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Update DB Fusions codes/pointers for 2.2.0 #61
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Now with the new pointers and better (and simpler) sanity checks I have quite a few more codes, but they could break online/encourage cheating an unfair advantage (like changing character abilities) and/or require precise non-consecutive values to work (most rely on personal preference, such as looks - others will crash the game with bad values)
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Update DB Fusions codes/pointers for 2.2.0
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Now with the new 2.2.0 pointers and better[, simpler] sanity checks
I have quite a few more codes, but they could break online/encourage cheating an unfair advantage (like changing character abilities) and/or require precise non-consecutive values to work (most rely on personal preference, such as looks - others will crash the game with bad values)