when activated, turning with WASD would be smoother than the original the awkward instant turning. as title says, script would multiply the mouse sensitivity by the specified multiplier, default: x2. by script default, when activated, hold Ctrl key to walk, Shift key to sprint.
Trials of mana cactus full#
as title says, lock CS gauge at full always. note that if a damage taken is greater than your current HP, you'd be knocked down on the ground, but you'll get up again immediately. set min HP to full health to lock the HP at full. health still drop when being hit until it reaches the min HP specified, default: 1, can be changed via the entry. Local Char1Ptr3 = ReadQword(Char1Ptr2 + (CurrentChar * 0x200) + 0x1D8) WriteInteger(Char1Ptr2 + (CurrentChar * 0x200) + 0x1E0,9) Local Char1Ptr2 = ReadQword(Char1Ptr1 + 0x178) Local Char1Ptr1 = ReadQword(MainAddr + 0x9D50) Local MainAddr = ReadQword(getAddress("MainBaseAddr")) How does the table have nothing to do with the flashback problems?īecause of these flashbacks are only temporary. And the set item minimum quantity causes a Lua error whilst in the flashback. The tables infinite hp, mp, and cs meter don't work in the flashbacks, hp mp and cs still deplete. Flashbacks are interactive content where you are still playing the game, fighting battles, and so on. I already know about flashbacks not allowing saving or keeping items. When the flashback ends, the table starts working again.īefore you start the flashback, the game tells you that you can't save and all items you collect will be lost.
When I activated the Set Item Minimum Quantity, from what I remembered, it caused a Lua error. During the flashback, the table doesn't seem to work at all. When playing the flashback, you can't save and items you collect are lost when the flashback ends. When you get your second character, you have the option of playing their back story or flashback. However, unlocked character classes and spells do not continue into New Game Plus, so you will have to wait until you find a Mana Stone before you can re-class any party members you used previously.I might have found an issue with DrummerIX's table. What this means is that if you finished your first playthrough with Angela on your team, if you bring her along in your next playthrough, she will be the same level as she was before, with her Training Points reset and available to spend, perhaps on a new character build. Even though you can only equip two of these before you change classes, each chain ability will make your second playthrough a breeze since battles become easier and you gain levels that much faster.Īnother perk that carries forward with your completed save data is that you both retain all consumable items you ended the game with, and your characters retain their levels. The final chain ability adds a 300 percent bonus to experience gained. You can see, then, that being able to bump one or more of these stats by 50 points at the game’s outset is a huge bonus. At level 1, her attack is 8, defense 6, magic attack 10, and magic defense 10. At level 64, her attack was 175, defense 176, magic attack 315, and magic defense 246. For the sake of comparison, let’s look at my level 64 Angela’s stats compared to what she would normally have at level 1. They raise a stat, like Attack or Magic Defense, by 50 points, which is a significant and noticeable bump. These are referred to as Chain Abilities and are rewards for beating the game with a particular character in your party.
Is it worth starting another playthrough after your first? What kind of bonuses or perks do you get in New Game Plus?Īt the end of your first playthrough, you are awarded with passive abilities you can equip, each with a different function. Okay, now what? Well, one reward for completing the post-game is the unlocking of New Game Plus, which isn’t a new feature in RPGs with multiple endings, but it is new to the remake of Trials of Mana. So you’ve just finished Trials of Mana, including the post-game class change and multi-stage final, final boss.
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