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microaeris · Aug 10, 2017 · 0a78f8a · 0a78f8a
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diff --git a/README.txt b/README.txt
@@ -3,18 +3,22 @@ A Small Gameboy CTF
 
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-You find yourself playing a dull game of email roulette, which involves mindlessly and continuously refreshing your mailbox in hopes of a receiving news about a new mission. You never imagined that your job as a Turing Agent would come to this; the work these days has slowed to a crawl as the agency has had fewer rampant AIs to subdue. You get a funny sensation from your morality meter as you catch yourself wishing for a cyber calamity.
+You find yourself in your usual place in front of a bright blue monitor, playing a dull game of email roulette, which involves mindlessly refreshing your mailbox in hopes of a receiving news about a new mission. You never imagined that your job as a Turing Agent would come to this; the work these days has slowed to a crawl as the agency has had fewer rampant AIs to subdue. You feel a tingle from your morality meter as you catch yourself wishing for a cyber calamity.
 
-A fateful ding announces your long awaited packet. A neat stack of files gleam at you from advanced desktop simulation (now with four sides!).
+Finally, a fateful ding announces your long awaited message. A neat stack of files gleam at you from advanced desktop simulation (now with four sides!).
 
-The stack includes a README, which incidentally is where you are receiving these thoughts from right now. The README would like to take a second to thank you for processing these files in the proper order.
+The stack includes a README, which incidentally is where you are receiving these thoughts from right now.
 
-The README then informs you that your next destination should be tools.txt, which is a little memo from your boss. It would be in your best interest to skim it over to properly prepare for the mission at hand.
+The README informs you that your next destination should be tools.txt, which is a little memo from your boss. It would be in your best interest to skim it over to properly prepare for the mission at hand.
 
-The README will not fail to mention that you will find two small hints tucked away at the bottom of the stack, if you find yourself with no where left to turn.
+The README also mentions that you will find two hints tucked away at the bottom of the stack of files, if you find yourself with nowhere left to turn.
 
 Last but not least, the mission comes in the form of a binary of sorts. And now, the README will leave the rest of the thinking to you.
 
-Off you go! The README would like to inform you that you are done reading, and appreciates that you stayed until the last word. But really, there's really no need to be so diligent. The README is merely rambling meaninglessly now.
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 You are jerked out of the email simulation, which is a sensation that is comparable to a minor whiplash from a car collision with your neighbor's mailbox. You shake yourself off and you feel more than ready to tackle your mission.
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+Version History
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+1.0 - 08/10/2017 - First release
diff --git a/bighint.txt b/bighint.txt
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ You are simultaneously relieved and dreading to hear that voice.
 
 "Boss, I need help. I think this world is rigged—could this all just be a game someone is playing?"
 
-"No time to break the fourth wall Agent, I just received insider information from an anonymous informant. She didn't leave her name, but she did leave us some crucial information about your target. You're looking for a 16 digit code to open the door. She left me with the address 0x______." // insert address of the 16 digit code. (FIXME!!!!)
+"No time to break the fourth wall Agent, I just received insider information from an anonymous informant. She didn't leave her name, but she did leave us some crucial information about your target. You're looking for a 16 digit code to open the door. She left me with the address 0x______." FIXME
 
 "More magic numbers! The last one barely did me any good."
 

diff --git a/smallhint.txt b/smallhint.txt
@@ -6,4 +6,4 @@ The person ahead of you seems to be walking home with a steaming bag of Chinese
 
 You were taught to never waste any food, so you crack open the cookie and inside you find your fortune:
 
-07BC are you lucky numbers.  // insert address to where NO GOOD is loaded. (FIXME - need to update the address)
+____ are you lucky numbers.  FIXME