but the list of cheats is 36 pages long and a trainer is 5 to 10 keys bound with the most used cheats and normaly with a constant effect, which meens i don't have to keep pausing the game read through a small book to find the one i whant then find the key that opens the cmd line, then type it in and hope i havent miss typed anything along the way.
I'm playing a game not wrighting a program in C++.
And i need glasses to read at times so theres another up side to trainers helps the eyes.
but the list of cheats is 36 pages long and a trainer is 5 to 10 keys bound with the most used cheats and normaly with a constant effect, which meens i don't have to keep pausing the game read through a small book to find the one i whant then find the key that opens the cmd line, then type it in and hope i havent miss typed anything along the way.
I'm playing a game not wrighting a program in C++.
And i need glasses to read at times so theres another up side to trainers helps the eyes.
I guess everybody is different. I like using trainers for sonme games that absolutely dont have any kind of cheat codes. But games with a lot of cheat codes, i dont care to use trainers.
What could be funner is making a trainer of your own, yeh sure it may be hard and you will have to use your half assed brain :P but its all part of the challenge, and i think it would be worth it, something to boast about. Dont do it for online games though, you will get banned from playing online.
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I'd love to make my own trainer but I don't have the first idea where to start and the FAQ in the tutorials gives me a headake cos it's all over the place.
Other than that I don't have the time to, I have to work to get money to go and get the lovely games we like to play.
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