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PC: Cheats, Codes and Walkthroughs: Cutthroats: Terror on the High Seas |
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Cheat mode:
Note: This procedure involves editing a game file; create a backup copy of
the file before proceeding. Use a text editor to edit the "PlayConsum.txt""
file in the game's "\data\econ" folder. Set all values to zeros so the
entries appear as:
Sup Weight(lbs) Per person
Food 0
Fruit 0
Pork 0
Rum 0
This allows you to sail as long as needed as long as at least one ton of
those supplies are present. Note: The "Fruit" and "Livestock" commodities
will still be used by the crew.
Tips:-
Never drop your sails in battle--there's just no need. Maneuverability is
always important when you need to get your other cannon facing toward the
enemy as quickly as possible.
When you begin an adventure, loot towns first to get enough money to buy
another small ship (approximately 1,500 gold pieces, depending on the
port) before you go off to try your hand at open-water battles.
Before you start in on a long series of sea battles, recruit as many
sailors as you can fit onboard; you'll need them for the boarding
operation against even a minor opponent.
Before you disburse your plunder to end an adventure, head out for one
last strike on the open seas to kill off a few of your crewmen (and bring
in some extra cash). That will make your split much more attractive once
you reach port.
When going after a ship, begin by switching to Chain Shot, and attack only
the sails for a few passes (that will slow the enemy ship down). Pull back
and switch to Grape Shot, and hammer away at the deck (that will kill off
enemy crewmen). Once you've made a good number of strikes, issue the
grapple order and begin boarding--hopefully, the odds will now be in your
favor.
You may find things easier if you stick to a single ship and upgrade,
rather than increasing your fleet (besides, you'll have less worries about
doling out the plunder later with fewer pirates under your care).
Whenever you get a ship to surrender, secure it and take it to port to
sell. Don't press the crew into service; they'll mutiny on you at the most
inconvenient time.
If you do sail into combat with multiple ships, you can cut down on the
chaos by controlling the lead ship and allowing the computer to control
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