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Lora's computer game cheats and cheat codes
'Cheating' can mean a lot of different things, depending on which computer game you're talking about and who you ask. Some kinds of cheating can enhance your gaming experience - hex-editing a save game to give low-level characters a spell that eliminates boring travel time, for example. Other kinds of cheating can seriously diminish your gaming experience - like using the same hex-editor to turn your 1st-level characters into 298th-level characters. Sheesh, why play the game at all at that point. Many kinds of cheating fall someplace in between those two extremes, possibly speeding up or eliminating tedium from a game at the cost of unbalancing it somewhat. (I often use cheats like those during a second play-through.) Anyway, I'm not one to second-guess other people's motives - maybe you really need 298th-level characters in the 1st-level dungeon for some reason. I once hex-edited a game of Wizardry Gold to give the characters insanely high hit point levels... so they wouldn't die when I played it with my four-year-old son, who had no patience for tactics or resting.
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