Im playing the 153 cracked version. Already level 67. Its a great game and all. I can die in 2 or 3 hits, sometimes even 1 hit kill me. Thats ok. But what I dont like is that while I die with 2 hits, the enemies take 20, 30 hits to die!!! Is there a way for me to even the table? I mean, make them also die with 2 or 3 hits?
I did see a "enemy health multiplier" in a cheat engine table in nexus, but it was for version 1.1.4, doesnt work anymore. What i wanted is to just take away the extra hp they have (using a x0,40 multiplier, for example) so they would die the same way i do, in 2 or 3 hits.
Im playing the 153 cracked version. Already level 67. Its a great game and all. I can die in 2 or 3 hits, sometimes even 1 hit kill me. Thats ok. But what I dont like is that while I die with 2 hits, the enemies take 20, 30 hits to die!!! Is there a way for me to even the table? I mean, make them also die with 2 or 3 hits?
I did see a "enemy health multiplier" in a cheat engine table in nexus, but it was for version 1.1.4, doesnt work anymore. What i wanted is to just take away the extra hp they have (using a x0,40 multiplier, for example) so they would die the same way i do, in 2 or 3 hits.
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¿Why not use the table that I published, since it multiplies the damage to what you want and works in the cracked version 1.5.3?
¿Why not use the table that I published, since it multiplies the damage to what you want and works in the cracked version 1.5.3?
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Because if I edit the weapons and armors multipliers, new weapons and armors will become irrelevant. If I already have the strongest weapon of the game, why would I go after new gear? It will take a lot of the "build up" fun.
EDIT: I just opened up the game and saw your table. So, it doesnt change the multipliers in the weapon itself, but the resulting total damage output, right? So, if I have a 4000 dps weapon, and put the multiplier at 1.5, it will give a 6000 dps... and if later i equip a 5000 dps weapon, it will give a 7500 dps, right?
Well, it works, then! Thank you!
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Because if I edit the weapons and armors multipliers, new weapons and armors will become irrelevant. If I already have the strongest weapon of the game, why would I go after new gear? It will take a lot of the "build up" fun.
EDIT: I just opened up the game and saw your table. So, it doesnt change the multipliers in the weapon itself, but the resulting total damage output, right? So, if I have a 4000 dps weapon, and put the multiplier at 1.5, it will give a 6000 dps... and if later i equip a 5000 dps weapon, it will give a 7500 dps, right?
Well, it works, then! Thank you!
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yes, every time the multiplier increases, more damage is done by the weapons, if you put numbers higher than 9 it will start to rise from 100,000 up
Edit: It is not permanent, temporary until the game closest. to reflect the damage change armor or remove and put it on.
Extra: If you want a script to be permanent you must modify the game executable with hexadecimal
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I've looked in over 30 pages and couldn't find a hash list with ID's for perks and items to use on an editor. Does anyone here possess an updated one? Thanks in advance.
I've looked in over 30 pages and couldn't find a hash list with ID's for perks and items to use on an editor. Does anyone here possess an updated one? Thanks in advance.
someone add in this table the freecam and teleport to waypoint who sunbeam did for ac odyssey but for this table because the option freecam with teleport to waypoint it's very useful to make screenshot and for go fast in the map
my game process changed from ACOdyssey.exe to acodyssey.exe, it make my trainer or cheat table not work, I download the game from corepack, so it's cracked, not original. It's that cause ?
If that so, please make cheat table for this one too, I would be appreciate it. My game version is 1.0.6
my game process changed from ACOdyssey.exe to acodyssey.exe, it make my trainer or cheat table not work, I download the game from corepack, so it's cracked, not original. It's that cause ?
If that so, please make cheat table for this one too, I would be appreciate it. My game version is 1.0.6
Your game version (1.0.6) is way outdated, you need to upgrade to version 1.5.1 for this table to work.
I suggest you search for "Ultimate Edition", it's version 1.5.3 and has all the DLC.
You will still be able to use your old save files (when placed in the correct folder).
Hi all, I noticed that when you become tier 2 mercenary you "have 10% better luck at finding great items"... And of course, I'm dreaming of having 100% luck
I don't have sufficient skills to implement this but I would really appreciate it if somebody could give me pointers (pun not intended). This address changes only once so it's hard to find directly.. and it could be a bool that just flips this functionality on and off. I wonder how would someone with knowhow approach this
Just food for thought! I bet a lot of ppl would appreciate this type of hack!
^ I haven't played this game in a while, but, if I recall correctly, you can unlock all the equipment for a given level of experience by using the corresponding "unlock" options in the trainer. The items unlocked will all be at the level you activate them at -- allowing for upgrading, or finding of higher level stuff as you level up (enemies cap at lv50-ish -- equipment maybe stops at are around that level too). Spoiler
The equipment is all level locked. So, even if you travel to a higher level island for higher level stuff, you won't be able to use it... And I seem to remember that the maximum level for found equipment being no higher than 1~2 levels above the player's current XP level. The entire game balance is geared around keeping equipment at approximately whatever the enemies' are at... In fact, even the lower level island / those completed, "level" with the player. Hence, if players choose to play the "Atlantis" DLC from the start -- skipping the base game -- their created character profile beings at around lv50, and is stored on a separate save file to the main game (even though players can unlock the DLC by playing through the story).
The whole system felt kind of "artificial" to me -- in that it did not allow players to kind of "grind", as in Dark Souls etc., and enemies only a level or two higher than the player, were almost unbeatable. This made it boring [for me] after the lustre of the triple-A production values wore off, and the repetition of the mission structure started to grate. I think I played the game with player and enemy damage multipliers set to give the combat a 2~3 hits = K.O. feel.
