Ciphers

[TooMuchDamage]

Currently when I left click the hexagons rotate clockwise, and right click they rotate counter clockwise.

Maybe I've worked on cars for way too long but I always think "Righty tighty (clockwise), lefty loosey (counter clokcwise)"

I think allowing the option to invert the inputs while ciphering, or changing them permanently, would be a nice and easy to implement feature.

[Greavence]

i just spam the crap outta Lmb till they all line up, still works for me :P

[ArcaneAzmadi]

...I didn't know you could right-click them to rotate them counterclockwise. Well, thanks for enlightening me.

[Aerensiniac]

more importantly... is it possible to hack a console without detecting the intrusion?

[GTG3000]

This. It's infuriating that they reversed the rotations.

more importantly... is it possible to hack a console without detecting the intrusion?

I guess it could be if you can coordinate yourself to twist each hexagon in right direction. I try, but reversed button mapping always gets the best of me.

[Aerensiniac]

This. It's infuriating that they reversed the rotations.

I guess it could be if you can coordinate yourself to twist each hexagon in right direction. I try, but reversed button mapping always gets the best of me.

Even though i did not fail a single hack yet and my average hack time is under 7 seconds, i fail to see how it can be done.

Edited April 7, 2013 by Aerensiniac

[GTG3000]

Even though i did not fail a single hack yet and my average hack time is under 7 seconds, i fail to see how it can be done.

You're just not a point-and-click person then. It would be possible with enough coordination (you do realize that after some time you just plain out see all the cipher in the first moment, and how to rotate pieces in the next), but alas.

[Telzen]

i just spam the crap outta Lmb till they all line up, still works for me :P

This. I didn't even realize you could turn them with Rmb.