Hacking the Command Core

Hacking the Command Core

The main objective of the war in Canyon and Test Ground is capturing the base, which is impossible without an Engineer.

The Engineer’s role:

On Canyon:

●Place Shield Suppressors near the faction base (refer to the Canyon PvP map in the appropriate section of the handbook).

●Defend the equipment for 3 minutes to bring down the Shield Dome.

●After the dome collapses, enter the base and start interacting with the “microwave” to alter the configuration of the Command Core.

●After successful reprogramming, the base is considered captured.

On Test Ground:

●Approach each of the three fortifications and place Shield Suppressors.

●Reprogram the “microwave” at each fortification after 1 minute.

●Hold all three points until the war ends.

●The main base is considered captured only if all three points are successfully defended until the end of the war.

Reprogramming the Command Core: the process involves cracking a code. You need to determine which of the 8 levers should be pulled up. A successful combination activates 4 indicators. All possible lever combinations are listed in the table below.

Important! For a successful hack of the Command Core, exactly 3 of the 8 switches must be pulled UP.

When testing sequentially, you may notice that some switches must definitely be down, others up, and some don’t affect the result. When a switch is in the correct position, one of the four indicators lights up: three correspond to the switches pulled up, and one to the switch in the down position. This means that only 4 out of 8 switches affect the indicators, the rest are neutral.

If the core activated with 4 levers up — that’s normal: one of them was likely neutral and didn’t affect the result. Keep this in mind when cracking the code.

Command Core Hacking Variants (Outdated)

All code variants for hacking the Command Core (“microwave”) when capturing the base on Canyon or the Beacons on Test Ground.

123	1345	145	158	167	178	234	348	456	567
1238	1347	1456	1578	1678	.	2347	3457	457	568
124	1348	1457	.	.	.	2348	3458	458	.
1245	1356	1458	.	.	.	2374	3468	4567	.
1246	1378	147	.	.	.	2378	358	4568	.
1247	.	1478	.	.	.	245	3578	4578	.
125	.	.	.	.	.	2457	367	478	.
1245	.	.	.	.	.	2458	.	.	.
1256	.	.	.	.	.	2567	.	.	.
1257	.	.	.	.	.	257	.	.	.
1258	.	.	.	.	.	2578	.	.	.
1267	.	.	.	.	.	258	.	.	.
1278	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
128	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.

*Highlighted codes are the most frequent.

Another variation of hacking the Command Core from Moscow with MSK-7:

Command Core Hacking Variants (New)

After the update, the code variants for hacking were changed (what is listed above is no longer relevant).

The new variants are listed below:

123	234	3456	5678	678
1267	2346	3467	.	.
127	2458	3468	.	.
1567	2468	3567	.	.
.	2478	.	.	.
.	257	.	.	.
.	2567	.	.	.
.	278	.	.	.

*It turns out the most common codes are: 123, 127, 234, 248, 257, 278, 346, 567, 678.

Another variation of hacking the Command Core from Xenat:

Hacking the Command Core

Command Core Hacking Variants (Outdated)

Command Core Hacking Variants (New)

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