Hard difficulty is "Director's Cut".Īre you sure you don't see a My Games folder anywhere if you go to Documents? If you have a My Games folder there should be an Aliens versus Predator folder, and in the AvP folder there should be an User_Profiles folder. Normal/Default difficulty is "Realistic". Because that's how I always do it when things get too hard.Įasy difficulty is "Training". So here's my advice, always start the game by playing on the easiest difficulty first to see if you can get the hang of it, then if you start to get better, play on the default or normal difficulty. In fact, the first version of the game didn't even support cheat commands, because "debug mode" wasn't available, it was subsequently added in a patch (Build 0.98), then later they released AvP Gold Edition which has all that available by default. Rather instead, the game only credits and "saves" the game after the player had completed a mission and if they can't do that even on the easiest difficulty, then they'll have to keep playing and learn the level over and over from the beginning. It's also because the very first version of the game did not even provide an in-game save function. Rather they wanted the game to be as hard and difficult as possible at the time, and those that aren't able to keep up with it's learning curve either gave up, or used hacks like trainer programs to "cheat" their way through the game. Realize that the developers weren't so forgiving at the time when they first released the game.
You can test this and you'll see what I mean.Īnd once "debug mode" is enabled you can't save no matter what you do, the game simply won't allow it.īut that's also why they adjusted and change the savegames function to be unlimited rather than limited. Otherwise, if you try and enter any of the cheat commands such as for "God mode" when you don't have "debug mode" enabled/toggled, then it simply won't work or take effect. The "cheat' commands are only available and accessible when "debug mode" is toggled and enabled first. Because the way the developers had made it at the time. I can't seem to find where the profile is stored! Unfortunately, no. I suppose if I can't do it the other way then that should work fairly well, except that I still might not be able to accomplish some of the specific missions and would instead have to just skip them.ĮDIT: Thanks though, because that's a whole lot easier than trying to kill the seemingly infinite aliens in predator mission 3! But the directory that you specify doesn't exist.
However, I hadn't thought of just using a profile which is preset to have all missions available. You didn't address that specific issue, but I think you might be implying that I can't do it, which seems like a really stupid way for it to be implemented. HeresMyAccount: Well I know I can't save while using debug mode, which is why I'm wondering if there's a way to disabling the debug mode while playing so that I can save.
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