code that you can use to loot the Bank
of Berne to the tune of 500,000! Just remember to transfer it to your Bank of
Zurich account. Not only that, the Bank of Berne has software, too: a truly
full-service financial institution!
With your newfound wealth, go over to Asano Computing and buy yourself an
Ono-Sendai Cyberspace VII. You deserve it! And from here on, it gets tough!
NEUROMANCER
Part 4
Once you're back on earth, you can do your jacking in from almost anywhere, and
I found the Cheap Hotel to be most centrally located. There are only two
databases in Zone 4. Go after Gridpoint (x=160 y=320) first. Read the messages.
The data library contains some very powerful software.
The other database in Zone 4 is SENSE/NET. This will give you the number of the
only available ROM construct, the legendary Dixie Flatline. After you finish
with SENSE/NET, jack out and go all the way east to the High-Tech Area;
SENSE/NET is the southern door. Give them your pass, and when asked for a code
number, enter the one you were given in cyberspace. A ROM construct can be
helpful trying to debug or analyze software while still in cyberspace, and can
smell an AI. It also monitors ICE activity and your health level for you.
Definitely worth the effort.
Return to the Cheap Hotel and, using EasyRider, find your way to Zone 5. The
ICE is less feisty at Bank of Zurich (x=336 y=368) and Bank Gemeinschaft (x=304
y=320), although the pickings are slim. Useful software can be found at Bell
Europa (x=384 y=288), I.N.S.A. (x=448 y=320), and Nihilist (x=416 y=368).
Zone 6 has only two databases -- both tough, and both with AIs. Try KGB (x=112
y=416) first, because it has a veritable gold mine of software, including the
awesome DepthCharge 8.0! Then you can tackle Maas Biolabs (x=112 y=480). Once
inside Maas Biolabs, you can access their security systems. This will allow you
to unlock their physical front door and send the lawbot away. When you get back
to the Cheap Hotel, you can put on your gas mask (remember that?) and waltz
right in and nab their pet CyberEyes project. In essence, CyberEyes turns you
into a deck with 32 slots for software.
Zone 7 has three databases, all extremely important. Go after Phantom (x=320
y=464) first -- he has 2000 level ICE, and an AI, but once you get through the
ICE, don't use your combat skills. Instead, play chess with him! Access your
BattleChess 4.0 program. Phantom will thank you and invite you inside. There you
will be able to download Hemlock 1.0, which is the "shotgun" program for
Musabori's AI, Greystoke. You should also beat Wintermute, the AI for
Tessier-Ashpool (x=384 y=416). Psychoanalysis won't reveal his weakness, but _I_
will: It's sophistry.
There are only two obstacles left to face, and one is a piece of cake. Go back
to Zone 2 and Musabori Industries (x=208 y=208). The ICE should give you no
headaches and neither will Greystoke. When he appears, zap him immediately with
Hemlock 1.0 and he'll melt like the witch in "The Wizard of Oz." Inside you'll
find Kuang Eleven 1.0 in the data library. This is the "shotgun" program for
Neuromancer himself.
Time for the showdown. Rest up, debug, and get back to Zone 7 and Allard
Technologies (x=432 y=464). When you crack the ICE, Neuromancer will appear and
say "About time you showed up...." He will then whisk you away to a desert
island and explain some of the game's mysteries. After that, he'll strand you
there with nowhere to go, nothing to do but watch the surf as your life force
slips away.... Hey, if I'm on a tropical island, why is my life force slipping
away? Remember what was said earlier about some AI's being able to alter
reality? You're not on some desert island -- you're still in cyberspace, bucko!
Use your logic, phenomenology, and philosophy skills, and you will jolt
Neuromancer enough that he'll return you to cyberspace for the final battle. Hit
him with Kuang Eleven 1.0, and then with everything you've got. By now, your
combat skills are all at level 10 or more, and if you are quick enough, you
should be able to take him.
Once you've blown him away, we have the obligatory uplifting ending.
Congratulations! You've made the matrix safe once again!
