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- Introduced `scenario-schema.json` to define the structure and requirements for scenario.json.erb files. - Implemented `validate_scenario.rb` to render ERB templates to JSON and validate against the schema. - Created a comprehensive `SCENARIO_JSON_FORMAT_GUIDE.md` to outline the correct format for scenario files, including required fields, room definitions, objectives, and common mistakes.
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// ================================================
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// Mission 1: First Contact - Agent 0x99 Phone Support
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// Tutorial Guidance & Event Reactions
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// Provides help, hints, and contextual support
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// ================================================
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VAR lockpick_hint_given = false
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VAR ssh_hint_given = false
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VAR linux_hint_given = false
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VAR sudo_hint_given = false
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VAR first_contact = true
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// External variables
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VAR player_name = "Agent 0x00"
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VAR current_task = ""
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// ================================================
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// START: PHONE SUPPORT
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// ================================================
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=== start ===
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{first_contact:
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~ first_contact = false
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-> first_call
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}
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{not first_contact:
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-> support_hub
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}
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// ================================================
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// FIRST CALL (Orientation)
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// ================================================
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=== first_call ===
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#speaker:agent_0x99
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Agent 0x99: {player_name}, checking in. How's the infiltration going?
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Agent 0x99: If you need guidance on any challenges, I'm here. That's what handlers are for.
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+ [Everything's going smoothly so far]
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Agent 0x99: Good. Remember, take your time. Rushing creates mistakes.
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-> support_hub
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+ [I could use some tips]
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-> support_hub
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+ [I'll call if I need help]
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#exit_conversation
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Agent 0x99: Roger that. I'm here when you need me.
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-> support_hub
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// ================================================
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// SUPPORT HUB (General Help)
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// ================================================
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=== support_hub ===
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#speaker:agent_0x99
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Agent 0x99: What do you need help with?
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+ {not lockpick_hint_given} [Lockpicking guidance]
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-> lockpick_help
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+ {not ssh_hint_given} [SSH brute force help]
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-> ssh_help
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+ {not linux_hint_given} [Linux navigation tips]
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-> linux_help
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+ {not sudo_hint_given} [Privilege escalation guidance]
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-> sudo_help
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+ [General mission advice]
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-> general_advice
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+ [I'm good for now]
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#exit_conversation
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Agent 0x99: Copy that. Call anytime.
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-> support_hub
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// ================================================
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// LOCKPICKING HELP
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// ================================================
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=== lockpick_help ===
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~ lockpick_hint_given = true
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Agent 0x99: Lockpicking is about patience and listening.
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Agent 0x99: Each pin has a sweet spot. Apply tension, test each pin, feel for the feedback.
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Agent 0x99: Start with the storage closet practice safe—low stakes, good for learning.
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+ [Any other tips?]
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Agent 0x99: Don't force it. If you're stuck, reset and try again. There's no timer.
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-> support_hub
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+ [Got it, thanks]
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-> support_hub
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// ================================================
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// SSH BRUTE FORCE HELP
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// ================================================
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=== ssh_help ===
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~ ssh_hint_given = true
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Agent 0x99: SSH brute force uses Hydra to test password lists against login prompts.
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Agent 0x99: The key is using good password lists. Kevin's hints about "ViralDynamics2025" variations are gold.
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Agent 0x99: Command format: hydra -l username -P passwordlist.txt ssh://target
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+ [What if I don't have a password list?]
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Agent 0x99: Build one from intel. Kevin mentioned patterns, the whiteboard had clues. Social engineering works.
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-> support_hub
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+ [Thanks, that helps]
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-> support_hub
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// ================================================
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// LINUX NAVIGATION HELP
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// ================================================
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=== linux_help ===
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~ linux_hint_given = true
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Agent 0x99: Linux navigation basics: ls lists files, cd changes directory, cat reads files.
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Agent 0x99: Check the home directory first. User files, hidden configs—look for .bashrc, .ssh, personal directories.
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Agent 0x99: Hidden files start with a dot. Use ls -la to see them.
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+ [Where should I look for flags?]
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Agent 0x99: Home directories, user documents, sometimes hidden in config files. Explore methodically.
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-> support_hub
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+ [Got it]
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-> support_hub
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// ================================================
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// PRIVILEGE ESCALATION HELP
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// ================================================
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=== sudo_help ===
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~ sudo_hint_given = true
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Agent 0x99: Privilege escalation means gaining access to other accounts or higher permissions.
