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so evil always remains evil, good always lives in a good way...until it decides to do the opposite. if i may offer some perspective on your actions.... the meaning of life we see in all lifeforms is that they seek pleasure and survival, so if this guide and game helped you survive another day and pleased you with all of it's happenings, then there is no reason to feel sad, i get that endings and beginnings are painful, but the journey was what you bargained for, not a game without cheats.
I encountered a glitch where at the last area after killing everything. nothing would happened. it wouldn't complete. Maybe an escape option or anything would have been better.
I actually stumbled across the cheat menu after pushing every button on my keyboard, yeah it helped me get out. But once I seen and what it offered, all my efforts and time seemed wasted
and i haven't returned to it since :(
(e.g. press pg up and see if its scrolls up, then press end and check if its bringing you to the end of this page)
If that works then your keys are configured correctly and it should work in-game too.
They haven't patched anything related to the cheat menu.
Note: Cheat menu only works when you are in-game, it does not open up in the main menu you have to load your save game first. If it's then still not working something on your side is wrong.
There is also a mod available on nexus to change the keybind to F5
Some notebooks allow this per software in the os, others with a bios setting.
If you don't have a secondary function of pgup then fn + pgdn + pgup should work.
And you could also probably use a makro function. If you have a gaming mouse then this should be possible.