NEUROMANCER
Part 5
DATABASE LINK LVL PASSWORD
-------- ---- --- --------
Cheap Hotel CHEAPO 1 GUEST
2 COCKROACH
Regular Fellows REGFELLOW 1 VISITOR
World Chess WORLDCHESS 1 NOVICE
2 MEMBER
Panther Moderns CHAOS 1 MAINLINE
Asano Computing ASANOCOMP 1 CUSTOMER
2 PANCAKE (decoded=VENDORS)
Consumer Review CONSUMEREV 1 REVIEW
Psychologist PSYCHO 1 NEW MO
2 BABYLON
Gentleman Loser LOSER 1 WILSON
2 LOSER
Citizens for a Free FREEMATRIX 1 CFM
Chiba Tactical Police KEISATSU 1 WARRANTS
2 SNORSKEE (decoded=SUPERTAC)
Software Enforcement SOFTEN 1 SMEEGLDIPO (decoded=PERMAFROST)
Tozoku Imports YAKUZA 1 YAK
Fuji Electric FUJI 1 DUMBO (decoded=ROMCARDS)
2 ABURAKKOI (decoded=UCHIKATSU)
Hosaka Corp. HOSAKACORP 1 VULCAN (decoded=BIOSOFT)
2 FUNGEKI
Musabori Industries MUSABORIND 1 PLEIADES (decoded=SUBARU)
Hitachi Biotech HITACHIBIO 1 GENESPLICE
Eastern Seaboard EASTSEABOD 1 LONGISLAND
Fission Authority
Bank of Zurich -- BOZOBANK 1 no password
Orbital (need to use Sequencer 1.0)
Bank Gemeinschaft BANKGEMEIN 1 EINTRITT
2 EINHOVEN (decoded=VERBOTEN)
I.R.S. IRS 1 TAXINFO
NEUROMANCER
Part 6
SKILLS:
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Bargaining 1 from Julius Deane
Coptalk 1 from Larry Moe
2 from S.E.A.
4 from S.E.A. in cyberspace
Cryptology 1 from Shiva at Gentleman Loser
2-3 from Julius Deane
4 from I.N.S.A.
Debug 1 from Metro Holografix
2-4 at Matrix Restaurant
Evasion 1 from Lupus Yonderboy
2 at Matrix Restaurant
Hardware Repair 1 from Shiva at Gentleman Loser
2 at Matrix Restaurant
ICEbreaking 1 from Metro Holografix
Logic 1 at Matrix Restaurant
5 Turing Registry
Musicianship 1 at Matrix Restaurant
Phenomenology 1 from Julius Deane
5 Turing Registry
Philosophy 1 from Julius Deane
5 Turing Registry
Psychoanalysis 1 from Julius Deane
4 Turing Registry
Software Analysis 1 at Matrix Restaurant
2 at Matrix Restaurant
Sophistry 1 House of Pong
5 Turing Registry
Zen 1 House of Pong
2 at Matrix Restaurant
SOFTWARE:
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("*" indicates program available only in Cyberspace)
COMMUNICATIONS
Comlink 1.0 in your UXB
Metro Holografix
2.0 Crazy Edo
3.0 Panther Moderns
4.0 S.E.A.
Copenhagen University*
5.0 Eastern Seaboard
Hosaka
6.0 Tozoku Imports
Cyberspace 1.0* Panther Moderns
Bell Europa
ICEBREAKERS
Blowtorch 1.0 Gentleman Loser
Tozoku Imports
Metro Holografix
3.0* Panther Moderns
Tozoku Imports
4.0* N.A.S.A.
Concrete 1.0* Hosaka
2.0* D.A.R.P.O.
5.0* K.G.B.
Decoder 1.0 Tozoku Imports
Bank Gemeinschaft
Metro Holografix
Copenhagen University*
2.0* Panther Moderns
4.0* N.A.S.A.
DepthCharge 3.0* Screaming Fist
8.0* K.G.B.
DoorStop 1.0* Copenhagen University
4.0* I.N.S.A.
Drill 1.0 Metro Holografix
Gentleman Loser*
2.0* Tozoku Imports
3.0* D.A.R.P.O.
Hammer 1.0 Gentleman Loser
2.0* I.R.S.
4.0* Hosaka
5.0* Gridpoint
6.0* I.N.S.A
LogicBomb 3.0* I.N.S.A.
Nihilist
6.0* K.G.B.
VIRUSES
Acid 1.0* Tokozu Imports
3.0* Nihilist
5.0* Bell Europa
Injector 1.0* Gentleman Loser
2.0* Hosaka
3.0* D.A.R.P.O.
Gridpoint
5.0* I.N.S.A.
