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The video details the development of the "Black Wall" by Netwatch in the 2040s, designed to contain rogue AIs after Ra Bartmoss's data crash. These rogue AIs, including Soulkiller ghosts and Transcendent sentients, pose a significant threat to netrunners. In the "Phantom Liberty" expansion of a game, players can acquire a powerful cyberdeck, quickhack, and SMG by siding with Reed during the "Firestarter" mission, which involves navigating a facility filled with dangerous rogue AIs. Players must complete various technical challenges, including activating the power grid and hacking into secure rooms to obtain necessary components. They then face choices between crafting different powerful items, each with unique abilities and effects tied to the Black Wall. The equipment is most effective with a net running build and offers an immersive gameplay experience, mimicking Rogue AI attributes. The video concludes with an encouragement for players to share their experiences and builds using the new black wall weaponry, highlighting its narrative and gameplay value.
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In this part of the video, the development of the “Black Wall” by Netwatch in the 2040s is discussed, highlighting its aim to contain rogue AIs that emerged from Ra Bartmoss’s data crash. These rogue AIs, such as Soulkiller ghosts and Transcendent sentients, can be extremely lethal, viewing netrunners as subroutines to delete. The video explains that in the “Phantom Liberty” expansion, players can acquire a powerful cyberdeck, quickhack, and SMG utilizing the Black Wall’s power. To obtain these items, players must make a key decision to side with Reed during the “Firestarter” mission. This mission involves tracking down Somi to a facility, filled with dangerous rogue AIs like Cerberus, and navigating through it to hack terminals and retrieve the iconic SMG blueprint.
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In this part of the video, viewers are guided through activating the power grid in a storage room, which requires high technical ability and waiting for the rogi eye to leave the area. They are then directed to enter the maintenance room to pick up the arabis blueprint. The next task involves entering the experimental prototyping room, which needs 15 intelligence to hack the door, although a code (714 212) might also work. Following the mission, players shut down the core and learn about Songbird’s past, disable the cous robot, and loot a behavioral system component required to craft the Black Wall Equipment. Returning to the apartment, they will receive a text initiating the corrosion quest, leading to decrypting at Yoko and Kabuki. They then choose between crafting a militech Kanto MK6 cyber deck or arabis SMG with the single available component, each with unique abilities and disturbing effects associated with the black wall.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on using a specific operating system and associated cyberware in a game. It is emphasized that this system works best on a net running build and is incompatible with sand Division or berserk cyberware. The cyber deck offers an immersive experience, resembling a Rogue AI with visual and auditory effects from the black wall programming. This quag can affect up to five enemies within 30 meters, causing significant damage to their cyberware and neural systems, including mechs, robots, drones, and turrets, and can even insta-kill them. Each time it spreads, it consumes more RAM with shorter upload times. The video mentions that both items enhance the atmosphere and are especially valuable for PC players who use mods and cyber engine tweaks. The speaker hints at a specific game ending connected to this equipment, suggesting it is worthwhile despite potential narrative drawbacks. They encourage viewers to share their thoughts and builds using the new black wall weaponry, and express appreciation to channel members, hoping they enjoy the new additions.