No more time (or passion) wasted begging for it back everytime you get interrupted by, well, anything other than the job itself.įinally, in case I didn't mention it before, any card without a timer can be stacked, including cards that you modify to be timer-free. Of course if you delete the vitality timers that works almost as well.Īlso handy is deleting the timers on the Clerk job, so that you can just ignore it and come back to it when you dang well feel like it. Speaking of things you can edit out completely, you can just delete the lines for the clock/time verb for sickness and never worry about getting sick again. Sadly I couldn't figure that particular method out, so I went a little overkill and just zapped the decay out completely. What I was actually looking for was a way to just ease up on the clock/money grind a bit so that I didn't have worry about ending up a begger before I could take out Mr.Alden. I'm familiar with the 'just give yourself a zillion gold' trick - it's been posted plenty of times before, but starting off as a lottery winner wasn't what I was looking for. Hirelings can be made permanent as well, as mentioned before, which is a good way to stock up on potential prisoners while going from Ascention 3 to 6. It can also be done for summons, which is useful because they are far too much of hassel to aquire to watch vanish in three minutes flat IMHO. This is most useful for glimmering, erudition and vitality, as it allows you to bank those cards indefinitely. I've also found that you can just delete the timers off almost anything. As before, this allows the clock to run like normal without draining your funds. Which is why I ammended my original post to the cleaner, second method of just removing the 'greedy' trait from the clock verb. Just remember to change it back before starting a new game. Heck, you could even squeak by just doing menial labor now (which has it's perks, by the way - it never gets you any attention from the Inquisition and you can't be fired). Y'know, buying usefull stuff and funding expeditions. But now all your cash is yours to spend how you want to. Now you can take your time & only work when you want to.

it will be one million seconds (about twelve days of real time, in case you were wondering) before that annoying verb grabs more of your hard-earned cash. The clock will still be running as normal, for now, as it's still in the last cycle. Save it, close NotePad++, head back to the game and reload. YourSteamDirectory/steamapps/common/Cultist Simulator/StreamingAssets/Core/recipies/ time.json <- Open this with NotePad++Ĭhange this to whatever you want, say a million or so. Now open your computer and look for this: If you freeze the clock before they've unlocked then they never will. By this I mean get to the point where you've started the 9-to-5 grind for your job, exploration, study and dreaming are all unlocked, along with your first point of health, reason and passion. Important: Make sure that you've already unlocked all your verbs and basic story before you do this, otherwise you'll break your game. The fixed version of this is a few posts down. Edited: This method causes problems, but I'm leaving it here for posterity & to admit that I can mistakes.

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