DraStic

When playing Final Fantasy Tactics Grimoire of the Rift, I seem to run into issues with the cheat engine (Or whatever it's called ^_^) When I use a cheat like x2 exp, the cheat works just as advertised. But when I go to turn the cheat off, the effect remains on the game. Is this an issue with the cheat engine itself, or does it permanently change the exp values in the game?

If it does change the values, does anyone have any tips on how to edit one of the cheats (Like the x16 exp cheat, seriously who needs that haha) into a x1 multiplier to counteract the initial change?

Thanks in advance for your help

To whom it may concern

HugMeTender wrote:When playing Final Fantasy Tactics Grimoire of the Rift, I seem to run into issues with the cheat engine (Or whatever it's called ^_^) When I use a cheat like x2 exp, the cheat works just as advertised. But when I go to turn the cheat off, the effect remains on the game. Is this an issue with the cheat engine itself, or does it permanently change the exp values in the game?

If it does change the values, does anyone have any tips on how to edit one of the cheats (Like the x16 exp cheat, seriously who needs that haha) into a x1 multiplier to counteract the initial change?

Thanks in advance for your help

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Well, you can always look for what the original value of the code is. After you verify, you can use the add cheat software to add it on the cheatsheet. That would mean you have experience or at least understand variables in general.

Jay Haru wrote:

HugMeTender wrote:When playing Final Fantasy Tactics Grimoire of the Rift, I seem to run into issues with the cheat engine (Or whatever it's called ^_^) When I use a cheat like x2 exp, the cheat works just as advertised. But when I go to turn the cheat off, the effect remains on the game. Is this an issue with the cheat engine itself, or does it permanently change the exp values in the game?

If it does change the values, does anyone have any tips on how to edit one of the cheats (Like the x16 exp cheat, seriously who needs that haha) into a x1 multiplier to counteract the initial change?

Thanks in advance for your help

To whom it may concern

Well, you can always look for what the original value of the code is. After you verify, you can use the add cheat software to add it on the cheatsheet. That would mean you have experience or at least understand variables in general.

I unfortunately don't have the most solid understanding of how the values work. For most of my life I've been fairly casual with it comes to understanding technology. Only in the past year or so have I started to crave for knowledge. Much to my disdain, I discovered that there is a LOT to learn haha.

All that to say, I would have no idea where to start with editing the variables haha. I guess the most important thing for me to know is if it is simply an issue with the values or the DraStic cheat engine itself.

I could help you with the problem really. But my laptop is dead so I can't run the software nor can I check the code. Sorry

Jay Haru wrote:I could help you with the problem really. But my laptop is dead so I can't run the software nor can I check the code. Sorry

Don't worry too much about it. I could, after all, play without cheats *dun dun dun*

I should probably stop being so lazy trying to recover my lost savestates and just grind the exp