General Discussions

Let's say a game used to be only online multiplayer and thus was retired here. A few years down the road the game is updated with singleplayer offline and coop. Would that game then be able to qualify for a trainer request?

Game in question is Airship: Conquer the Skies. Seems it was retired before the update. Maybe I'm wrong, but one can hope there's a chance at new trainer life.

To be honest, going back to a 10 year old game would likely be for not a lot of users using it for the time spent to go back and revisit it. But I thought maybe give the user an option for money and rep

Well sadly the game uses JAVA as the core language it was programmed. Which is probably ANOTHER reason we didn't make a trainer. Without going in to a lot of details, JAVA code is created on the fly and often is created using different registers and different structure depending on the time it's created, the user's computer, the version of JAVA installed, and further the game will destroy said code and re-create it at times to "save memory"

There will be no trainer for this title, sorry

best,
Cal

Cal,

I appreciate the insight and completely understand now. I took a Java class for my undergrad and completely hated it. Thanks reaching out and clarifying the reasoning.

Cheers,

R4

Depending on the cheat you want it has a setting to activate the cheats ingame, they do deactivate the achievments.

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