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Not just an enemy datapad, also a derelict ships computer core, or that robot head you found. Maybe it's on a flash drive or a bubble memory high density disk.
It could be a picture, text, video, a virtual object, or a compressed android mind/soul.
1: Blueprints for an ettin class super tank, with twin turrets.
3: A password to an account full of illegal loot. There is embedded programming that notifies the authorities of your current location when you withdraw or transfer any of it.
4: 100 shares in a security company currently protecting Absolom Station.
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Brethada "Adult educational videos"
Brethada how to combine in large groups... about the other kind of merging.
A giant fang mawed creature with giant claws biting onto a robots leg, which is dangling out of a space ship with a planet far in the background. In vesk it reads "hang in there"
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7: A folder with all of season 41 of Extreme Deathmatch Live!! from Eox.
9. A lot of boring tax data for some company. Concealed within it are any one of the other options listed in this thread.
10. A library/wiki on some piece of fiction. Swapping some names and terms (there's no key here, but you might be able to work it out) turns some of the bios of the fictional characters into pieces of opposition research on 'real' (within Starfinder) characters.
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Some Starflix Streams: (our play by post comes up with a bunch of these)
Weekend at Gobos: The protagonists are hauling around a dead goblin pretending he's alive
All my larvae: its a soap opera/cooking show
Jungle Hunter: absolutely not a live action predator.
Dancing With the Starfinders: for adventurers that can cut a space goblin and a rug.
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12. Mysterious schematics that defy all Engineering checks to construct them; a Culture or Profession: Artist or a similar check reveals that they're illustrations from a children's book.
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15. A digital cookbook on Akitonian (or whatever) cuisine.
16. A collection of vesk jokes ("How many vesk does it take to manufacture a plasma cannon? Twenty-one. One to manufacture the rifle, and two squads to fight over it.").
17. A kalo fashion catalog (there is the Kalo Fashionista illustration in Pact Worlds, after all).
18. When this file is opened it links to here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
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18. When this file is opened it links to here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
Doing this has been outlawed by the church of Zon Kuthon as cruel and unusual punishment
19. The entire Absolom Station's tax code.
20. An Alien Autopsy video.
21. Somehow, somewhen, it links here.
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22. A short holovid of an adorable akata pup springing out of a humanoid corpse and running away, playfully dragging an eyeball stem as it goes.
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23: The stolen secret formula for the "Galaxies best toothpaste" -Crushed.
24: An archived copy of a transcript of a conversation that includes some thinly veiled insults exchanged on an infosphere messageboard regarding which Character in a popular Vid-Game is the most overpowered and needs nerfing.
27. The psych file of a deranged sheep herder who was convinced that sentient starships are going to destroy all organic life.
27. The psych file of a deranged sheep herder who was convinced that sentient starships are going to destroy all organic life.28. The psych file of a disturbed barathu that wants to engineer a fleet of sentient ships to destroy all organic life.
29. Video of three host shirren going at it.
30: A virtual dictionary that gobbles up wrong spellings and spits out the correct spellings.
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32. An audio file of a news reader discussing dry financial news...from thirty years before the end of the Gap.
33. A holofile of the Veskarium's national anthem, complete with orbital bombardment accompaniment.
34. A program that reads "run_test-starstone.exe"
35. A program that contains a simple drawing program.
36. An audio file of an unknown individual repeatedly muttering variations of a single question in increasing unhinged tones; "What/Where is Rovagug?"
37. A complete list of fashion does and don'ts for a clique of music followers.
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39. The complete series of the Pact Worlds equivalent of Sailor Moon, which gets really weird after Sailor Aucturn shows up.
40: Turcopy5.12 A copy program that looks and moves like a turkey. If she lightly pecks another program she will suck up all the static nearby and then lay an egg. Out of the egg will hatch a miniaturized, machine code version of it with an MC001 at the end of it's file name.
41. The entire library of Monty Python's Flying Circus.
42:Put some Ice on it. This virtual block of ice is drifting, playing music.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iF1oK65_zbA
43:A locked file. If you manage to unlock it, you find it's a play by post game about religion and politics. The moderator notes at the end claim this is the reason for the gap.
44. A video of a man eating some sort of fruit and then crying. The title just says "Exhibit A, Bartlett Murder"
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45. A collection of logged surveillance footage and intercepted messages from an Absalom Station residence that observes a family exhibiting increasingly odd behaviors, mostly related to paranoia about a possibly fictional disease, as well as unexplainable phenomena such as a family member phasing through the kitchen floor or the presence of an emaciated, pink humanoid hiding in the house.
Mixed in with the footage files appears to be an episode of a public access tri-vid show hosted by an amateurish and mentally-unstable sculptor seemingly obsessed with the same disease referenced in the logs.
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46: A birthday party with a grandmother ysoki pinching the birthday boys cheeks. After s second she pauses, reaches into his mouth and takes out the cake cutter.
47. An archive containing numerous gaming dossiers detailing you, and your immediate associates. They seem to update in real time to reflect recent events in your life. Attempting to edit your dossier functions as a Mnemonic Editor, after which the dossier's data becomes corrupted and inaccessible. Though you can easily manipulate your own, there does not appear to be a way to edit the dossier belonging to another.
48. A map to a storage locker that just says "Tar-Baphon" on it.
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51. A large multiplayer game. In the game you and a friend control a pair of kingdoms. As the "controller" of said kingdoms you make every decision about the lives in your kingdom, from farming and families, all the way to religion and war. If you continue playing, a new world makes the holonews. It bears a striking resemblance to your game. If you stop playing, the world begins to fail. However, could you keep playing knowing it's real? (Stargate Atlantis s3 ep15 "The Game")
56.A virtual minion bot that functions as a net navi. If you can scan an actual fire extinguisher, you can equip it to the minion and it can put out a firewall.
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58. A collection of vidlogs that gradually become more corrupted and incomprehensible as you watch though the series. The vidlogs tell the story of a small group of humans that all appear to be members of some unknown religion or cult focused on living an ascetic lifestyle, upholding an rather disturbing level of cleanliness, consuming large quantities of water, and maintaining fear of corners.
Should the PCs watch through all the vidlogs, they begin to attract the attention of Hounds of Tindalos, which may periodically manifest through corners near them, and attack.
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59. The schematics for an extremely primitive android that is written in Androffan. "Version 0.1" is the label.
60. A list of names that seems to date back to the Vesk Wars, the caption reads "The Red Mist descends."
61. A large video file containing the entire first season of "Red Hearts", Akiton's most popular soap opera.
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63. A small file containing the original Doom. Can be played on literally anything with a screen and a few buttons or touchscreen controls. Literally anything.
64. BILLY MAYS HERE! No, it's actually an AI constructed from years worth of Billy Mays vidoes. And he will constantly try to sell the pcs something. Can be employed as a very intense marketing AI.
65. A series of politically incorrect shirren memes made by ysokis from last year, one sector over. Nothing special, though #32 is kinda funny.
66. A laundry list. It's just a laundry list. Of clothes. Who cryptates laundry lists behind a dc 10 computer check?!
67. ONE UNBELIVABLE TRICK THAT ACTUALLY WORK! MOBS HATE IT! CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT!
68. A fanfic of unbelivable lenght and cringe, but it's real, and it's right in front of you. Oh god, just the first sentence makes you ill. Even the computer its on gets sick.
69 terabytes of
70. Congratulations, you know have over 800 billion task bars. I suggest just deleting your webbrowser and starting anew.
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71. A snippet of one of Epoch's crash logs
72. An embarrassing photo of you that you thought you had deleted. How did it end up here?!