K.G.B.
Python 2.0* N.A.S.A.
3.0* Screaming Fist
5.0* Nihilist
Thunderhead 1.0* Panther Moderns
Psychologist
2.0* Eastern Seaboard Fission Authority
S.E.A.
3.0* D.A.R.P.O.
Gridpoint
4.0* Bell Europa
CYBERSPACE CORRUPTERS
Jammies 1.0* Copenhagen University
I.R.S.
2.0* D.A.R.P.O.
3.0* Gridpoint
4.0* K.G.B.
Slow 1.0* Gentleman Loser
2.0* Hosaka
3.0* Bank of Berne
Screaming Fist
4.0* Nihilist
5.0* K.G.B.
CHESS PROGRAMS
BattleChess 2.0 Regular Fellows
4.0* World Chess
K.G.B. 1.0* Screaming Fist
SHOTGUN PROGRAMS
Hemlock 1.0* Phantom
Kuang Eleven 1.0* Musabori
OTHER PROGRAMS
ArmorAll 1.0* Bank of Berne
Screaming Fist
2.0* Gridpoint
3.0* I.N.S.A.
4.0* K.G.B.
Easy Rider 1.0* Screaming Fist
Mimic 1.0* I.R.S.
2.0* Hosaka
Probe 1.0 Metro Holografix
3.0 Gentleman Loser
4.0* Copenhagen University
10.0* Bank of Berne
15.0* K.G.B.
Scout 1.0 Regular Fellows
Sequencer 1.0 S.E.A.
OTHER MATERIALS:
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UXB deck (yours) Shin's Pawn
Other Cyberdecks Crazy Edo
Asano Computing
Decks w/Cyberspace Capability Asano Computing
CyberEyes Maas Biolabs
Gas Mask Julius Deane
Caviar Cheap Hotel Room Service
Holy Joystick Metro Holografix
SENSE/NET Security Pass Lupus Yonderboy
ROM Construct SENSE/NET
Matrix Restaurant Pass Shiva at Gentleman Loser
KEY NUMBERS:
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Your BAMA ID 056306118
Larry Moe's BAMA ID 062788138
Your BOZOBANK Account 712345450134
BANKGEMEIN Account 646328356481
Bank of Berne Security Code LYMA1211MARZ
Bank of Berne Account 121519831200
Dixie Flatline ROM Construct 0467839
NEUROMANCER
Part 7
DATABASE ZONE X Y ICE AI
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Asano Computing 0 16 112 84
Consumer Review 0 32 64 84
Psychologist 0 96 32 84 Chrome
Cheap Hotel 0 112 112 84
World Chess 0 160 80 84 Morphy
Regular Fellows 0 208 32 84
Panther Moderns 0 224 112 84
Internal Revenue 1 272 64 150
Chiba Tac. Police 1 288 112 150
Copenhagen University 1 320 32 150
S.E.A. 1 352 64 150
Cit. for Free Matrix 1 352 112 150 Sapphire
Eastern Seaboard
Fission Authority 1 384 32 150
Gentleman Loser 1 416 64 150
Central Justice 1 416 112 150
N.A.S.A. 1 448 32 150 Hal
Tozoku Imports 1 480 80 150
Hitachi Biotech 2 32 192 260
Fuji Electric 2 112 240 260
Hosaka Corp. 2 144 160 260
Musabori Industries 2 208 208 260 Greystoke
Free Sex Union 3 288 208 400 Xaviera
Bank of Berne 3 336 160 400 Gold
D.A.R.P.O. 3 336 240 400
Turing Registry 3 432 240 400
Screaming Fist 3 464 160 400
SENSE/NET 4 48 320 800
Gridpoint 4 160 320 800
Bank Gemeinschaft 5 304 320 1000
Bank of Zurich 5 336 368 1000
Bell Europa 5 384 288 1000
Nihilist 5 416 368 1000
I.N.S.A. 5 448 320 1000
K.G.B. 6 112 416 1100 Lucifer
Maas Biolabs 6 112 480 1100 Sangfroid
Phantom 7 320 464 2000 Phantom
Tessier-Ashpool 7 384 416 2000 Wintermute
Allard Technology 7 432 464 2000 Neuromancer
NEUROMANCER is published by Interplay Productions and distributed by
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This walkthru is copyright (c) 1989 by Paul J. Grant. All rights reserved.