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Agent 0x99: Try "sudo -l" to see what sudo permissions you have. Some accounts allow switching users.
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Agent 0x99: Command: sudo -u otherusername bash gives you a shell as that user.
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+ [What if I don't have sudo access?]
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Agent 0x99: Check for misconfigured files, world-writable directories, or SUID binaries. But for this mission, sudo works.
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-> support_hub
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+ [Thanks]
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-> support_hub
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// ================================================
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// GENERAL ADVICE
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// ================================================
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=== general_advice ===
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Agent 0x99: Remember the mission priorities: gather evidence, identify operatives, minimize innocent casualties.
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Agent 0x99: Most people at Viral Dynamics are legitimate employees. We want ENTROPY, not collateral damage.
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+ [How do I know who's ENTROPY?]
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Agent 0x99: Evidence correlation. Look for encrypted communications, connections to known cells, suspicious behavior.
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Agent 0x99: Derek's our primary suspect, but gather proof before confronting.
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-> support_hub
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+ [What about Maya?]
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Agent 0x99: Protect her. She's the informant who brought this to us. Don't expose her unless absolutely necessary.
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-> support_hub
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+ [Understood]
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-> support_hub
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// ================================================
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// EVENT: LOCKPICK ACQUIRED
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// ================================================
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=== event_lockpick_acquired ===
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#speaker:agent_0x99
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Agent 0x99: I see Kevin gave you lockpicks. Smart social engineering.
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Agent 0x99: Practice on low-risk targets first. Storage closet, unlocked areas.
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Agent 0x99: Remember, you're testing security—officially.
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+ [Will do]
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#exit_conversation
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-> support_hub
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+ [Any lockpicking tips?]
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-> lockpick_help
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// ================================================
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// EVENT: FIRST FLAG SUBMITTED
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// ================================================
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=== event_first_flag ===
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#speaker:agent_0x99
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Agent 0x99: First flag submitted. Nice work, {player_name}.
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Agent 0x99: Each flag unlocks intelligence. Keep correlating VM findings with physical evidence.
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+ [What should I focus on next?]
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Agent 0x99: Continue the VM challenges, but don't forget physical investigation. Derek's office, filing cabinets, computer access.
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Agent 0x99: Hybrid approach—digital and physical evidence together.
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#exit_conversation
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-> support_hub
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+ [Thanks]
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#exit_conversation
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-> support_hub
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// ================================================
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// EVENT: DEREK'S OFFICE ACCESSED
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// ================================================
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=== event_derek_office ===
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#speaker:agent_0x99
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Agent 0x99: You're in Derek's office. Good.
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Agent 0x99: Look for communications, project documents, anything linking him to ENTROPY.
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Agent 0x99: Whiteboard messages, computer files, filing cabinets. Be thorough.
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+ [What if Derek catches me?]
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Agent 0x99: Your cover is solid. You're doing a security audit—accessing offices is expected.
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Agent 0x99: But don't tip your hand too early. Gather evidence before confronting.
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#exit_conversation
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-> support_hub
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+ [On it]
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#exit_conversation
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-> support_hub
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// ================================================
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// EVENT: ALL FLAGS SUBMITTED
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// ================================================
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=== event_all_flags ===
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#speaker:agent_0x99
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Agent 0x99: All VM flags submitted. Excellent work.
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Agent 0x99: Intelligence confirms Derek Lawson as primary operative, coordinating with Zero Day Syndicate.
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Agent 0x99: Now correlate with physical evidence. Then we can move to confrontation.
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+ [What's the confrontation plan?]
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Agent 0x99: That's your call. Direct, silent extraction, or something creative.
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Agent 0x99: I trust your judgment. You've proven capable.
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#exit_conversation
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-> support_hub
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+ [Roger that]
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#exit_conversation
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-> support_hub
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// ================================================
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// EVENT: ACT 2 COMPLETE (READY FOR CONFRONTATION)
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// ================================================
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=== event_act2_complete ===
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#speaker:agent_0x99
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Agent 0x99: You've identified the operatives and gathered the evidence.
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Agent 0x99: Time to decide: How do you want to resolve this?
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Agent 0x99: Confrontation, silent extraction, or public exposure. Each has consequences.
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+ [I need to think about this]
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Agent 0x99: Take your time. This is the part where your choices matter most.
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#exit_conversation
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-> support_hub
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+ [I'm ready to proceed]
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Agent 0x99: Good luck, {player_name}. You've got this.
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#exit_conversation
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-> support_hub
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