javierabegazo wrote...
http://www.zshare.ne...44710996048fa8/
It's a sentinel Shepard, right after Freedom's Progress
What do I do from here?
You can do all the Gibbed changes from the thread, but I'm not sure you can hex edit to recruit Legion first.
Can you upload it to MediaFire or MegaUpload? I have about 5 different programs/add-ons blocking ads, so ZShare won't work for me.

Darth_Trethon wrote...
You don'tget what I'm saying. Once you advance the game enough no value is recognizeable in the hex editor. At least not the minerals, moeny, ammo and all that. You can perfectly know the hex value for your present ammount of credits for example but you will NOT find it in the hex editor anymore. If you can't find your credits you can't change them. Same goes for minerals, ammo and morality bars. At least that's how 360 saves behave.
Well, my thread originally referred to changing 3 values:
1. Galaxy Map Unlock Plot Flags
2. Reaper IFF Flag, Enable/Disable
3. Quest Log
The 1st one unlocks the entire map to make every recruitment mission available from the start. IoCaster found that Gibbed's Save Editor does exactly the same thing using the checkboxes for Miranda in Alternate Appearance and Jacob in Alternate Appearance.
Thus, anyone who can use Gibbed's Save Editor only can still do the recruitment missions for Tali, Thane or Samara and bring them to Horizon. The 2nd and 3rd one are for doing the Reaper IFF mission right after Freedom's Progress, because it causes the game to immediately start installing the Reaper IFF. This is what requires hex editing.
Finding the area to change the quest progression was actually tricky at first because the game assigns an arbitrary number to each quest (but it stays the same with every save file), converts it to hex, and then rearranges the resulting hex ID so that the last two hex digits are the first two.
On the topic of minerals, credits and other stats -- Gibbed's Save Editor works fine for me at any point in the game for the PC, and it basically does all the hex editing of those numbers in the save file for you. So if changing those values in Gibbed's makes it unrecognizable, then that's a problem with the XBox and not the game, I guess.