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Command relays extend the range of the network control flow. They don't consume energy and once they're connected they pipe through your commands. In a case when a command relay is directly connected to a main terminal the terminal became unattackable. Agent first have to disable the command relay then they can proceed to the main terminal. Important fact this protection mechanism works regardless of the connection direction.
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Command relays extend the range of the network control flow. They don't consume energy and once they're connected they pipe through your commands. In a case when a command relay is directly connected to a main terminal the terminal becomes unattackable. Agents first have to disable the command relay then they can proceed to attack the main terminal.  
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'''Important fact this protection mechanism works regardless of the connection direction.'''
  
 
[[MPC_-_Main_terminal|< MPC - Main terminal]] | [[Lexicon|Table of contents]] | [[MPC_-_Reactor|MPC - Reactor >]]
 
[[MPC_-_Main_terminal|< MPC - Main terminal]] | [[Lexicon|Table of contents]] | [[MPC_-_Reactor|MPC - Reactor >]]

Revision as of 00:28, 4 January 2013

Command relays extend the range of the network control flow. They don't consume energy and once they're connected they pipe through your commands. In a case when a command relay is directly connected to a main terminal the terminal becomes unattackable. Agents first have to disable the command relay then they can proceed to attack the main terminal.

Important fact this protection mechanism works regardless of the connection direction.

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