Choose your path carefully – the Imperium depends on it. Your every decision will shape the missions ahead and ultimately decide the fate of the troops under your command in over 50 hand-crafted missions. Customize your team, manage resources, discover long-forgotten tech, and control your Tech-Priests’ every move. As Magos Dominus Faustinius, you’ll lead the expedition on the newly rediscovered Necron planet of Silva Tenebris. I have no idea what will happen if it's not.Take control of one of the most technologically advanced armies in the Imperium – The Adeptus Mechanicus.
Make sure the # is equal to the number of skill points spent. This only makes it available to you.Īt the end of the skill tree there is a line that says. NOTE: This does not change what you have equipped on your Techpriest. I'm not sure which "chosenSlot" number equals which armor part, so you may have to fiddle with it. For example, if you were modifying the 2nd skill point, you might do it like this. As long as you don't repeat a number in the "chosenSlot" parameter, you should be okay.
Remember that the 2nd, 4th, 6th, and 8th skill points give you a piece of armor. Modifying the first zero to a one spends a skill point. Each skill point will have it's own entry that looks like this. The first tree is the Explorator, the last is the Dominus. Each of the six trees will have their own section. This begins the skill tree selection for that character. In my case it was "Magos Shootemintheface"Īssuming you're using notepad to navigate your save file, do a search for keyword "shoot" Name your character something that's easy to look up. It will still count the points you're spending on the total, but you can't upgrade that tree. Once you've done that, you can't spend any more points in that tree, and your character stops displaying correctly. Apparently, if you click fast enough, it's possible to get the game to write a 2 into the number of points you've spent on an upgrade. I also figured out why it flipped out to begin with. It was better than restarting or ignoring that character, especially since I had so much invested in him already. I figured out how to manually flip the bits so it would give me the upgrades I had paid for and gave myself 9999 blackstone for my troubles. The upgrade count was 16 but I only had 12 upgrades. So, I just spent some time reading over the save file data.Īs it turns out it was shorting me about 4 upgrade points. Honestly, I think the game should autosave after each mission anyway.Ī way to respec would be great! I'd even welcome a "gamey" way to do it, like an item or blackstone cost. It's why I highly recommend saving after each mission. It basically makes the techpriest in question unusable, permanently. Originally posted by Whelp:I encountered this bug a couple of times.
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