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The tutorial has been expanded and improved, covering key parts of the game that were previously omitted or barely mentioned. Additionally, in the Tutorial settings window, you can choose which specific part of the tutorial you want to repeat, although you must first complete the Tutorial in its entirety for this option to be unlocked. During the next nightly build, the tutorial will be refined based on the feedback received.
The structure of procedural missions is similar to the Hidden and Karma missions. To complete the mission, you must investigate and gather clues to progress through the mission across various networks and devices to complete it. The higher the mission level, the longer the mission will be. Currently there are 3 procedural mission archetypes: Fraud, Sabotage, and Corporate Espionage, but during the next nightly build, an additional archetype will be added, along with expanding the existing ones.
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