No, at least not without extensive knowledge of cheat engine. Simple value searches won't do anything.
The game does not reset as a part of the gameplay. You can rewind individual timelines in order to try different actions and to change how events play out. This is a core gameplay mechanic which might not be for everyone. If it's not for you, it's not for you. It also doesn't reset after every update. Thanks to supporters I am able to release updates with new content roughly every two weeks, and when the game detects new content it asks the user if they want to rewind the timelines. It's not a requirement, but new content might not be available until the user rewinds a timeline, which they are going to do anyway as a part of the game experience. It gives the option to not rewind the timelines in case someone is in the middle of a quest that might be restarted if they rewind the timeline. If someone is experiencing a complete loss of all progress, as if they are starting a brand new game, then that's something which shouldn't be happening and you can go ahead and DM me info about that so I can help get it worked out. Despite the insults I'm still willing to help anyone get the game working properly on their system if I can.
Like all of the random encounters, there is no way to force them to trigger. Even I have a difficult time getting them to trigger to test them. If they aren't popping up I may need to look into increasing their chance likelihood. They aren't really meant to be something you purposefully seek out but more of a suprise when it happens, so the chances are fairly low. Have you experienced any of the other random encounters like the ones in San Francisco?
After you get the Time Echo power open any screen from the slide out menu and it's on the right side.
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