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Infinite mana drains all mana and it stops regenerating until the option is toggled off.

(Editor seems to be working now, only changed a couple of values.
Infinite health now works.)

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Not able to launch the trainer due to Aurora states that my game is not 64bits but launching from steam the 64 biits version

IDK if matters but using the Ashes of Malmouth DLC

Any help??

bessacaio,

try running the 64-bit version from steam

Hi guys. Here to report that enemies will at random become immune to damage. I suspect one of the cheats but I do not know which one. I thought it might me either infinite HP or OHKO but no it is not as I started a new run without it and it happened again. I used infinite mana/fast attack/movement/drop rates as well as faction rep.

This is game breaking in DLC content as enemies cannot be killed before timers run out nor can campaign be played properly.

Hm unlikely these trainer options would cause this. Maybe its a feature of the game that kicks in when you're too strong or something?

Wasn't there a responce from a Dev if you cheating, the game would spawn special mobs to make sure you can't progress?

Some even cause the character to be non-playable too.

why would they care if you play offline?

I have yet to come across such a thing and I played hundreds of hours with trainer, cosmos, etc. It doesn't make sense either because if they were against it, they would not be allowing mods either since many mods are essentially cheats in fuction. Yet the devs have an entire section dedicated to mods on the company's forums for the game.

A couple of possiblities I can think of:

1) Due to a particular mod of if you have multiple mods, a conflict between said mods.

2)Using trainer with mod. Even if it works, it can produce strange results sometimes.

3)Running a bootleg copy of the game. Some devs (such as serious sam) do it as a form of "anti-piracy" measure.

[Edited by Gangreenator, 6/20/2024 9:34:59 PM]