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It’s been a while since I’ve touched on codings for visual basic. Let’s see… now is 2008, and the last time I’ve made an IP Chat and Schedule Organizer program was back in 2003.
Today, I’m releasing a flash game trainer for a certain game called Ultimate Defense. It’s a strategic game that allows you to use more of your brain on how to stop monsters from escaping your wrath. Heehee…
The game was created by Likwid Games Studios [ official website ], and the sprites used for it’s army is from a Super Nintendo Game called Ogre Battle (which is one of my favorite role playing strategy game ever).
The trainer which you can download it via this link, is quite different from most of the overdone trainers release on the internet. Most trainer allow you to change the values from 100 to 9999999999999999999 which is, sorry to say this, pathetically ridiculous. It is much better then not playing at all.
You still can hack your HP, MP and Gold, but…
- I’ve limit it to 4 numeric digit only, which means the max is 9999.
- You can’t enter Alpha characters into the fields.
- If you use the ‘cheat’, the status will change to CHEATER in red (on purpose).
A cheat is a cheat…. I know.
For those who wondering if I always use cheats or sharks for my games, the answer would be…
Unless the game is a strategy and the enemy has storm me really… I mean really really badly till I get so worked up, only then I’ll use cheats.
Why? It’s payback time.
PS: If you planning to play fair, you can head over to Likwid Games Studios and play the “untrained” version. |
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