Originally Posted by Bigbang75
can you add: possibility to change key for your cheat ingame?
Originally Posted by Bigbang75
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Originally Posted by Bigbang75
Originally Posted by RTEGRWEYHGWA$RywywG
Not my fault the game doesn't give any renown. Yes it is very stupid I know but I'll be releasing something soon. I hope so anyways..
Originally Posted by TheSilentBoot
hehe wasnt complaining about this i was complaining about the game max renown xD
Blent. Help me. why when I hacks renown points and xp, in the next game experience given by 5000, but renown points given by 0
Originally Posted by maabii
Blent. Help me. why when I hacks renown points and xp, in the next game experience given by 5000, but renown points given by 0
If you play in realistic, do you get more than 300 renown and 5000xp?
Originally Posted by CS587
If you play in realistic, do you get more than 300 renown and 5000xp?
Hi what is the highest renown that you can get and exp
Originally Posted by blessoul29
Hi what is the highest renown that you can get and exp
315 for season pass
FYI brent
Health is a 4 byte integer that starts at 200. Instead of handling floating-point increments between numbers (i.e. 99.5 HP), they just did a 200-base system.
100 Health in-game = 200 Health in code
something like VisibleHealth = static_cast<short>(Health/2);
Just in case you were searching for 100 in the code for your initial scan...
Health is a 4 byte integer that starts at 200. Instead of handling floating-point increments between numbers (i.e. 99.5 HP), they just did a 200-base system.
100 Health in-game = 200 Health in code
something like VisibleHealth = static_cast<short>(Health/2);
Just in case you were searching for 100 in the code for your initial scan...
Originally Posted by Ninjah4x
FYI brent
Health is a 4 byte integer that starts at 200. Instead of handling floating-point increments between numbers (i.e. 99.5 HP), they just did a 200-base system.
100 Health in-game = 200 Health in code
something like VisibleHealth = static_cast<short>(Health/2);
Just in case you were searching for 100 in the code for your initial scan...
Health is a 4 byte integer that starts at 200. Instead of handling floating-point increments between numbers (i.e. 99.5 HP), they just did a 200-base system.
100 Health in-game = 200 Health in code
something like VisibleHealth = static_cast<short>(Health/2);
Just in case you were searching for 100 in the code for your initial scan...
Originally Posted by Ninjah4x
FYI brent
Health is a 4 byte integer that starts at 200. Instead of handling floating-point increments between numbers (i.e. 99.5 HP), they just did a 200-base system.
100 Health in-game = 200 Health in code
something like VisibleHealth = static_cast<short>(Health/2);
Just in case you were searching for 100 in the code for your initial scan...
Health is a 4 byte integer that starts at 200. Instead of handling floating-point increments between numbers (i.e. 99.5 HP), they just did a 200-base system.
100 Health in-game = 200 Health in code
something like VisibleHealth = static_cast<short>(Health/2);
Just in case you were searching for 100 in the code for your initial scan...
New version of the hack can be found HERE.
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