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What's the program that can...
Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2004 10:56 pm
by Coconut_Crab
Hi, all.
What's the program that everybody was talking about, that you can use to kill anyone with a key stroke and mouse button press? And how to you use the program?
Thanks in advance.
Coco
Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2004 11:07 pm
by Ekental
program? use the built in CLUAconsole. go to BG2.ini and type in "Debug Mode=1" then in game it is ctrl-y... there are also other commands to use... look it up on google.
Though I dunno why you would ever need to use these tools
Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2004 1:58 am
by Vendes
it's not good to cheat
Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2004 5:10 am
by me0w
"What's the program that everybody was talking about, that you can use to kill anyone"
Well, that won't kill anyone. Ctrl+Y does like 1000+ damage, however many characters are invunerable at certain times, and keep the "Almost dead" status. - To kill anyone you'r gonna need to be able to reduce someones stats to 0, for example polymorph into a mindflayer and use wirlwind, and you should hit them so much that you eat their brain and they die.
Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2004 9:28 am
by fable
[QUOTE=Vendes]it's not good to cheat[/QUOTE]
His or her option, Vendes. They buy the program, they can use it to cheat, as a screensaver, whatever. Plese don't spam these forums expressing either approval or disapproval of that. Thanks.
Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2004 9:04 pm
by Ekental
[QUOTE=me0w]"What's the program that everybody was talking about, that you can use to kill anyone"
Well, that won't kill anyone. Ctrl+Y does like 1000+ damage, however many characters are invunerable at certain times, and keep the "Almost dead" status. - To kill anyone you'r gonna need to be able to reduce someones stats to 0, for example polymorph into a mindflayer and use wirlwind, and you should hit them so much that you eat their brain and they die.[/QUOTE]
Theres a good reason the original coders made some people immune to this effect. (Though your way of killing them can get around that) They are fairly critical to the plot and arent SUPPOSED to die in the first place.