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[RGFrog]

AgamenonAtreides wrote...

One question? why the hell u want "cheat" on SP?, i mean in the case of the ammo someone said... c´mon every enemy you kill normally drop a magazine, and you have boxes with ammo ever 50 meters..

While "cheating" as you define it is possible with modding, it's only the most very basic use.

Modding the game is far more than just giving yourself more ammo or invulnerabillity. It's about playing the SP part of the game the way YOU want to play it. Tweaking it until it's perfected; making the game more challenging; changing your character's looks; etc., etc.

Modding is not about 'cheating' which is an oximoron in a single player game.

[quethefux]

Allison_Lightning wrote...

The EMS score affecting the game's full capacity to what meagre endings there are and the impossibility of a normal playthrough getting the score. It would be like if it was virtually impossible to get the resources they need to enhance their ship to save their teammates from death in the second game.

And before you say anything- I have a fast internet connection but my ISP has a lot of technical difficulties, and some people have internet that's so slow they can't connect and so on. Multiplayer should not be a prerequisite, it's supposed to be a bonus freebie for game owners who buy new as a bonus, not a mechanism to cripple a singleplayer experience.

Well said.

To piggyback on what you said about unlimited freeplay in SP, we should be able to mod our SP campaigns and stretch it as far as we like without having to worry about getting banned. Like others have said, there are mods in existence that allow for visual enhancements. In any case, if people want to "cheat", they should be entitled to that. Their game, their experience. When I was a kid, I beat Pokemon so hard and later found that cheats and mods were fun as hell! Mods allow for different and enhanced experiences that players should be encouraged to take part in!

[Thomas Abram]

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Thomas Abram wrote...

To clarify,

Scylla was
correct and I was correct. Scylla's answer was more broadly based in
that if you modify your SP and it has no game changing effects to
your/others multiplayer experience (say for example, granting you x
amount of credits or making a weapon x times more powerful) then there
is no problem with this. My answer was poorly worded and I apologize for
that - I was aiming to answer a couple questions I had received via PM
(the same two questions from many different users) as well as support
what Scylla said.

As mentioned by Scylla, you will not be banned
for modifying your files *unless (and this is where my intention was)
they give you an unfair advantage in any multiplayer aspect of the
game.

Modifié par Thomas Abram, 06 juillet 2012 - 10:22 .