Lock picking: Feedback
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Lock picking involves manipulating tumbler or pins inside the lock and identifying correct positions via some form of feedback given by the lockpicks themselves, very close to being a black box minigame.
Notable people involved: Rhianna Pratchett, Emil Pagliarulo, Todd Howard and Inon Zur
Alternate names: Tumblers, Black box
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This is as opposed to visualization of the inner workings of the lock, unrelated minigame or completely abstracted lockpicking.
Feedback can vary from sound, vibration on the lockpick, clear visual marker, haptic feedback where available, or other methods.
Usually this indicates more involved approach to manipulating the tumblers/pin inside the locks.
Feedback can vary from sound, vibration on the lockpick, clear visual marker, haptic feedback where available, or other methods.
Usually this indicates more involved approach to manipulating the tumblers/pin inside the locks.
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Games by year
The first Lock picking: Feedback video game was released on March 20, 2006.
Bethesda Softworks published most of these games.