BOMBANANA Piano Module
The piano module is a defusal panel that first appears around Campaign level 9. It carries a short ordered note sequence, and the difficulty is keeping that sequence intact until it reaches the player who has to play it.
What the panel shows
A set of piano keys and, from the manual side, a sequence of notes to play in order. The exact rule that produces the sequence for the release build is not yet confirmed.
The callout
- Treat it as an ordered list, not a set. Send it one item at a time and have the receiver confirm each before the next.
- The failure mode is losing one item somewhere in the relay — the sequence "works until it reaches the player who must execute it". Keep the accumulated sequence somewhere stable rather than asking three people to each remember a fragment.
- If a note is challenged, re-send the whole sequence from the start rather than patching the middle.
What is still unconfirmed
The manual's rule for building the note sequence — and any octave or repeat logic — has not been verified for the release build. This page covers relaying an ordered sequence cleanly; the lookup is still being confirmed.
Piano, Soundboard and Morse are the three modules where an ordered or positional payload has to survive the trip intact.
See also the bomb manual.
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