27-02-2003 10:45									#1
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Found the following cheat codes in the game!
It was under the game data set.

TableStart Cheats
ColumnHeadingsStart Class Duration Modifiers
RowHeadingsStart
1 EvEmpMod 1 mAddGold+=100000000
2 EvEmpMod 1 "CemprPop*=100,ManufEff*=100"
3 EvEmpMod 1 AddReseE +=1000
4 EvEmpMod 1 MdUnrest *= 0
5 EvEmpMod 10 mMaintAU*=0
6 EvEmpMod 10 mBuildAU*=0.1
7 EvEmpMod 10 mPopGrow*=3
8 EvEmpMod 1
9 EvEmpMod 1
TableEnd

But what's the keybaord commands? Tried the alt and ctrl command - did not work.

	27-02-2003 19:08									#2
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Hey Folks!

Any replies?

	27-02-2003 20:05									#3
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It looks more like a cheat menu to me ? *confused*

other than that i can only congratulate fo being the first to ind them ;=)

	28-02-2003 00:22									#4
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Boo cheats!

	28-02-2003 05:31									#5
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note that not all spreadsheets are "live" and some are hardcoded and/or obsolete.

	28-02-2003 07:17									#6
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Hey,

Use them for your own consumption !
But the more of us begins to tinker with these files, the better we can make it!

	23-03-2003 08:49									#7
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I found out that the cheat codes are commands for use in the racemodifiers.txt file. To use them you take the modifier, mAddGold+=100000000 for example, and put in into the quotations that follow the race's name.

Example:
HUMAN 0 0 0 "GndCombt = 3, MeansWar += 1, ReseaEff += 0.5, OSMayILB *=1.15, PositvDP *= 1.25, PositvCB *=1.06, mAddGold+=100000000"<--Just stick it at the end and start a new game!

	23-03-2003 13:26									#8
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quote: Boo cheats!

I'll second that one.

	23-03-2003 13:31									#9
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It's funny that a game can barely be out, fans noisely requesting patches, yet some still find ways to cheat the game as if 'cheating' was their only passion in life.

If you like cheating so much play solitare with all the cards face up; it's 'easier' that way.

	23-03-2003 13:34									#10
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Cheats are the single most important factor when I'm deciding whether or not to get a game. Though, I made an obvious exception to that rule for MOOIII (to do otherwise would be blaphemous). I use them initially to get the quickest, most complete feel to how a game works. That's how I learn how to play a particular game. Once I've figured out the jist of a game, I then start playing without any of the cheats, I wouldn't need them.

Think of cheats as the training wheels on your first bicycle. Use them at first to figure out generally what works and what doesn't, then take them off...and hope for the best, getting better every moment from there on out.

You gonna poo-poo training wheels? Didn't think so...

	23-03-2003 13:36									#11
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To all the people who continue to mock those of us that use cheats in single-player games:

B!te me.

	23-03-2003 13:44									#12
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quote: Originally posted by DRoseDARs To all the people who continue to mock those of us that use cheats in single-player games: B!te me.

You may espouse the qualities of using cheats until you are blue in the face, but I will not buy them.

You can learn how the game works through careful play and note taking. Learning a game is half the fun. Read the manual, read reviews, ask questions about game mechanics to other players of the game; just don't tell me you have to cheat in order to learn how the game works. It may be quicker for you that way; but you may be the type who peaks at Christmas presents well before the 25th comes around.

	23-03-2003 13:54									#13
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quote: Read the manual

Incomplete manuals, anyone?

quote: read reviews

Very wide spectrum of reviews, from great game to awful game.

quote: ask questions about game mechanics to other players of the game

Similar problem as reading reviews.

quote: just don't tell me you have to cheat in order to learn how the game works.

I didn't.

quote: It may be quicker for you that way

Damn right it is. Better than reading manuals, perusing reviews, asking questions, and getting fustrated.

quote: but you may be the type who peaks at Christmas presents well before the 25th comes around.

I never have. God honest truth.

	23-03-2003 14:05									#14
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Bedtime for DRose, night all!

Thanks to those who may have uncovered the secret to that cheat file!

	24-03-2003 05:26									#15
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Here's my view on it:
1. Cheaters will most likely never get fair players to cheat.
2. Fair players will most likely never get cheaters not to cheat.

So let's keep the messages in here to their purpose, discussing cheat codes. If you don't like cheating, you can go and make a whole new subject just for arguing the "evils" of it.

	24-03-2003 06:29									#16
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But Luke brought back Anakin from the Dark Side.......there's still hope for you!

	24-03-2003 08:59									#17
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Very funny...
But seriously, if you don't like to cheat, that's cool. It's just that I do, and I know that others do too, and it's not like we're doing anything to your game. You can enjoy your cheat-free games as much as you like, just let me enjoy my cheat-filled games!

	24-03-2003 11:07									#18
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Speak for yourself, Scottish_piper. We WILL go forth and convert the infidel goodie-goodie non-cheaters from their heathen non-cheating ways... JIHAD!!!

	25-03-2003 02:49									#19
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And how do you propose that we "convert" them? Shall we put more firey, evil looking guys into our posts?

	25-03-2003 04:53									#20
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quote: Originally posted by DRoseDARs Cheats are the single most important factor when I'm deciding whether or not to get a game.

Oh come on, it can't be the most important factor. What about genre? I'm sure the Nancy Drew Mystery game had some great cheat codes...gonna run out and buy that one now?