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the number in a memory editor, as well as lock on to the specific skill you are changing and bumping | the number in a memory editor, as well as lock on to the specific skill you are changing and bumping | ||
it up above. | it up above. | ||
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| + | You can still start your dwarves with all proficient skills, but you need to change the skill limit value first on every dwarf you want to do this with. | ||
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| + | Don't forget, Cheat-O-Matic is a very easy to use tool for memory hacking, use it to change starting points, the dwarf skill limits, etc. | ||
Revision as of 14:50, 31 October 2007
Come on guys n gals, share with us your infinite knowledge of tricks and outright haxxoring the memory.
What doesn't work in the new version is giving your starting dwarves tons of prof skills, since there now is a limit in how many skills they can start with. You can probably bypass the lock by freezing the number in a memory editor, as well as lock on to the specific skill you are changing and bumping it up above.
You can still start your dwarves with all proficient skills, but you need to change the skill limit value first on every dwarf you want to do this with.
Don't forget, Cheat-O-Matic is a very easy to use tool for memory hacking, use it to change starting points, the dwarf skill limits, etc.