The game would most likely detect the use of memory editing or some sort of cheat format and force your best and longest word to be CHEAT and YOUCHEATED (the latter of which is impossible in normal gameplay). Scripts/c mentions CHEAT and YOUCHEATED in flagging terms. What triggers this? Memory edits, developer cheats or both? It will be created or replaced in the game's root install directory. Please contact customer support and provide them with your lua.log file. Oops! A lua error occurred and the game needs to shut down.

If a LUA has an error, the game will say this message: Some files mention BETA_BUILD, likely referring to builds distributed from PopCap's game beta testing page and is also a flag for what current build type is used when released to the public. Saving Player is nil, why are you trying to save right now? Sounds like a function to weaken enemies.įorcing an enemy's attack? CHEAT: FORCING THIS ATTACK The game also looks for this file on bootup.Įnemy weakening? Can't use TAB on the hydra/sphinx. Bookworm Adventures Download Torrent.Scripts/c appear to have developer cheats, functions are modify HP, level up, modify XP, instant kill, complete chapter, complete book, modify tile architectures, set particles, nuke profile, status testing, load debug profile, add items, beatdown multiplier modifiers, die, save, get selected chapter, modify treasure count, bypass/repeating tutorials, give player+enemy buffs/debuffs, enabling minigames, enabling bestiary, delete words, forcing an attack, and hiding treasures. Weaknesses are now combined to a bonus category.

Armored turns to lightly armored and heavily armored turns to moderately armored. In the sequel, the armored status is now separate from the enemy lore the armor icon is visible at the bottom right of the enemy, similar how status ailments appear. In the original Bookworm Adventures, abilities (armored status, immunities, and weaknesses) are displayed in the attack listing of the enemy. Effects include the basic damage which damages Lex, causing ailments that harm Lex (burning, bleeding, poisoning, powered down, stasis), causing Lex to miss some turns (stunned, frozen, petrified), causing ailments to the grid (see above, and also alter tile), stealing items (gems or potions) from Lex, and helping the enemy (heal, purify, power up, shield). Some attacks can combine two or more effects. The player can see what attacks and abilities the enemy can use, located at the bottom-right portion of the screen.

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