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Or, if you're like me, you use idle games as experiments and practices in scripting and save file manipulation. I've torn apart Candy Box and Cookie Clicker, too, just because these kinds of games are
. That is the game I'm playing, here. It's a lot more cerebral than just clicking, over and over.

Is it cheating, or not? Who cares?

tricked into buying it from the cult-like fanbase but unless youre seeking a game equally as demanding as cookie clicker, this game is probably not what theyre looking for [/quote]
27.3 hours played
. Everything else you can do with one hand and both eyes closed.
Is Grim Dawn dated? Yes, of course it is. It's built on the titan quest engine. Flashy graphics and a slick UI do not a good game make my friend

database, but for that to happen they need access to the program.
For example, it will detect Cheat Engine running at the same time as the game and cause a VAC Ban trigger. (this happens a while later later

Originally posted by Miraglyth:

Originally posted by Elucidator:

wrote an auto clicker in python and used it to grind orange juice

That seems dangerous. You should probably remind

You can argue all you want, but at the end of the day using an autoclicker is cheating, albeit in a lesser measure than cheat engine. It's not just a QoL like information mods for example. It gives
. I need to use my computer to work during the day, so using an auto-clicker is out of question.
Also, everything we talk doesn't change the fact that the event is badly designed (or cash grab designed

of this post.

It appears that the only way to remove these items currently is to use the public Cheat Engine table, which can be acquired from the Dark Souls community Discord, which I will also link
at the end of this post. Make sure you have the current build of Cheat Engine installed (version 7.4 as of 4/12/2024). To remove the items, launch Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin, and load the

of this post.

It appears that the only way to remove these items currently is to use the public Cheat Engine table, which can be acquired from the Dark Souls community Discord, which I will also link
at the end of this post. Make sure you have the current build of Cheat Engine installed (version 7.4 as of 4/12/2024). To remove the items, launch Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin, and load the

of this post.

It appears that the only way to remove these items currently is to use the public Cheat Engine table, which can be acquired from the Dark Souls community Discord, which I will also link
at the end of this post. Make sure you have the current build of Cheat Engine installed (version 7.4 as of 4/12/2024). To remove the items, launch Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin, and load the

of this post.

It appears that the only way to remove these items currently is to use the public Cheat Engine table, which can be acquired from the Dark Souls community Discord, which I will also link
at the end of this post. Make sure you have the current build of Cheat Engine installed (version 7.4 as of 4/12/2024). To remove the items, launch Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin, and load the

the one scratching my head.)

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If you're curious... I am making a engine for a idle game, based on the cookie-clicker principle:

1. Click a sprite to gain credits.
2a. Spend credits to buy
not know what cookie clicker is, you should definately give it a go. Even if you spend 1 minute in the game, you will understand 99% of it. It is a browser game, to be played right on the makers (Orteil

Originally posted by KittenGrindr:

Originally posted by Kerry Freeman:

Ah, but it does. Read the link I posted in my Original Post.

There are fraudulent clickers hosted on Discord. You
become compromised?

One of the primary ways we’ve observed malware being deployed from Discord’s CDN is through social engineering—using chat channels or private messages to post files or