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And you got an enormous amount of enjoyment from it, which is what a game is for. :) I remember doing a similar thing with save files and the old Ragnarok game
by beobab 9y ago
And you got an enormous amount of enjoyment from it, which is what a game is for. :)
I remember doing a similar thing with save files and the old Ragnarok game.
- seanp2k2 9y agoSame but with stuff like Diablo 2 and D2Edit / Jamella. Gameshark Pro was also fun stuff. It's honestly sad that you can't gameshark modern consoles since it was so much fun to mod games in ridiculous ways. Mod support for PC games is what keeps me buying PC games. Edit: excited for the potential mod support for FFXV on PC.
- swozey 9y agoI no longer have time to dedicate to games like I did as a kid so cheats are a huge deal to me (single player only). They don't "ruin" the game for me at all. I only play games a few times a month but my steam library contains hundreds. So on that one random Saturday I've got the free time to dedicate to 5+ hours to gaming I want to get as far as possible in a couple of games. I've been playing the Witcher 3 seemingly forever. I have a Ps4 and a few big games for it, Yakuza, etc and I've played them all once or twice because of the time investment required to get through the story. I WANT to enjoy the story. It's really unfortunate. I'd love to speed up my progress, instead I'm forced to watch Lets Plays of those games.
- thatguy0900 9y agoEven with games without mod support, you can always use cheat engine http://www.cheatengine.org/ http://www.cheatengine.org/
- jghn 9y agoOh I did. I don't think 40-something me could spend the amount of time 10 year old me did but I played the hell out of that game.