ASTLIBRA Revision - changing (increasing) the difficulty level.
Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2023 1:30 am
Hello everyone.
At some point in the game, you're explicitly told that you won't be able to increase the difficulty level from that point on, only decrease it.
There are 6 difficulty levels in the game, ranging from Easy to Impossible. I've been playing on Hell (5th) and the game seems easy enough so I want to increase it.
I'm definitely a big noob, I can change simple values but things of such complexity are beyond me. Although I've tried a couple of things, so assuming that Easy has a value of 1, I've tried:
1, 2, and 4-byte searches while changing the difficulty level through Options and confirming the settings, I've done the same assuming that perhaps Impossible would have a value of 1. Doesn't lead anywhere.
I've also tried using a Hex Editor to lurk through the save files, unsurprisingly it's full of Japanese and that's not a rabbit hole I want to get into.
Is there an easier way to do this? I assume I'm looking at this problem from a wrong, ignorant perspective.
I'd greatly appreciate some help.
At some point in the game, you're explicitly told that you won't be able to increase the difficulty level from that point on, only decrease it.
There are 6 difficulty levels in the game, ranging from Easy to Impossible. I've been playing on Hell (5th) and the game seems easy enough so I want to increase it.
I'm definitely a big noob, I can change simple values but things of such complexity are beyond me. Although I've tried a couple of things, so assuming that Easy has a value of 1, I've tried:
1, 2, and 4-byte searches while changing the difficulty level through Options and confirming the settings, I've done the same assuming that perhaps Impossible would have a value of 1. Doesn't lead anywhere.
I've also tried using a Hex Editor to lurk through the save files, unsurprisingly it's full of Japanese and that's not a rabbit hole I want to get into.
Is there an easier way to do this? I assume I'm looking at this problem from a wrong, ignorant perspective.
I'd greatly appreciate some help.