Microcontroller, where the defuser has to ask the expert for pieces of the solution at a time.Īn interactive module ties up the defuser’s attention, which means a defuser can usually only do one interactive module at a time.īy contrast, a non-interactive module is one where the defuser can read out all information from the module to the expert, after which the expert will work on their own to obtain the solution, and then finally relay the solution back to the defuser.
Horrible Memory, where every button press produces new information that must be provided to the expert. 
Gridlock, where the expert needs to repeatedly ask for pieces of information, as there is too much information to read out all of it. Typical examples of particularly interactive modules include: BrochureĪ measure of how much back-and-forth communication is required between a defuser and expert to solve a module.Ī particularly interactive module is one in which the expert must repeatedly ask the defuser for information on the module. These include:įor an exhaustive list of boss modules, see ❖ List of Boss Modules. The following are some of the modules that require some other modules to be solved first but usually not all of them:įurthermore, there are a few modules that are not themselves boss modules, but are skipped over by boss modules due to their heavy dependence on the bomb’s timer. The following are some of the more well-known modules that require all other modules to be solved first (except for other boss modules). Make sure to be subscribed to the Boss Module Manager to ensure the ignore lists for these modules are up-to-date. These modules use ignore lists to make sure that multiple boss modules can work on the same bomb without all waiting on each other, which would make the bomb unsolvable. RPSLS: Rock-Paper-Scissors-Lizard-SpockĪ regular module that cannot be solved independently of other modules on the same bomb a module that insists that other modules are solved first before you can solve this one. 
TFKE: The Full KTaNE Experience, a collection on the Steam Workshop containing all playable modules and a bunch of useful tool mods.
LSD: least significant digit (same as modulo 10). KTANE/KTaNE/KT&NE: Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes.
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