FearLess Cheat Engine

- TGM
- Modify Damage
- Modify Explosive Damage
- 100% V.A.T.S. Hit Chance
- 100% Critical Hit Chance
- 100% Chance To Pickpocket
- 100% Chance To Force Lock
- Invisible When Sneaking
- All Passwords Are Correct
- Unlimited V.A.T.S. Engage Distance
- Zero Weapon Swaying
- Zero Weapon Spread
- Ignore S.P.E.C.I.A.L. Cap
- Ignore Skill Cap
- Set Minimum Caps*
- Repair Highlighted Equipment*
- Dehydration, Starvation, & Sleep Deprivation Rate Modifier
- No Crafting Requirements

Set Minimum Caps*:
Must have at least 1 bottle cap inside inventory for this cheat to work.

Repair Highlighted Equipment*:
Equipment must be highlighted inside the pip-boy for this cheat to work.

nice cheat table but i got one question why make one for this when the game has console commands then can be pressed with a the press of a KEY such as this ~ or use a mod that can do this called Cheat terminal

dagon123 wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 08, 2019 5:33 am

nice cheat table but i got one question why make one for this when the game has console commands then can be pressed with a the press of a KEY such as this ~ or use a mod that can do this called Cheat terminal.

Because learning to hack a game that can already do these things is good training. It can teach you some basic or help you invent new techniques when you have the idea already possible in said game. Yes, Cheat Terminal as a mod exists; but so does Cheat Engine.

dagon123 wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 08, 2019 5:33 am

nice cheat table but i got one question why make one for this when the game has console commands then can be pressed with a the press of a KEY such as this ~ or use a mod that can do this called Cheat terminal

Because if you know how to use apps like cheat engine, they are vastly more powerful and adaptive than hoping the console commands the programmers left behind in games in will do the things you want, and once you have a script set up, it really is fire and forget, one click to rule them all.

You've vastly oversimplified the ease of console commands. You have to use tilde, then remember the exactly archaic sequence of letter and numbers and spaces for each command and type them out, one at a time. Often they aren't persistent, so each time you play you have to redo some of them again. With cheat engine and scripts. you do a little work on the front end getting things set up the way you like, then it's a few simple mouse clicks from that point, every time.

Also, the methodology you learn when you use Cheat Engine is transferable to almost every game, so while the specific details of the scripts are different, configuring them for your ease of use and specific wants becomes easier and quicker as you go. Console commands don't get easier or more accessible from game to game and you can't rely on them having the things you want to use them for. Sometimes you can't even access the developer command console in a game, whereas you can almost always use programs like Cheat Engine.

Does this work with Epic Games Version?

Icheatyes1155 wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 09, 2023 6:04 pm

Does this work with Epic Games Version?

I doubt it, but mine does.

Absolutely fantastic, works like a charm!