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If you don't care about legitimacy, however, you can always stick the following code into some random button function with dnSpy:
string[] array = new string[]
{
"H3NRY",
"JOHN_DESKTOP",
"EGG_FRIEND_RECORD",
"GEM_WRITER_RECORD",
"PIXELLE",
"DOLL_ATELIER_RECORD",
"GAME_FINISH"
};
for (int i = 0; i < array.Length; i++)
{
Steamworks.SteamUserStats.SetAchievement(array);
}
Steamworks.SteamUserStats.StoreStats();
Edit: screwed up a bit of code
Do you have any idea what triggers the "Not Supposed to be Here" achievement? I'm guessing it's story related when you figure out the password to recover Alex's account? but I'm having a hard time confirming that, or if there's some secret I'm missing?
That's what I'm confused about, how do you get into John's desktop? I tried clicking on his account in the login screen and input the password you get from that story section, but I can't find a way to confirm the password and attempt to log in. Pressing Enter does nothing and the green arrow makes me log into Alex's account no matter what.
Try "bestlefthidden" ;)
hey hey, Katie. Since it's been so long, I think the most I have for you would be attempting the code above (I haven't) or use Some Alternative Method at your own risk.
As a recovering achievement hoe myself, I think there's a lot to be gotten from the contemplation about what it means to have achievements that are mechanically impossible to get fairly in a game. Whenever I encounter it (Hate Plus, Where the Water Tastes Like Wine) it's come to make the games feel bigger. Impossible to master. An ineffable quality all its own. A stronger world for even more meaning, even!
Hi :), I don’t quite understand how the code works, but I also don’t want to do anything wrong. If I can’t get the achievements fairly, it’d make me sad, but that’s okay.
I think you’re right about what it means to have achievements. I used to try and platinum so many games on PS3/PS4. In the end, it didn’t do anything for me. It meant nothing. I love this game so much that I’m already writing fanfiction for it. I can play the game again and again. Achievements are not an indicator of how much something means to me :).
Thank you so much for the thoughtful words to think on. They definitely helped me!