Any way to cheat in more requisition?

[Xenos]

Without microtransations I feel the game is incredibly grindy. I'm close to finishing it and don't really feel like starting over just to see some advanced weapons and marines... so, any way to buy more packages, so I can have fun in these last missions?

[Galdred]

Sure, just use cheat engine (http://www.cheatengine.org) with the deathwatch tables(http://forum.cheatengine.org/viewtopic.php?p=5622869), make the requisition pointer active, go to either the open packs or the inventory screen, and input whatever value you want. Beware that card packs will shovel you with lot of crap, that will take age to sell with the current UI.
The other option would be to edit the loot tables (<Steam>\steamapps\common\Warhammer 40,000 Deathwatch - Tyranid Invasion\deathwatchgame\Content\Campaign\LootTables) and put whatever you'd like to get as T1-T3 reward for a mission you will do.
But I felt the weapons you had through a regular playthrough (normal->veteran->heroic) were decent enough. I was disappointed with the marines, but I am not sure you can hack the loot tables to get marines to drop.
Veteran and heroic are much better than normal so you should give them a shot.

[Button Mash]

It kinda ruins the game if you ask me. My first playthrough I got just about every Marine and every weapon and there was no desperation or challenge or anything.
Oh? A Carnifex? Well say hello to 5 Long Fangs with 5 IV Plasma Canons.

Now I do an extra pack after every Act with the occasional pack after missions that are difficult or if I lost a Marine.

[Xenos]

Originally posted by Button Mash:

It kinda ruins the game if you ask me. My first playthrough I got just about every Marine and every weapon and there was no desperation or challenge or anything.
Oh? A Carnifex? Well say hello to 5 Long Fangs with 5 IV Plasma Canons.

Now I do an extra pack after every Act with the occasional pack after missions that are difficult or if I lost a Marine.

Yep, but I almost finished the game normally. I don't plan on restarting it on a higher difficulty level, so I just wanted to see everything for the last few missions.

[Xenos]

Originally posted by galdred:

Sure, just use cheat engine (http://www.cheatengine.org) with the deathwatch tables(http://forum.cheatengine.org/viewtopic.php?p=5622869), make the requisition pointer active, go to either the open packs or the inventory screen, and input whatever value you want. Beware that card packs will shovel you with lot of crap, that will take age to sell with the current UI.
The other option would be to edit the loot tables (<Steam>\steamapps\common\Warhammer 40,000 Deathwatch - Tyranid Invasion\deathwatchgame\Content\Campaign\LootTables) and put whatever you'd like to get as T1-T3 reward for a mission you will do.
But I felt the weapons you had through a regular playthrough (normal->veteran->heroic) were decent enough. I was disappointed with the marines, but I am not sure you can hack the loot tables to get marines to drop.
Veteran and heroic are much better than normal so you should give them a shot.

Thanks sir:)

[Galdred]

Actually, the game is much more interesting at higher difficulty levels, and the loot much better (you get 20/30/40 RP on mission completion, and veteran gives T2-4 items, while heroic gives T3-4).
I was a bit bored until normal Act 7, but then, the game started coming together in veteran, and became really good in heroic. I cheated some RP for extra marines (and discarded the gear), and played through veteran and heroic.

Originally posted by Button Mash:

It kinda ruins the game if you ask me. My first playthrough I got just about every Marine and every weapon and there was no desperation or challenge or anything.
Oh? A Carnifex? Well say hello to 5 Long Fangs with 5 IV Plasma Canons.

Now I do an extra pack after every Act with the occasional pack after missions that are difficult or if I lost a Marine.

IV Plasm Cannon is UM only! But RP cheat needs to be used sparingly indeed, because selling so much stuff to the shopkeeper can drive someone mad.