Cheating your way to 100% achievements in <1 hour.

If you want 100% achievements but don't want to work on the hardest ones, here's the easy way to do it in under an hour.

What are the hard achievements?

There are really only 2 achievements that'll be very difficult to get, and in the process of getting them, you'll get all the rest in the game. They are:
1) Ultimate Iron Man - Beat all chapters on veteran difficulty without being defeated or repeating a chapter
2) Epic for the Epic - Achieve 50 epic results in a row without aim enhancers.

Ultimate Iron Man

For the Ultimate Iron Man Achievement I used

Fearless Fantasy Modding Guide. By [PGCA] XxStormPkX [SSAnonymous]

Basically, open the config.json file in notepad and edit the values to make you invincible and gain 99 stat points per level. He has the specifics in his guide.

Then, after saving the config.json file start a new game, and play the game from start to finish. Always choose the veteran (3 star) option for each level. When you get Alice's 4th ability, entire groups can be taken down in one hit.

Of course, you can choose to watch the story or you can choose to skip it. If you skip the story, you'll be done in a matter of minutes. There's a certain charm to the story, so if you haven't seen it, it won't take you that long to watch. Plus, then when fearless fantasy 2 comes out, you'll be familiar with the characters... ... ... ... ... ... ...

Epic for the Epic

I can't imagine doing this achievement the normal way. You get to 49 and then you miss one? That'd drive me bonkers. Plus, there's no easy way to keep track, so you have to manually count all the epics you get.

So, we're going to use Cheat Engine. Cheat Engine is a value finder and editor. It includes cool features like a speedhack, but you need to be a little careful. Don't use cheat engine in online games, as you'll get your accounts perma-banned. Especially with anything that uses VAC (Valve Anti-Cheat), if you get banned from one, you get banned from all VAC games. So, just turn this software off when you aren't using it. If you're paranoid, you can even uninstall it, but as long as you don't use the software while running the game, you should be fine.

Fearless fantasy stores the number of epics you've gotten in a row as a single value.
So, download Cheat Engine from http://www.cheatengine.org. If you're wary of clicking the link, just search for cheat engine on google.
Steps:
1) Install Cheat Engine
2) Run CE
3) Run FF
4a) In CE, click on the "Select a process" flashing green computer button, or click on file and click "open process"
4b) A list of all open processes will appear. Assuming you just opened FF, you'll find the process near the bottom of the list. It'll start with a bunch of numbers like everything else, but then end with -FearlessFantasy.exe. Open it.
5) In FF, get into a fight.
6) Just in case, miss an attack, such that you don't get the "Epic" text on top.
7) Your Epic count should now be 0. So, in CE, find the value box in the top right. Type 0, then click first scan. After 30 seconds or so, it'll have a list of numbers. The goal is to reduce the size of the list to about 4, then we'll be able to see which one is the Epic count.
8) In FF get an Epic, so that your Epic count is 1. Keep close track of what your epic count is, or you'll need to restart the whole process.
9) In CE, put 1 in the "Value" box, then click "Next Scan" Note that this is not the same button that you clicked for the first scan.
10) Repeatedly attempt to get Epics, keeping track of your number, then searching for that number using the "Next Scan" button. It doesn't actually matter whether you get the epic or not, so long as you remember what number you have gotten in a row, and input that number in the Value box, and click next scan. The first 2-3 scans take a bit longer than the later scans will. Getting the Epics will help narrow down the list quicker, since repeatedly searching for 0 will not ever trim off certain values from the list, and getting alternating 0s and 1s will take a few extra searches.
11) Eventually, the number of values found will be reduced to 1-4 values, and you'll be able to see that one of them follows your epic count exactly. Double click that value, and it'll be added to the bottom panel.
12) Double click the "Value" column for your value in the bottom panel. It should pop up a dialog where you can set the Epic count. Set it to 49.
13) Get an epic. If you fail, just repeat step 12 and try again.

You should now have the achievement.

[Chrypsis]

Guru your a chad

[GuruVirus]

You can get all achievements by modding the config file and beating veteran mode in about 5 minutes. Find the file at: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Fearless Fantasy\data

Copy the old config.json file in case you mess up. Paste the below code (see my next comment) into config.json (overwrite everything), start a new game like normal, only choose veteran mode, only upgrade skills 1 time (to minimize time). Once you get the 3rd skill for Leon (Cloud Breaker) you can do everything including the 20 Epics in a row very easily. Only use that skill.

[GuruVirus]

{
"levelCap": 99,

"battleCharacterScale": 0.2,
"heroBattlePositions":
{
"Leon": {"x": 250, "y": -20},
"Alice": {"x": 350, "y": -100},
"Vonn": {"x": 450, "y": -200}
},

"slowMotionFactor": 1.0,

"statPointsPerLevel": 99,
"skillPointsPerLevel": 99,

"damagePointsPerStrength": 999,
"healthPointsPerVitality": 999,
"energyPointsPerEndurance": 999,

"restingRechargeAmount": 99,

"_comment": "How long it takes for the timer to fill up (in seconds)",
"battleTime": 1.0,

"_comment": "How much to reduce the base time per agility point (in seconds)",
"battleTimeAgilityModifier": 0.02,

"casualDamageFactor": 0.1,
"veteranDamageFactor": 0.1,
"veteranHealthFactor": 0.1,

"casualTimeMod": 2.0,
"normalTimeMod": 1.5,

"sellValue": 5.0,

"lowHealthWarning": 0.25
}

[rynz500]

I know that it's been some years, but I think the devs changed the Epic for the Epic achievement to 20 instead of 50. Just a heads up.

[Jaquo Da Jester]

Okay so how to basic cheat using CE or something like that? I don't have the slightest clue how to do it correctly. And thank you for your quick response @SquarelyCircle

[SquarelyCircle]

I think that guide is long since gone, now. It was in the steam guides when I originally wrote this guide, several years ago.

[Jaquo Da Jester]

And thank you btw.

[Jaquo Da Jester]

@SquarelyCircle: was talking about this Fearless Fantasy Modding Guide. By [PGCA] XxStormPkX [SSAnonymous] - don't know if you still have it available. If so add me as a friend and send it.

[SquarelyCircle]

The config.json file? It's part of the game. I don't remember exactly, as it has been YEARS since I wrote this, but check the game directory.

[Jaquo Da Jester]

I'm just looking for said file. Do you still have it?