I know the answers to some of these, but bear in mind I've never actually played enough to even start the story, everything I know is from reading the forum occasionally and very minor experience in the game itself. So I could be wrong.
vash the stampede wrote:1:Are there bad effects of being traced even if you don't hit 100% y/n
5:If i remove AIL from 1 computer that was in my call bouncing are the other IL from the other computers a threat y/n
It basically works like this:
While you're hacking, they try to trace you. They go through every computer/server you pass through, and if they reach you you're caught.
However, if you disconnect in the middle, they will be left off in the last server that they traced. Then they will slowly continue to trace you by using the logs of the servers, each one pointing towards the next one until, eventually, they reach you. But if you remove the logs from one of the servers (ideally InterNIC), they can't complete that trace so they're screwed.
So the farther along they are in the active trace, the less they have to do in the passive trace because they already completed a bigger portion of the trace. If you remove the logs from a server that they already passed in the active trace, then it doesn't make any difference since they already passed it - they will still find you.
vash the stampede wrote:2:(in world map)Does the order of places you call bounce matter y/n EI-For example making my call bounce have the longest lines or zig zag more
I once asked the exact same question and someone's answer was that it doesn't matter at all. There is no difference between 1 meter distance and 100000 kilometer distance.
vash the stampede wrote:7:Will under cover government agency pretend to make a mission to catch me y/n
I don't think this happens.
vash the stampede wrote:9:Why should i do more to a log other then delete it? AI-I know the owners will see a blank space and know somethings up but why should i avoid them knowing something is up
They might hire other agents to try and trace you. There is something called Log Undeleter, which you can also get, which will do exactly what it says on the tin - it can restore logs to what they were before you deleted or changed them. Another agent (which was hired by the admin/owner) can use this tool and trace it back to you.
vash the stampede wrote:10:Why do i need multiple bank accounts
From what I hear, if you have an account in Bank A and you bounce your connection through it, then it takes more time to trace you than if you didn't have an account. I don't know exactly how this works, this is what I hear.
Hope I helped!