If you directly edit this game's .html file (or indeed the .html file of any game made in the Harlowe variant of Twine) you can enable console commands to edit any variable directly, similar to the default behaviour of the Sugarcube version of Twine. Simply add the following code to the Javascript section of the page:Question about cheating from a cheater who cheats:
For a while I could hit "L" (or maybe CTRL-L, but no matter as neither work for me) and have a dialog box. I used it "curb qualify" the various chads, lads, and fuckboys. Since the last update (and patches) this has gone away and I'm left sending my PokeThot into her missions without proper recon. So - where the 'ell is the "L"?
JavaScript:
if (!window.harlowe){
window.harlowe = {"State": State};
}
/* twine-user-script #2: "external scripts that rely on jquery" */
) is a valid location for this.Then, open the newly edited .html file, and the full list of variables can be accessed and modified from your browser's console (F12) via the following command:
JavaScript:
harlowe.State.variables