You know like .... "Show me the money" etc...... anyone found some????
Hmm... The computers are not easy enough? :o
are very easy... not that is the problem.... i was just curious if someone found them hidden in the dll or somewhere else...
easiest way is to edit memory with cheat engine
What NefiX said. The Beta doesn't seem to use DMA, so when you find the address for Minerals and Gas, it'll remain the same address no matter if you exit out of the game or reboot your computer.
Now if I could just find out what type of value the supply count uses.
"terribleterribledamage" without spaces and quotation's = God Mode
This isn't sarcasim, seriously
Any1 get the strat guide? The old one had all the cheats in the back.
They should be up here soon enough:
http://cheats.ign.com/ob2/068/850/850126.html (http://cheats.ign.com/ob2/068/850/850126.html)
the god mode cheat is the only one found so far.
And I don't believe the strategy guide has them listed on the back, otherwise they would already be on the internet by now.
Technology Upgrades: "medieval man"
Free Unit Upgrades: "something for nothing"
Infinite Energy: "the gathering"
Instant Loss: "game over man"
Instant Victory: "there is no kine level"
Invincibility: "power overwhelming"
Lift the Fog: "war aint what it utilised to be"
Receive 500 Vespene gas: "breathe deep"
Disable Food and PSI Requirements: "food for thought"
Zerg Music: "radio free zerg"
Disable Level Victory: "staying alive"
Receive 500 Minerals free: "whats mine is mine"
God Mode
Enter "terribleterribledamage" to alter simulacrum mode.
Another Version Starcraft 2 cheats and wander codes for PC.
Effect: Technology Upgrades
When: During the game, advise enter, then...
How: Type the text "medieval man" and then advise Enter. This state module directly raise your technology.
Effect: Free Unit Upgrades
When: During the game, advise enter, then...
How: Type the text "something for nothing" and then advise Enter.
Effect: Infinite Energy
When: During the game, advise enter, then...
How: Type "the gathering" and advise Enter.
Effect: Instant Loss
When: During the game, advise enter, then...
How: Type in "game over man" and pres Enter
Effect: Instant Victory
When: During the game, advise enter, then...
How: Type "there is no kine level" and advise Enter
Effect: Invincibility
When: During the game, advise enter, then...
How: Type "power overwhelming" and advise Enter
Effect: Lift the Fog
When: During the game, advise enter, then...
How: Type "war aint what it utilised to be" and advise Enter
Effect: Receive 500 Vespene gas
When: During the game, advise enter, then...
How: Type "breathe deep: and advise Enter
Effect: Disable Food and PSI Requirements
When: During the game, advise enter, then...
How: Type "food for thought" and advise Enter
Effect: Select a level
When: During the game, advise enter, then...
How: Type "ophelia" and advise Enter
Effect: Disable Level Victory
When: During the game, advise enter, then...
How: Type "staying alive" and advise Enter
Effect: Receive 500 Minerals free
When: During the game, advise enter, then...
How: Type "whats mine is mine" and advise Enter
Fearking, those are all for the original StarCraft. They do not work in Starcraft II.
terribleterribledamage is indeed legit. Its effect is invincibility and a multiplication of the damage all your buildings and units deal by a factor of 10 (so if a unit does 12 damage normally, it would do 120).
In addition, in the natives.galaxy file in one of the game archives, I came across this little gem.
Quoteconst int c_gameCheatEventAny = -1;
const int c_gameCheatEventCooldown = 0;
const int c_gameCheatEventDefeat = 1;
const int c_gameCheatEventFastBuild = 2;
const int c_gameCheatEventFastHeal = 3;
const int c_gameCheatEventFood = 4;
const int c_gameCheatEventFree = 5;
const int c_gameCheatEventGimme = 6;
const int c_gameCheatEventGod = 7;
const int c_gameCheatEventMinerals = 8;
const int c_gameCheatEventNoDefeat = 9;
const int c_gameCheatEventNoVictory = 10;
const int c_gameCheatEventResourceCustom = 11;
const int c_gameCheatEventShowmap = 12;
const int c_gameCheatEventTechTree = 13;
const int c_gameCheatEventTerrazine = 14;
const int c_gameCheatEventTimeOfDay = 15;
const int c_gameCheatEventUpgrade = 16;
const int c_gameCheatEventVespene = 17;
const int c_gameCheatEventVictory = 18;
const int c_gameCheatEventProgress = 19;
const int c_gameCheatEventScene = 20;
const int c_gameCheatEventTV = 21;
const int c_gameCheatEventCredits = 22;
const int c_gameCheatEventResearch = 23;
So at least now we know what -kind- of cheats SC2 has, it's just a matter of discovering the codes which activate them.
whysoserious
Five Million Credits to spend in the Armory
tyuhasleftthegame
Disable Victory Conditions
moredotsmoredots - Units no longer cost resources