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gentlemen-of-fortune-lost-ships-city / Remove Cheat Menu (F11)

A topic by Geo_Thermal created Aug 11, 2023 Views: 428 Replies: 3
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I accidentally came across a cheat menu when I clicked on F11, but I also started the vanilla version and it doesn't exist. It would be nice to remove it from the maelstrom version or include it as an option.

Personally when I see a cheat menu, I lose interest in the game (or they're well hidden like in GTA which is less of a problem since you have to search for them and perform a keystroke combination, and it also disables the trophies).


I tried this but it also removes the F10 menu :

#define MOD_BETTATESTMODE           "Off"

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Still no answer...

you should also improve some of the crappy quests where you have to look for a ruby in the forest but the item is tiny, and there are some gameplay issues, maybe include a quest marker on the map that would be cool to improve the game or improve quest tracking (It's a suggestion).

As it is, too many problems, even if the gameplay in boat is cool and you've improved it visually.

But I do understand why this game isn't as well known as Assasin's Creed Black Flag, for example, you have to search for hours for a quest because it's poorly explained in the log, which is frustrating and the character's movements are strange.

The interface is a mess, sometimes the writing is too big and sometimes too small.

And really, I'm repeating myself here, but searching for quests for hours on end is ultra laborious, and the developers have let this slide,it's a waste.., even though the game's base is good.

Companion recruitment is also bad, you can't fill every role directly, you have to leave some companions in port and then buy others, etc. Anyway...

Then it's good to add additional companions that can follow you but the game itself manages them very badly, the companions block you all the time and you have to constantly push them.

This is my rant :)

In any case, there's plenty to do to improve the game.

Sure, we're not talking quality scenarios as Cyberpunk 2077.. but the piracy theme is still a lot of fun to play, and it's a shame that the quest system is so underdeveloped. In fact, you're told to "go find this person" (this is an example), but then you have to find out which pnj, and believe me, it's hellish.

Well,

you don`t have to use cheats, do you?  Otherwise the game has quite a few irritating flaws but pluses far outweigh them anyway, IMO.

Rgds, Oldtimer

I'm going to wait for the remake of Sea Dogs, which should be out soon. It's a shame, because the version with the maelstrom engine can be really excellent, but it's no longer maintained and we'd still have to change a few things.