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Try getting good and see if that helps.
>look at the codes
>look at the screen and find the codes
>the codes on the screen arent moving
>put the right or left code over the non moving codes and click
>hack possible
Are you a wizard?
No, I am not a wizard but i'll be anything you want for £9.99 a month (including batteries).
It's not impossible with KB/M, but you might have better luck using a gamepad. Useless bit of advice if you don't have one, I know, but the controls in general are a lot less ♥♥♥♥♥ on a gamepad.
Ignore all the numbers that are moving. The trick is to just look for the numbers that are not moving. Those are the correct codes. Once you get some practice at it, it is not very difficult at all.
I wouldnt give up if this is the only problem you are having, because it is a very good game and you do not need to hack every computer either (but it helps).
yeah, some people are really bad at certain puzzles, but excel at other types of puzzles
brains are weird
Like riskdesign said, the trick to hacking is not following the streams of moving letters and numbers, it's the variables that are not moving and match to the code that actually matters.
I did it like that and with 15 misses and still got a score of above 100.