Are there working TRAINERS for the game?

[Nuke]

I Googled and downloaded like 10 different trainers and not a single one would work. I have beat the game and just want to have some fun now with a trainer but have not found a working one. Does anyone know of one?

[rhwilson1953]

Have never used trainers in all the years I've been playing JABiA. Have you tried the Realistic Rebalancing Mod v1.8.3 for JABiA v1.13? It makes everything more balanced during play. One thing I did was change the M82 50cal sniper rifle so it only takes one shot to dispatch an enemy.

[BaddAzzYellaBro]

JABIA Mod Launcher has a debug tool that you can use as a trainer. Edit stats, fix gear, add cash, etc... Check ModDB, I think that's where I got it.

[Paddy Wagon]

I never even heard of a game trainer, but when I looked it up it should be called a game cheat. How weird they call it a "trainer". Anyway you learn something new everyday I suppose.

[RetinaBurn]

Found this via google:

Like most things that originated with piracy groups, the term originated as a way to describe hacks in games that didn't sound quite so illegal. (There are many similarities between the history of "trainers" and the history of "demos", for example).

The original trainer patch programs were generally done by the same groups that pirated games and released cracks to bypass their software protection; often the two jobs were done by similar programs. Even today it's not entirely clear if "reverse engineering ban" clauses in EULA's are enforceable or not, and producing a patch that can do what training programs can do almost always involves reverse engineering.

For those reasons, the groups releasing these programs did not want to call them "hacks" or "patches" or "cheats", but wanted to find a term that game them a sense of legitimacy, and largely settled on "trainer".

The idea is that, by turning off normal restrictions such as limited lives, you could do "practice runs" through a game without worrying that you would die and have to start over. If you reached a particularly difficult area of the game, or wanted to try some new strategy, you could active the "trainer" and practice running through that part of the game over and over until you were satisfied that you could do it normally. Thus, the cheats were a way for you to "train yourself" to play the game safely, in the same sense that you might use blunted "training swords" to practice swordfighting safely.

[J9]

I feel like I could just play this game with some trainers for the sake of completing the story, but without spending too much time on it.