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My .02 and I understand if this is never added, but is sure would be fun :)
I don't mind if players want to edit their saves - I just need to know that anyone who does will not report crashes, bugs and balance issues if you have modified your files. It will save me a lot of time. I'm the only developer so when I look into bugs, other work on the game comes to a stop.
I cannot guarantee that your saves will work after they have been edited. Adding credits using a cheat tool is likely fairly benign, but you never know.
I'll look into adding a few cheats when I'm sure changing the data won't break anything - especially player feedback related to balance issues. Player feedback related to earnings from activities will be very important a few patches from now when the rest of the core money earning systems are in the game.
Thank you for the reply to this topic, I am always blown away by your commitment to this game and to actively engaging your community.
I think people will just like the option, I know myself that if presented with it I will have a normal save and an crazy one for a different kind of fun (but I sure am not going to ruin the experience my first time around, personal choice). Anyways keep up the good work because I think this is one of the best indie EA titles out there. Quality. Transparency. Genuine Customer Care. Rare things these days for any of those but you are nailing it
I'm the father of 2 and have little time here and there to play. I still bought the game to encourage a very devoted developer to continue with a great project. I will still play and, no matter how long it takes, play it the way the developer intends. If I felt I needed cheat codes to play the game, then that game is not for me. Not sure why you bought it if you don't have the time to play to be honest?
I can't speak for everyone, but in my experience asking a cheater not to try and cheat is never an answer.
Seriously? How do you go through life?
Sorry if I sound snappy, but entitled attitudes seem rule supreme on the internet and that kind of attitude can cause developers to just give up... to the detriment of its loyal fanbase :P
All due respect, please do not talk down to me. People have asked for an optional feature, never expected it, and we have given reasons why. How that justifies an "entitled" label and go on to imply it is a toxic request blows my mind. UP, UP, DOWN, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, LEFT, RIGHT, B, A, START. Anyone who knows that knows that codes/cheats go WAY back in gaming and were created to have fun by developers for customers.
Do not tell me I am not a loyal fan or even imply such either. I am a father, in my forties, and have bought this title 4 times (for friends) because I support the developer. His stated reasons for making the game won me, as a father, over instantly and I have been surprised at the commitment he has shown to this game. Not for nothing but I own my own small business and I employee people so how do I get through life? Happy and well thank you.
I hate even replying to this but as a mature successful family man it rankles me a bit. What you like and others like will differ, that is normal. We all love the game and respect the developer or we would not be here though, we are on the same team even if we differ in opinions. Please read reasons why a dev console/cheat was asked for and see if that still is an example of being entitled or enough enough to label people cheaters (in all life aspects the implication seems). It is not. Anyways this reply is from the gut, not to be that typical jerk that trolls forums. I respect your view, but with further due respect not the tone or insinuations.
Best Wishes and happy gaming.
Primary example would be: Testing of an upgrade cycle of ship parts and ship models. Lets say this costs 5 million credits to fully upgrade a ship class. It takes 30 hours easily to make 5 million credits. Each time there is a chance, you need to test from the start of the upgrade cycle again.
You have the scenario in place. Changes to this upgrade cycle happen every 3 days.
This means that every time there is a change, Testers (which we as early access purchasers are happily volunteering to assist with testing because we want to see this succeed) have to spend 30 hours just to TEST the changes, then 5-20 hours reproducing any errors and documenting all the ways they occur, then another you've basically hit the 3 day window and there's another change you need to do this from the start again.
However with a development mode / cheat code in place. The testers can immedietely start the testing of the changes and not the 30 hour grind to reach that test spot again.
This is purely from the point of view of a developer and tester, and not from the point of view of any "Cheater" or any other negative connontation trolls choose to apply to this post.
The simple issue is that i would like to see if the game is now playable. But there is no way to skip the startgame. So no way to do that
simple sollution
Add a cheat menue or console commands.
(and please not overdriven like many trainers do it by adding 999 Skillpoints at once)
As soon as the console commands or the cheat menue is activated add a popup that you dont want feeedback about balance or issues from this point on in the savegame. And maybe add a small icon like a small red star in a corner of the screen that show in every following screenshot that in the game (the savegame) these "Cheats" have been used.
(Like the X series show the use of mods by adding a "modefied" on the status screen, or Brigade 7.62 by VERY UGLY renaming the mainchar to written in big red letters "CHEATER")
Maybe next year ?
that is not say NO to those types of things but only not now while so much is still being worked on changed and changed again,
also keep in mind he is working quite hard trying to keep the game progress save compatible between updates and that can make things longer.