Before you do anything, un-equip the items that you want to modify, if you equip the items and then modify them, the game will crash when you load it in game, so un-equip the items and then re-equip them after modifyingThis is, based on the awesome work of
IdleHands88 at
xpgamesaves, link below.
LinkYour Vista/Win7 PC user game saves should, be located either in "C:\users\[your username]\Documents\My Games\Reckoning" or "C:\users\[your username]\Appdata\local\", if you have the origin & seam version. Just search for ".sav", ".profile", ".manifest" file extensions. You will need to make windows explorer Show hidden files, fodlers, and drives in the Tools Menu under Folder Options, on the View Tab, since AppData is hidden by default.
Now on to the good stuff, you will need a hex editor, IdleHands88 and me use Hex Workshop. You can download a trial version from the link below:
LinkTo edit an Item Effect:
1. Forge a custom item at the Blacksmith.
2. Name the item to whatever you want.
3. Find the newest save by Looking at the "Date Modified" info and then make a copy of the file.
4. Open your save in Hex Workshop by right clicking on the .sav and choosing the "Hex Edit with Hex Workshop v6" option in the list.
5. Search for the name of the item with Ctrl+F
6. Change the 6 Digit Hex numbers found to your preferred Hex Number value.
7. Save the file, and say yes to a backup copy, load up the edited save and you're good to good.
Note:
You will need to un equip and re-equip the items for the effects to actually kick in, if you had them equipped when you hex edited them.
CAUTION!!!There is a tricky difference between the xbox 360 and pc Hex Numbers.
Example:
Xbox 360:
1C3E10- +25% Damage Resistance
PC:
103E1C- +25% Damage Resistance
As you can see 38 Studios decided to swap the 1st two digits swapped with the last two digits, the middle 2 digits stayed the same.Now go and kill things in 1 hit without the 1 hit kills trainer option on, hehe.
[Edited by slowpoke2, 4/12/2012 11:10:55 PM]