Lovecraft Maps?

[Bridge]

Really? The boat scene is impossible? I'm glad that I gave up on that then, because I wasn't aware of any fan patches.

Spoiler below!

No, the sequence I am referring to is when Devil's Reef caves in after killing Mother Hydra. I believe due to an error in the programming the movement speed is tied in some way to your system's performance, so if you have less than optimal hardware you just can't beat it. I'm not sure about that but in any case the final scene gives everybody problems; it's unfortunate that such a great game had to have such a big anticlimax ending due to budgetary constraints.

The fan patch in question is an easily found .exe file that is thankfully super easy to use. You just need to select the game .exe through a built in browse feature, adjust the variables you wish to adjust (movement speed, reload speed, reload damage, falling damage - basically everything) and it has some cheats as well such as god mode which is also very useful in the ending.

[The Rock Worm]

and it has some cheats as well such as god mode which is also very useful in the ending.

True, you could use god mode to help in the end, but what happens when they sense you using a cheat and activate counter cheats .

[Bridge]

and it has some cheats as well such as god mode which is also very useful in the ending.

True, you could use god mode to help in the end, but what happens when they sense you using a cheat and activate counter cheats .

God mode is a built-in feature for almost every game that can be useful in debugging and playtesting I imagine. It's left in usually as an easter egg or to increase replayability, and activating it is usually just as simple as giving it a boolean argument, like "god mode 1", in the console or an .ini file. I don't think DCotE has a console but I am certain it's a native feature, so it isn't really a cheat according to the game (not that any games check for cheats anyway; I've never heard of a counter cheat).

[The Rock Worm]

and it has some cheats as well such as god mode which is also very useful in the ending.

True, you could use god mode to help in the end, but what happens when they sense you using a cheat and activate counter cheats .

God mode is a built-in feature for almost every game that can be useful in debugging and playtesting I imagine. It's left in usually as an easter egg or to increase replayability, and activating it is usually just as simple as giving it a boolean argument, like "god mode 1", in the console or an .ini file. I don't think DCotE has a console but I am certain it's a native feature, so it isn't really a cheat according to the game (not that any games check for cheats anyway; I've never heard of a counter cheat).

True, I understand that god mode was used by the developers. I just thought it would be funny if, after debugging and testing was done, they threw in a secret counter cheat commands for the monsters.

[Bridge]

and it has some cheats as well such as god mode which is also very useful in the ending.

True, you could use god mode to help in the end, but what happens when they sense you using a cheat and activate counter cheats .

God mode is a built-in feature for almost every game that can be useful in debugging and playtesting I imagine. It's left in usually as an easter egg or to increase replayability, and activating it is usually just as simple as giving it a boolean argument, like "god mode 1", in the console or an .ini file. I don't think DCotE has a console but I am certain it's a native feature, so it isn't really a cheat according to the game (not that any games check for cheats anyway; I've never heard of a counter cheat).

True, I understand that god mode was used by the developers. I just thought it would be funny if, after debugging and testing was done, they threw in a secret counter cheat commands for the monsters.

It would lol. I remember reading about this game where you can't save scum when gambling. Basically what would happen is if you made a save before betting and tried to load it after losing, the other character would accuse you of cheating in-game and delete your save (just hilarious).

[The Rock Worm]

and it has some cheats as well such as god mode which is also very useful in the ending.

True, you could use god mode to help in the end, but what happens when they sense you using a cheat and activate counter cheats .

God mode is a built-in feature for almost every game that can be useful in debugging and playtesting I imagine. It's left in usually as an easter egg or to increase replayability, and activating it is usually just as simple as giving it a boolean argument, like "god mode 1", in the console or an .ini file. I don't think DCotE has a console but I am certain it's a native feature, so it isn't really a cheat according to the game (not that any games check for cheats anyway; I've never heard of a counter cheat).

True, I understand that god mode was used by the developers. I just thought it would be funny if, after debugging and testing was done, they threw in a secret counter cheat commands for the monsters.

It would lol. I remember reading about this game where you can't save scum when gambling. Basically what would happen is if you made a save before betting and tried to load it after losing, the other character would accuse you of cheating in-game and delete your save (just hilarious).

LOL now that's funny! Whoever made that game did a great job of having that in it

[ZyLogicX]

I am kinda eager to remake a huge part of Innsmouth in The Elder Sign: The Asylum, though I must really know if interactove NPC's are 100% possible.

[SilentStriker]

I am kinda eager to remake a huge part of Innsmouth in The Elder Sign: The Asylum, though I must really know if interactove NPC's are 100% possible.

I just got an idea, why haven't anyone made a "mouth" crosshair like you can make an area and then have the mouth as a "talk" crosshair so you can use that when you want to talk to a NPC

[The Rock Worm]

I am kinda eager to remake a huge part of Innsmouth in The Elder Sign: The Asylum, though I must really know if interactove NPC's are 100% possible.

I just got an idea, why haven't anyone made a "mouth" crosshair like you can make an area and then have the mouth as a "talk" crosshair so you can use that when you want to talk to a NPC

That would be neat... though I wonder what would happen when you tried that on a Grunt?

[Adrianis]

I just got an idea, why haven't anyone made a "mouth" crosshair like you can make an area and then have the mouth as a "talk" crosshair so you can use that when you want to talk to a NPC

That would be neat... though I wonder what would happen when you tried that on a Grunt?

Any potential interaction involving a Grunt and your mouth is something to be avoided at all costs