RPGM Peasant's Quest [v3.81] [Tinkerer]

[Apartment817]

Thanks. That's a lot mean to me.

Credit should actually go to DomWolf I have been save editing affection for years, forgetting that there was a in-game cheat for it. Saw it mentioned last week, couldn't figure out how to turn it on, went looking for the answer here and saw a post of DW's explaining where it was.

 

[duclamle]

Credit should actually go to DomWolf I have been save editing affection for years, forgetting that there was a in-game cheat for it. Saw it mentioned last week, couldn't figure out how to turn it on, went looking for the answer here and saw a post of DW's explaining where it was.

So does editing affection cause a negative impact on the game, like the game crashing or the characters having broken dialogue?

 

[Apartment817]

So does editing affection cause a negative impact on the game, like the game crashing or the characters having broken dialogue?

No, I use RpgMakerSaveEdit, if you google it, you should be able to find a link back to F95Zone, where you can download it. It bypasses the wait times of the online versions, plus has some features that saveeditoronline doesn't. Though it only works for RPGM titles, where online works for several game engines.

Mods are a different story. With save editing, I am only modifying a save, not the program itself. So it's really easy to keep a back up save if I am doing something I don't know is completely okay to do.

Installing a mod irreversibly changes the game's program, it also permanently changes the save. This is more sketchy, because the mod has to be tailored to the program version, and since it alters the save, it may effect the saves ability to run in future versions of the game. Way more chance to ruin a save file.

Though you can mess up things with a save editor, like if I edited in the windmill key, it would break the questline, because I would never be able to start Rosie's quest or successfully get the key from the guy by the windmill. I actually did this once, by editing in flour before I unlocked the ability to make flour. I could still advance Rosy, but those two quests where unattainable, because the game knew I could get flour. A good rule is that if you can get something naturally in game once, it is okay to edit it in after.

Following that rule you usually can't go wrong with editing inventory, editing variables under the advanced tab is different. You really want to know the game before you get to experimental with that. In this case, adding unearned affection (which is an advanced variable) won't negatively impact the game, but you still lose affection.

The cheat turns off the affection loss. My issue has never been with getting the affection, it's the tedious nature of having to talk to each LI every five days to prevent loss that makes turning off the loss much better than just editing it back up. Especially since I don't feel like a PQ save is complete until every available child's bed has a named kid in it.

 

[duclamle]

No, I use RpgMakerSaveEdit, if you google it, you should be able to find a link back to F95Zone, where you can download it. It bypasses the wait times of the online versions, plus has some features that saveeditoronline doesn't. Though it only works for RPGM titles, where online works for several game engines.

Mods are a different story. With save editing, I am only modifying a save, not the program itself. So it's really easy to keep a back up save if I am doing something I don't know is completely okay to do.

Installing a mod irreversibly changes the game's program, it also permanently changes the save. This is more sketchy, because the mod has to be tailored to the program version, and since it alters the save, it may effect the saves ability to run in future versions of the game. Way more chance to run a save file.

Though you can mess up things with a save editor, like if I edited in the windmill key, it would break the questline, because I would never be able to start Rosie's quest or successfully get the key from the guy by the windmill. I actually did this once, by editing in flour before I unlocked the ability to make flour. I could still advance Rosy, but those two quests where unattainable, because the game knew I could get wheat. A good rule is that if you can get something naturally in game once, it is okay to edit it in after.

Following that rule you usually can't go wrong with editing inventory, editing variables under the advanced tab is different. You really want to know the game before you get to experimental with that. In this case, adding unearned affection (which is an advanced variable) won't negatively impact the game, but you still lose affection.

The cheat turns off the affection loss. My issue has never been with getting the affection, it's the tedious nature of having to talk to each LI every five days to prevent loss that makes turning off the loss much better than just editing it back up. Especially since I don't feel like a PQ save is complete until every available child's bed has a named kid in it.

That's a lot things to read. English is not my mother tongue nor my second language, so I can't process all the information you wrote. But I can roughly guess what you mean that gallery/cheat mods will corrupt the game and save, while in-game cheats won't, right?

 

[Apartment817]

That's a lot things to read. English is not my mother tongue nor my second language, so I can't process all the information you wrote. But I can roughly guess what you mean that gallery/cheat mods will corrupt the game and save, while in-game cheats won't, right?

Correct. But don't add inventory items you don't have the ability to get on your own. Like don't add Phallus Giganticus until you can make them. Don't add an Enhanced Fertility Potion until you have the recipe. Once you can make them in-game you are fine. But adding them before they are unlocked in-game can break game progression.

It would still be wise to keep saves before you edit, until you are comfortable with what you are doing.

