Total War: ROME REMASTERED

Total War: ROME REMASTERED

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Ercan Yılın Apr 16, 2023 @ 8:12pm
When I use trainer it kicks me out of the game
There is no problem when I don't use a trainer. I play the game quite comfortably. But when I use the trainer and activate the trainer cheats, after a certain period of time, the game closes by itself and throws it on the desktop. How can i fix this problem?
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Jambie Lionheart Apr 21, 2023 @ 8:36am 
:P It's your punishment for cheating.

Kidding. Using too many cheats can do that. It messes with calculations/processing. Might help if we knew exactly what cheats you're using. One of the more mod oriented players might be able to tell you what's up.
DetCord12B Apr 21, 2023 @ 8:56am 
It the games AC software doing it. Pain in the ass if you ask me.
The Remaster ((unfortunately)) contains a built-in anti-cheat system in it. there's no way to fix it. if you use a trainer, the game will constantly check for any memory values in the .exe that ""seem"" abnormal and if it detects the abnormality ((that being the change done by the trainer/cheat program)), it will pull the plug on the Games.exe resulting in a ctd for you.

if you were to ask me: Having a AC system in a ((mainly)) single-player game is flat out tarded (Yes the multiplayer battles are a thing in it, but I highly doubt ((atleast in my opinion)); that it was never the main draw for the remaster of RTW by many)
Last edited by Tzard Nickolas "The Lit" Romanov; May 15, 2023 @ 4:32pm
Jambie Lionheart Apr 23, 2023 @ 3:51am 
Originally posted by Tzard Nickolas "The Lit" Romanov:
The Remaster ((unfortunately)) contains a built-in anti-cheat system in it. there's no way to fix it. if you use a trainer, the game will constantly check for any memory values in the .exe that ""seem"" abnormal and if it detects the abnormality ((that being the change done by the trainer/cheat program)), it will pull the plug on the Games.exe resulting in a ctd for you.

if you were to ask me: Having a AC system in a single-player game is flat out tarded (Yes the multiplayer battles are a thing in it, but I highly doubt ((atleast in my opinion)); it was never the main draw for the remaster of RTW)

Did they add a setting to allow cheats anywhere? I assume the anti-cheat system was for multiplayer purposes. But cheating was fun in single player, from time to time >: ]
Originally posted by CtMurphy:
Originally posted by Tzard Nickolas "The Lit" Romanov:
The Remaster ((unfortunately)) contains a built-in anti-cheat system in it. there's no way to fix it. if you use a trainer, the game will constantly check for any memory values in the .exe that ""seem"" abnormal and if it detects the abnormality ((that being the change done by the trainer/cheat program)), it will pull the plug on the Games.exe resulting in a ctd for you.

if you were to ask me: Having a AC system in a single-player game is flat out tarded (Yes the multiplayer battles are a thing in it, but I highly doubt ((atleast in my opinion)); it was never the main draw for the remaster of RTW)

Did they add a setting to allow cheats anywhere? I assume the anti-cheat system was for multiplayer purposes. But cheating was fun in single player, from time to time >: ]

Not that that im aware of, atleast when it comes to trainers/ cheat programs here. (Of course, there's always the command console. but that's not quite the same)
Originally posted by Tzard Nickolas "The Lit" Romanov:
The Remaster ((unfortunately)) contains a built-in anti-cheat system in it. there's no way to fix it. if you use a trainer, the game will constantly check for any memory values in the .exe that ""seem"" abnormal and if it detects the abnormality ((that being the change done by the trainer/cheat program)), it will pull the plug on the Games.exe resulting in a ctd for you.

if you were to ask me: Having a AC system in a single-player game is flat out tarded (Yes the multiplayer battles are a thing in it, but I highly doubt ((atleast in my opinion)); it was never the main draw for the remaster of RTW)
Another reason to never play this game again.
Originally posted by Victory Forever:
Originally posted by Tzard Nickolas "The Lit" Romanov:
The Remaster ((unfortunately)) contains a built-in anti-cheat system in it. there's no way to fix it. if you use a trainer, the game will constantly check for any memory values in the .exe that ""seem"" abnormal and if it detects the abnormality ((that being the change done by the trainer/cheat program)), it will pull the plug on the Games.exe resulting in a ctd for you.

if you were to ask me: Having a AC system in a single-player game is flat out tarded (Yes the multiplayer battles are a thing in it, but I highly doubt ((atleast in my opinion)); it was never the main draw for the remaster of RTW)
Another reason to never play this game again.

The RTW:R is honestly like a double edged sword to me, in someways there were things that were done objectively better in it but sometimes I really do wonder about the negatives (and/or the more worsening of things) when they do show up.

For every good thing and prior great redundancy gone that was in the old game, there are two more bad additions and a handful of more needless redundancies put in place
Last edited by Tzard Nickolas "The Lit" Romanov; May 15, 2023 @ 4:49pm
Originally posted by Tzard Nickolas "The Lit" Romanov:
Originally posted by Victory Forever:
Another reason to never play this game again.

The RTW:R is honestly like a double edged sword to me, in someways there were things that were done objectively better in it but sometimes I really do wonder about the negatives (and/or the more worsening of things) when they do show up.

For every good thing and prior great redundancy gone that was in the old game, there are two more bad additions and a handful of more needless redundancies put in place
Not allowing people to cheat in singleplayer is a big red flag of TOTAL IGNORANCE from the developers.

I remember Ubisoft did the same thing in Ghost Recon Wildlands. But I found a way around that, using some third party software I was able to bypass their moronic singleplayer anti-cheat system.

It's so bizarre and frankly creepy that they want to control exactly how WE the players play our own damn games that we bought for OUR OWN MONEY.

Any type of uncessesary control like that offends me, it's profane.

I am glad that other people such as yourself see how reduntant it is to do this to singleplayer.
Last edited by ᛁᛖᛊᚢᛊ ᚨᚱ ᚷᚢᛞ; May 16, 2023 @ 6:10am
so i guess this may explain why my games crashed when loading battle? i use trainers as well and i cant ever load a battle in sometimes. funny thing is i can't load a battle when i have the trainers disabled too and now im wondering what nature does this anti cheat behave.

be toxic if it was like the gates of hell devs who made their anti cheat crash the game if it even detected the trainer app even existed on the PC. (as it would intentionally search your files for any and all cheats regardless if you use them for the game or not.)
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