Can Testing Cheats really damage your game?
So, I've been playing the Sims Medieval for a little while. I haven't gotten very far yet, but I decided to use testing cheats, because there were times when I was sick of my sims needing to fill thei...
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I also play with the cheat on. If I could turn it on and off in-game, I would. But like someone else already mentioned, you have to edit a file to turn the testing cheats on.
So far I only had one bugged game where I skipped a few quest goals at the beginning of a quest. But that's about it. An older save worked for me, I always 'save as' when I begin a new quest. So I don't take short cuts in quests anymore. ;)
I mostly use the cheats for decorating purposes, occasionally giving a hero a friend and to teleport my sims when I'm tired of losing time while walking through my kingdom. It's a shame our heroes don't have horses.
@Sindocat What happens to your basecamp at the forest when you start a quest that puts items there? I don't remember the name, but there is at least one quest that places items near the forest entrance.
So far I only had one bugged game where I skipped a few quest goals at the beginning of a quest. But that's about it. An older save worked for me, I always 'save as' when I begin a new quest. So I don't take short cuts in quests anymore. ;)
I mostly use the cheats for decorating purposes, occasionally giving a hero a friend and to teleport my sims when I'm tired of losing time while walking through my kingdom. It's a shame our heroes don't have horses.
@Sindocat What happens to your basecamp at the forest when you start a quest that puts items there? I don't remember the name, but there is at least one quest that places items near the forest entrance.
