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... initially disables specific vanilla light sources to combat engine limitations and reduce flickering. Not intended for a vanilla game, and no information given as to what sources were disabled. You're mileage
may vary depending on your lighting setup. Would require testing in your build.

And finally, a blatant cheat even the old cat would consider... consider.

Earlier Extra Enchantment Effects

too often they try and just are unable to play at this level.

And just using cheat engine and going invulnerable isnt a good answer, even if it technically solves the problem, but what do you know.. 25
its not a matter of "git gud" it a matter of keeping at it until you succeed you seem to have more of a personal issue if anything. I gave an option for cheat engine yet it isn;t good enough for you

a skill, you'll be seeing maybe 1 point every 4 hours of playing.

The only way around it without using cheat engine to multiply experience rates is to make a mob farm, but such a thing is terribly
stupid and inorganic, imo. Have to spend several hours of building an in-game cookie clicker factory just to have skills at an appropriate level for what you're trying to do, because playing the game

can catch up to 6 women at the same time.

if you find the the mini game somehow to hard you can always slow it down with cheat engine.
the first six minutes of the game is to get you better at jumping
others gives you more time. Thank you very much. Still think that its too complicated to be in a straight forward idle/clicker game imo. But I appreciate the detailed explanation

entirely boring.

So the soultion really is to outfit and engineer your ship with that in mind (maybe experiment with less cookie-cutter loadouts), and improve your tactics, and be happy that NPC's are still
Range if the slow muzzle speed is giving you trouble). As a bonus, getting used to fixed weapons will help with chaff spamming.

Bottomline, yes, NPC's cheat. They have to. They have to become a challenge

it unstable, what is happening at the moment is a bit like if someone was messing around with hex edit or cheat engine. ,
i think you will find that most people would like to see you continue on with

Originally posted by SHREDDER:

Hello Changer
I want you to know that spiral Spiral Clicker is a fantastic game,
but i think you are trying to add to many things into the game, which is making

only useful editor aside from maybe the bgm editor). The in-game editor functions can easily be done by cheat engine. Van's editor has more functions than what the ingame editors will ever give and that
game however, gets boring pretty quickly even if you enjoy the changes it made. The game pace is very slow to the point it makes me feel like I'm playing a mouse clicker simulator. The base game is

graphics and/or has some buggy scripting.

Even a small change can really mess things up. Try modding an old engine like Dunia or IDtech6 and watch the physics break when it goes over 60FPS or your new
specular maps for an object mess up the LOD and draw distance :P

A simple thing as a "not-really-a-bug-bug" in a script can end up with a programme eating up all your cookies. It's not uncommon with Steam

pain....while you just saw a few videos, not even the MAN HIMSELF and doing this in a NG+0 with cheat engine. Flaunting about how a level 10 mimic can distract bosses (god knows wich parameters you altered with
play defensive and outlast him... but he's a tough tough tough cookie.

You REALLY need to learn his moveset and roll at the exact right time. He punishes panic rolling like a mofo. [/quote]

You need to

usual mix of jiggles, dangles, accessories, patches, cheats and goofs. Let's see what catches the eyes of an old cat over a fresh cuppa... a double!

RedMare released Mount Anthor Treasure Chest as a
that combines Solitude architecture with Dwemer engineering. Located just outside Markarth and is designed for Lux."

Thalmor and Dwemer? It's just as inconsistant as you would imagine. And honestly I'm