 

[duclamle]

Correct. But don't add inventory items you don't have the ability to get on your on. Like don't add Phallus Giganticus until you can make them. Don't add an Enhanced Fertility Potion until you have the recipe. Once you can make them in-game you are fine. But adding them before they are unlocked in-game can break game progression.

It would still be wise to keep saves before you edit, until you are comfortable with what you are doing.

Thanks, I just need to turn off affection degrading. About others, I like to figure it out myself.

 

[DomWolf]

So does editing affection cause a negative impact on the game, like the game crashing or the characters having broken dialogue?

Don't edit Quest items. If u give yourself, for example, 99 Queen Spider Eggs you'll get trapped in a loop cutscene until ALL 99 have hatched...

 

[Rambai]

I played this game a few years ago, and there was a tool or cheat engine I could use inside the game to increase money, change stats, health points, increase MC movement speed, and most importantly even teleport to different part of map. I've searched a lot, but I can't find it anymore. Does anyone know anything about it? It was a long time ago, and I can't remember the name at all.

 

[Apartment817]

I played this game a few years ago, and there was a tool or cheat engine I could use inside the game to increase money, change stats, health points, increase MC movement speed, and most importantly even teleport to different part of map. I've searched a lot, but I can't find it anymore. Does anyone know anything about it? It was a long time ago, and I can't remember the name at all.

Most of that is no longer in game, finish the Waystones Part II quest and you will get fast travel.

For the ingame cheat that is there, look at the last two pages of the walkthrough.

(Yes, DomWolf kicking myself for not thinking of looking for the affection loss cheat there now. )

 

[M3ntir]

Most of that is no longer in game, finish the Waystones Part II quest and you will get fast travel.

For the ingame cheat that is there, look at the last two pages of the walkthrough.

(Yes, DomWolf kicking myself for not thinking of looking for the affection loss cheat there now. )

Sidenote, Tinkerer found time to check your issues, indeed there was a check missing that resulted in 2 imps.

 

[DomWolf]

So in this next update I can pretty much say without a doubt that we will be fighting Knights again, as there seems to be a tournament of sorts in one of the sneak peaks. I wonder if Guards will be a new enemy type or if their will be a return of stealth? Mabey MC might have to get through an area without being spotted by the guards.

Also would be interesting if the Baron is the final boss encounter or if MC will remove him with more guile? I'm excited for these Baron Updates cos the Bandit conspiracy cropped up so long ago (I couldn't tell u what update off the top of my head) & Cath has just been this mysterious figure we assumed would play a role. I feel like we are finally getting something out of that plot seed!

 

[YuhShinyu]

I like the whole game and the story is reeling me in from extreme delight; the story telling, lore and that world setting are extremely good. (Besides the obvious h scenes lol) and the mc is so damn likeable, the only thing I don't like is the roll a dice game where you guess if it's lower or higher than 7 ugh so frustrating. makes me wanna k word tom.

 

[duclamle]

Can I ask how many quests there are in the game in total?

 

[duclamle]

I like the whole game and the story is reeling me in from extreme delight; the story telling, lore and that world setting are extremely good. (Besides the obvious h scenes lol) and the mc is so damn likeable, the only thing I don't like is the roll a dice game where you guess if it's lower or higher than 7 ugh so frustrating. makes me wanna k word tom.

We can get a magic dice, bro. It makes the game easier for us.

 

[YuhShinyu]

I like the whole game and the story is reeling me in from extreme delight; the story telling, lore and that world setting are extremely good. (Besides the obvious h scenes lol) and the mc is so damn likeable, the only thing I don't like is the roll a dice game where you guess if it's lower or higher than 7 ugh so frustrating. makes me wanna k word tom.

Wasted 30 minutes of my day for a single roll a dice game! I just so wanna kill this guy and get it over with makes me wanna puch my laptop screen UGH!

 

[YuhShinyu]

We can get a magic dice, bro. It makes the game easier for us.

well thanks, the walkthrough I'm tryna follow didn't say anthing bout that.

 

[duclamle]

well thanks, the walkthrough I'm tryna follow didn't say anthing bout that.

You can get it while you are rescuing Thomas.

 

[YuhShinyu]

You can get it while you are rescuing Thomas.

I dont have it with me and I check evey damn nook and cranny of that bandit dungeon

 

[M3ntir]

I dont have it with me and I check evey damn nook and cranny of that bandit dungeon

Was on the table, BUT if you go into the city and kill bandits on the rightside. they can drop it (was fix for those who forgot to grab the dice the first time)

 

[YuhShinyu]

Was on the table, BUT if you go into the town and kill bandits on the rightside. they can drop it (was fix for those who forgot to grab the dice the first time)

Thanks a lot will do that now!