Witcher Enhanced Edition Trainer on Witcher, The (Enhanced) PC Message Board - Page 3

PWizard · 9/17/2008

Hey everyone... we're proud to present our first trainer for The Witcher: Enhanced Edition! MEGA TR

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brighteye posted on Sep 20, 2008 2:51:17 PM - Report post

Am i imagine things, or are the nice people at cheathappens faster and faster with all this awesome trainers???

Whatever the case,it richens my experience with my games and i am grateful.

You have my humble thanks.

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Chewhacca posted on Sep 20, 2008 6:20:32 PM - Report post

It would appear that the EE patch turns the game into the Steam version (1282), not the boxed retail version (1280).

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Viscera1969 posted on Sep 21, 2008 10:38:37 AM - Report post

Well i guess i will ask again since no one answered me the first time. Could someone please tell me is this a enhanced expansion of the for the first game or is it a standalone?

TIA...

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VISCERA!!!!!!!!!!!

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DarthParametric posted on Sep 21, 2008 12:35:23 PM - Report post

quote:

originally posted by Viscera1969

Well i guess i will ask again since no one answered me the first time. Could someone please tell me is this a enhanced expansion of the for the first game or is it a standalone?

TIA...

If you have the original version go the official site and download the 900MB patch. That will update you to the enhanced edition. It's free. You'll need to use the Steam trainer with that version (Steam and the patch use a different exe from the boxed retail version).

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Saucermote posted on Sep 21, 2008 1:09:44 PM - Report post

Has anyone had any luck using the 1280 trainer on the retail box version (not the upgrade or steam version)? I can play the game fine without the trainer, but if I hit F1 at the menu, it crashes when I try to start a new game or load a game, and if I wait until I'm in the game, it immediately crashes when I hit F1. The game reports itself as .1280 when it crashes, and I've tried playing with all the sound acceleration options. As I said, the game doesn't crash when I don't activate the trainer. I've followed the troubleshooting advice in the normal troubleshooting thread.

Windows XP SP3 Pro

I'm tempted to borrow the original game from a friend and just run the upgrade process to get to 1282, same net effect, the company still has my money.

Edit: I tried the steam trainer, and it works, even with the different game versions. Did the 1280 work for anyone?

[Edited by Saucermote, 9/21/2008 1:58:27 PM]

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law.

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Viscera1969 posted on Sep 21, 2008 7:00:22 PM - Report post

quote:

originally posted by DarthParametric

quote:

originally posted by Viscera1969

Well i guess i will ask again since no one answered me the first time. Could someone please tell me is this a enhanced expansion of the for the first game or is it a standalone?

TIA...

If you have the original version go the official site and download the 900MB patch. That will update you to the enhanced edition. It's free. You'll need to use the Steam trainer with that version (Steam and the patch use a different exe from the boxed retail version).

ok thanks man but i dont even have the first game i just thought if it was a standalone i would get it since it is enhanced from the first., but i guess ill pass on this one.... i mean 36 games installed on my machine i guess i dont need another one. lol Although i do have 5 hard drives but oh well. lol

You just been VISCERIZED! by

VISCERA!!!!!!!!!!!

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AugustBaine posted on Sep 22, 2008 8:30:05 AM - Report post

As I understand, most of these badass trainers from CH (rock on! ) were made to run with no-cd cracks. This Witcher Enhanced is one of the exceptions as there were no cracks released. I did find one (go forth and seek it out to protect your discs!) and was wondering if the trainer will still work with the game played with a no-cd crack. I'm not able to test it out as I'm away from my pc at the moment

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AugustBaine posted on Sep 22, 2008 8:32:25 AM - Report post

quote:

originally posted by Saucermote

Has anyone had any luck using the 1280 trainer on the retail box version (not the upgrade or steam version)? I can play the game fine without the trainer, but if I hit F1 at the menu, it crashes when I try to start a new game or load a game, and if I wait until I'm in the game, it immediately crashes when I hit F1. The game reports itself as .1280 when it crashes, and I've tried playing with all the sound acceleration options. As I said, the game doesn't crash when I don't activate the trainer. I've followed the troubleshooting advice in the normal troubleshooting thread.

Windows XP SP3 Pro

I'm tempted to borrow the original game from a friend and just run the upgrade process to get to 1282, same net effect, the company still has my money.

Edit: I tried the steam trainer, and it works, even with the different game versions. Did the 1280 work for anyone?

[Edited by Saucermote, 9/21/2008 1:58:27 PM]

I'm playing the retail boxed Enhanced Edition, and the trainer works fine for me (caliber rocks )

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