Originally posted by The Red Builder:

Made a video for this https://youtu.be/jbckRHqKL8E

Remember it's case sensitive & you can copy paste commands

Use the PC located in the basement server room of the headquarters (HQ). On this PC, there is a console program. Utilize it to navigate through the hidden folder structure.

Commands:
Use cd <folder name> to enter a directory.
Use cd .. to move one directory up.
Use dir to list all files and folders in the current directory.
Type a filename to check if it is the desired file. Note that all file and folder names are case-sensitive.

You are looking for a file with the .lbd file extension.

ty so much for the vid very helpful :)

Seems a relevant post to ask this, has anyone found the significance of the 'componentPrices.txt'? I believe it to be a cypher of sorts but have not solved it.

!BASE64 encode!

Originally posted by ShadowBroker50:

Seems a relevant post to ask this, has anyone found the significance of the 'componentPrices.txt'? I believe it to be a cypher of sorts but have not solved it.

Ohh. A Redit mystery of sorts..
It would be elementary for one to deduce this to be in relationship with a file on the HQ server..?

Please copy / paste its contents forthwith my good sir so I may cast an eye upont said cipher then I can stop this foolish Sherlock Holmes character I seem to have become and post forthwith the answer of said clue.

Originally posted by electrodoc68:

Originally posted by The Red Builder:

Made a video for this https://youtu.be/jbckRHqKL8E

Remember it's case sensitive & you can copy paste commands

HUH

I can't understand it

Originally posted by Hellruky:

I can't understand it

Leave the computer and go back to it..

Open the "Console" by double clicking the icon on the left, second one down.

Console opens..
Type

cd ..

That's cd <space> two full stops .. then press enter.

Type

cd AppData

That's cd <space> Capital A Capital D the other letters are lowercase and I will presume you have noticed the need for correctly placed capital letters and the positioning of the <space> so I won't bring it up again

then press enter.

Type

cd Local

then press enter.

Type

cd OpenReverseEngineering

then press enter.

Type

cd Latest

then press enter.

Type

latest.lbd

then press enter.

It'll briefly say "Downloading"..

I'm not gonna focus on that now because my alternator stopped working and my bearings are glitched