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Basically in the game you take a phone call from some guy and try to get him to answer a sufficient number of security questions that you can actually change wh
by merlish 14y ago
Basically in the game you take a phone call from some guy and try to get him to answer a sufficient number of security questions that you can actually change whatever needs changing.
Being too fuzzy on the details and not pushing for enough information results in the caller being happy(ish), but you get an e-mail from the boss afterwards telling you you're fired. Being sarcastic or downright rude results in the person on the other end making a complaint to your boss, resulting in you getting an e-mail firing you when the call ends.
Amusingly, I'm not actually sure whether it's possible to finish the game while both managing to make the change the user wants and not getting fired. I think the best ending I've got so far was the caller failing to make it past all the security checks, and having to drop the call.
The game does not use any real recorded voices and it doesn't particularly make fun of callers. Just the caller is somewhat quick to anger and doesn't know the answer to any questions, really.
This is a massive overreaction by the minister, who obviously hasn't played the game either.