The Hacker Project - a free online game

Think the delter seems very powerfull at higher versions, should be nerfed a bit, that it cant reduce the time taken more than 50%.

yeh caps could be good.
The idea was not for files just for running processes. Processes that require time to complete.

there is another one... FUBAR
F'ed Up Beyond All Repair

A chart of different OS setups. this could be the basic OS's and later on upgrading to better OS versions.

ConsoleX - Good use of CPU, Bad RAM usage, Normal BW usage
Nova2000 - Bad CPU usage, Good RAM Usage, Normal BW usage
Servus - Bad CPU Usage, Normal RAM usage, Good BW usage
Memox - Normal CPU usage, Good RAM usage, Bad BW usage

Instead of loosing upgrades when hitting heat 100%, why not a 10 minute reboot?
My BIOS shuts down my computer instantly when it reaches a certain temperature threshold.

Why do have to be so mean hatejacket?
Remember this is constructive critism.

When you begin to flame you make people feed bad. When people feel bad they tend to fight back, resulting an counter flame.
So if you where to work on you social skills, and begin to explain in a nice way why peoples ideas are faulty. And not just stomp on them and hope they will go away, it has no purpose than to make feel bad and probably make them less interested in developing HP the future.

So please keep your calm and behave like your acctually from the present time and not the stoneage.

As i posted before, to balance it a A powerfull player cant use against a newcomer, since the the powerull players "Process Lock" software requires a higher bandwith than the Newbie has.

Attacker
1000 BW
V. 3.12 Process Lock. Requirements: 25 BW

Victim
5 BW
0.1 Process Lock. Requirements: 5 BW
0.1 Process Unlock

Thus The attackers "Process locker" times out against the Victims gateway. (It like trying to play CS:S over the net with a old dial-up connection.) Making him unable to lock the process. So if he decides to use a 0.1 process lock, then the victim can counter with his 0.1 process Unlock. I feel its quite balanced.

On a side note, if you use the software localy (on your own gateway) it should NOT take up bandwidth.

Yeah its a famous urban legend, If you peal the threads of the bana fruit and roast them in the oven you get some kind of drug.

Should only get xp for active aps on your gateway. A virus running somewhere in singapore doesnt make you smarter in any way (you dont get xp). There should be xp for certain actions; Cracking, Researching, Installing Viruses and Antivirus. The more you crack the faster you will get at that, the more you research... The more you hunt viruses... You get faster. And there should be a check for duplicate applications of the same type so if you run 10 Dr.Snuggles Passwd Breaker at the same time you only get xp for one of them.
Getting xp for firewall and passprotect is difficult becouse you start it and you go away. not much learnt there...
Installing a virus will give you xp becouse you have to guide the process(aka a process that takes time to do)
Log deleting is just clicking a button.. done! (no time to wait for it to finish, no xp gained)

This is just a incoherrent ramble but I guess somone will get where im going about...

The main Idea is to have a app that locks a started process. Also a counter that Unlocks processes. And it should be Version vs. Version.

Examples:

A hacker attacks, and I have a virii laying on my server in plain sight. The hacker jumps on it and tries to install it. Ofcourse i just have to stop it. End of story... or? If the hacker had a Process Lock app, he could lock the install process and unless I have a higher or equal version Process unlocker the install will complete.

A hacker wants to stop my delete process but I have locked it! Haha!

Or an huge d/l thats about to complete, days of downloading... "HACKER ALERT!! CLICK!" ...wasted! There I could have locked the download process.

well then the malware bomb get obsolete... Just clogg the victims computer with apps and let it overheat. Dont have to upload anything, instant destructions, well the time it takes to overheat.