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I think Caliber just made the point, read his post above.

I am not sure what the goal of this conversation is either. That many patches over that long period of time is hours and hours and hours of work, sometimes completely rewriting the entire trainer over completely as the developers learns how to code or finds some other code elsewhere to do better than the garbage programming they've been doing for 2 years. Either way, the problem is the number of patches, the amount of work/changes that is required over and over on a game that is in perpetual development by a person or persons who has no idea what they are doing, what the game will end up like, and is making it up as they go. We have 10000 other titles to contend with, and new games, and only so much time each day to work on this massive amount of content. This game is a time sink, and is nowhere near completion. Maybe this week they added sparkles to the water, which required them to redo some effects code, which in turn added two more variables to a table, that completely changed the struct and offsets we use, and likely changed the code that we used to intercept which is found by AOB, which also changed, which also may be compiled by latest version of whatever software they are using to write the game, which may change all of the registers which also kills the AOB scans.

"hardly ever takes place" should be what is used to describe games like this which are taking unusually long, have unusually large amount of patches, and is being developed in an unusually weird way.

best,
Cal

Thanks for taking the time for the feedback. Appreciated!
I somehow _believed_ that the game is actually only changed seldomly in a way that would mess up with trainers. So thanks for clarification.
This game is as far as I know coded by one single person...

A57 64bit update. Nothing works anymore (before still many stuff worked even the game was updated several times). Wouldn't you be so kind to update this one?
It would help all of us who manage to block steam updates which are not major upgrades, which happen all 3 months or so...

its been almost 2 years (March 2020) now "on the shelf". what are the odds that an update is kicked out? i realize the constraints and changes involved. thanks.

[Edited by resmond, 1/15/2022 6:25:08 AM]

[Edited by resmond, 1/15/2022 6:26:38 AM]

chances are the game will get a trainer when it is released. it looks like it is still in "Alpha"

Thx. I guess after so many years the developer (I hope) gets to a point...

It's been in "ALPHA" for 5 years now. Chances are slim that the game is ever going to be released. I'm giving it good odds that the game would be abandoned by the devs