Ok for all you people out there, I'm right now in the process of creating a trainer for the single player portion of the game. If you have any experience with this sort of work, feel free to make some suggestions. Right now this trainer will have God mode, infinite ammo, infinite gernades, and others as I think of them. I know the game has debugging protection, but i think Ive come up with a way to circumvent this. So if you would like to help in anyway, just let me know.
There has already been a trainer released, 4 months ago.
http://h2v.halomaps.org/index.cfm?pg=3&fid=2186
Re-inventing the wheel :P
I know there has been a trainer released but from what I can remember this trainer stopped working with the Oct update to Halo 2 if im not mistaken. Im simply writing another one that with work with the current version of the game
The best trainer is practice. Whats the point of playing if your cheating? Just my opinion.
Oh wait theres the achievement thing. But if your cheating your not really achieving anything are you?
Sorry i hate trainers. I dont even know why there called trainers, they just make you bad at a game.
They should be called Cheat Engines!
Owait, theres already a Cheat Engine...
Do you have any experience with making trainers or programming? Right now, you've got a lot of "it'll do this" and "it'll do that," and some "I'm looking for help."
who says everyone that uses a trainer is a newbie?Originally Posted by johnnyblaz20
Yup, I made one me and my friends used for battlefield 2 and also the orignal half life. Code injections, pointers, everthing like that. What makes this different is when you try to debug and dissassemble, it causes the halo2.exe file to crash. Its what makes me once again want to put my middle finger up to microsoft. And I was asking for any suggestions, not for help per say. The only thing i would ask for help on is the built in anti cheat mechanism. If anyone has any suggestions on that. Feel free to post them and Ill give them a try. ive already found the beginning hex values for unlimited ammo in the clip, which would allow you to keep firing without reloading. It works, but the value changes at every checkpoint, so without being able to disassemble, it makes it a little difficult
Stop there and think for a minute. Not everyone uses cheats because they're too noob to beat a game. I ALWAYS beat the game on the hardest setting the honest way, and then...I turn on cheats like god mode and "spice up" the gameplay.
For example, in Half-Life 2 I've turned on god mode and used nothing but the crowbar for the entire game, except at spots where certain weapons MUST be used.
In the CMT Halo mod, I used infinite ammo to make some pretty glorious explosions happen all at once, and succeeded in launching the Scorpion sky high. I even used god mode once, charged into a group of Flood, and ran around until they all gunned EACH OTHER down. Was I cheating? Yes. Was I using the cheat because I was too noob? No. Was I having fun that I normally couldn't have without cheats? Hell yeah.
The real purpose of cheats is to be able to RE-play a game in an abnormal manner. I support this guy's trainer project, because I've been itching to do explosive-aided jumps in H2V the way I could do so in Halo Custom Edition. Or play around when being 100% surrounded by enemies. Cheats can make the gameplay hilariously fun in ways that wouldn't be possible when the game is played the honest way.
Last edited by Mr Buckshot; November 19th, 2007 at 01:34 AM.
I never beat the game on hard, I just use trainers on easy my first try! Im a rebel...
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