Created a simple Cheat Engine guide for changing various values

[Feeeeeeeloooo]

For those interested:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3384165073

Obviously this is something to use at your own risk as changing values MAY break your game, so at least make sure you back-up your saves before using it.

I've used this method to figure out the game mechanics and experiment with various things, without being bombarded with harsh penalties such as receiving Weakening (-15 life and -15 Strength) as my first Ether Disease symptom on a build that uses Strength and facetanks stuff. (Obviously first Ether Antibody helps, but later on it's mostly grinds)

This is also my first roguelike game, and there's so many things to this 'simple looking' game that I would like to figure out without dying or being weakened to the point my character is useless in combat.

Seasoned players will likely bombard me with 'Git gud'-messages, which is obviously true, I suck at the game, I'm not afraid to admit it, but I first want to understand the inner workings of this game before I commit to the BDSM-playstyle of Hardcore mode....especially with those Exploding mobs around....

[Waffles]

Nah. I guess I'm a seasoned player and I say.. I don't really care. It's a single player game, you play as you like.
This is a nice way to get into roguelikes as Elin is pretty forgiving, compared to other games. Welcome to Elin, where IRL time fast forwards as you play.

[Feeeeeeeloooo]

Originally posted by Waffles:

Nah. I guess I'm a seasoned player and I say.. I don't really care. It's a single player game, you play as you like.
This is a nice way to get into roguelikes as Elin is pretty forgiving, compared to other games. Welcome to Elin, where IRL time fast forwards as you play.

I haven't played any others unless you would count in games like Hades which is rogueLITE, so can't tell what other games would be like. Caves of Qud seems interesting but not really a fan of the graphical style, have no idea how deep or unforgiving it is opposed to this game.

One thing that appealed about this one is that it can be pretty unhinged.

I have 20 hours playtime (two characters) in a few days so it's going pretty quick.

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There have been a few 'unforgiving' moments where you come across a level 20+ mob that overpowers you greatly or a certain mob-type (Goblin) that blows through my HP and Mana(Wraith) so I die within no time.

Haven't fully figured out what to do in those situations yet, attempt to avoid them or just skip the dungeon I guess.

Sometimes the jump in difficulty is just too much, such as the 5th floor of Nymelle with the robots bombarding you and also being like 10-15 levels higher than the mobs on the previous floors.

Not going to cheese through that as I simply need to increase stats on my character, but it does have it's crazy moments in random generated dungeons as well.

[Darx]

dont do it. if you cheat the game will feel boring in no time at all and you just ditch it.

be the chad and accomplish stuff on your own