Or, go find a Lights Out java game online, as that's the system.

And where would all the fun be?

Hey, I *practice* on that game. I don't just use that game.

Oh, ok then... I thought you were cheating. Miah wouldn't like that. And that would mean another, much worse, security system. And we don't need that...

There's already a worse one he's hinted at. It's not implemented in the latest release (to my knowledge), but Miah's more than given away the fact that there is a far, far more devious, dastardly security system in the works.

-- Griffinhart

my biggest fear on onlink is the vsec. i cannot master the vdpin, and she makes it harder! any help? is there a tip i can use?

OH SHI-

Well, if it's VSEC 3, I'm pretty sure that's still broke. <V<
But since you know it isn't, I'd place money on a Towers of Hanoi-style system. That'd be fun.

Or... Horror of horrors, an in-game 3x3x3 Rubik's Cube?
The VSEC...
I don't remeber my methods, they're at Uni. Poke me in a week's time.

It's better than the Rubik's Revenge. Or *shudder shudder* the Professor's Cube.

They're just bigger variations.

I just thought of that after remembering the silly little rotatey things in Internic... I hope I'm wrong...

I was at one point considering having a 3x3x3 lights out cube.

I put my idea to the test and, as it ironically turned out, the system was actually way too easy.

So, that's one thing I won't be doing anyway. :3

<v< I note you didn't deny the rubik's cube...

Not doing that either.

Phew.

Is it something to do with the rotatey bits in Internic, or are they just "Hey, look what we can do!"?

I was experimenting with rendering options should I, say, want to render a LAN as an actual building.

As it would turn out, it's too much work. To make it work. With this engine. So you can expect such things in Cerberus, not Onlink.