This is the one kind of game that I don't want to cheat in. I like the Tactics genre, loved Commandos series, Desperados 1, Helldorado, etc. and played them without cheats. Honestly, the need to cheat in this game - aside from whatever people would say regarding preference - is only for Badges and Steam achievements. Which I associate to some "makes me feel better to have gotten everything in this game" stance. That's my opinion. Other than that I got no real sense of accomplishing anything for cheating in this game. No challenge, considering the plethora of games nowadays. But sure, if it's another bullet on your notch, fine by me :)
I agreed. I even started DIII in Desperados difficulty and I'm still enjoying it. I've been a fan of RTT since the first entry in Commandos series. This is the kind of game that makes me laugh when I fail and encourages me to try again. Or maybe it's just me and my cultural things (I'm Japanese). My only complaint is the game might stutter if I play in fullscreen and move/pan the camera sometimes. But it's not an issue exclusive to this game. It's known issue of Unity. I kind of wish Mimimi use UE4 instead.
The only "cheat", if it were really a cheat in the first place, that I need for this game is to turn off or disable UI/HUD. I can play a level for at least 1-2 hours and the persistent UI/HUD makes me worry about my monitor.
I'm not trying to say nobody needs a table. To each their own. It's just my personal opinion and preferences.
I agreed. I even started DIII in Desperados difficulty and I'm still enjoying it. I've been a fan of RTT since the first entry in Commandos series. This is the kind of game that makes me laugh when I fail and encourages me to try again. Or maybe it's just me and my cultural things (I'm Japanese). My only complaint is the game might stutter if I play in fullscreen and move/pan the camera sometimes. But it's not an issue exclusive to this game. It's known issue of Unity. I kind of wish Mimimi use UE4 instead.
The only "cheat", if it were really a cheat in the first place, that I need for this game is to turn off or disable UI/HUD. I can play a level for at least 1-2 hours and the persistent UI/HUD makes me worry about my monitor.
I'm not trying to say nobody needs a table. To each their own. It's just my personal opinion and preferences.
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I've got like 2 or 3 types of games I don't cheat in AT ALL: RTTactics, stealth games (it's a nice challenge to sneak by and make us of tools/environment; see Thief series) and games with a nice story (e.g.; Homeworld series). Other than that.. if the game is pure crap, I genuinely "speed" it up with simple hacks. The ones I post are basically damaging/destroying the game, but who care, right? :D :D I almost end-up never using those scripts I code.. Oh wellz, trying not to troll this topic much :P
The only "cheat", if it were really a cheat in the first place, that I need for this game is to turn off or disable UI/HUD. I can play a level for at least 1-2 hours and the persistent UI/HUD makes me worry about my monitor.
I'd mostly use a cheat table for setting the timer to below the speedrun requirement. I really don't like doing speedruns in this kind of game, it just doesn't lend itself well to that sort of play... with my ability anyway. This genre for me is all about taking my time and solving the puzzles, not rushing everything.
Disillusioned, post: 140641, member: 3395 wrote:
I'd mostly use a cheat table for setting the timer to below the speedrun requirement. I really don't like doing speedruns in this kind of game
...yet you crave badges and achievements. Which confirms exactly my point Badges and achievements are like the newest iPhone 20S. Everyone wants it
Yep. I'm a bit of an OCD completionist, gotta tick off all the checkboxes. I did the first level with the speedrun medal and it was torture, so I'd rather not have to go through that with every level.
Disillusioned, post: 140707, member: 3395 wrote:
Yep. I'm a bit of an OCD completionist, gotta tick off all the checkboxes. I did the first level with the speedrun medal and it was torture, so I'd rather not have to go through that with every level.
Finally one who doesn't go bonkers on me: "who you calling OCD? you're rude, fuck you" That's what I usually get.
thanks for the table.. i'm really horrible at his game.. i'm on early chapter (that contains 6 missions), one mission can took me 1,5 hours with a lot of reloading.
^ That's how you play RTT games. You plan a lot, do a lot of trial and error and reload a lot You don't suck at the game, it's how it's supposed to work.
^ That's how you play RTT games. You plan a lot, do a lot of trial and error and reload a lot You don't suck at the game, it's how it's supposed to work.
yeah i love the game and planning but sometime it make me desperate iii, the bridge chapter took me 2 hours and then i decide to use cheat lol and that's on beginner level
I played the game 3 times. First to enjoy the story, next to try things other ways, last only on Desperado mode, as you basically earn a lot of stuff in one go (badges, mostly). What I realized is the only differences are some extra AI here and there, in some places of missions AIs are swapped (e.g.: a normal Gunman with a Longcoat) and lastly, view cone gets yellow-red a bit faster. But by then you should have already mastered your own fast reflexes
Badges and achievements are like the newest iPhone 20S. Everyone wants it 
