With runes, you can put them on anyone through the 'Attach' menu in the Castle Rune Shop, and you can sharpen anybody's weapon with Tessai. The preferred code plays a track with no intro, and it ends much earlier, so it syncs up far better with her 'lip' movements.Īs far as I can tell, there's no handy menu for equipping a piece of armor you've found to any character. The old code was replacing the song reference with the index of a longer cut (for the theatre?). This code fixes the proper cut of the song. They did the wrong channel here, as well. Obviously, we can't do that, so this just corrects the channel. As far as I can tell, they fixed it in the PAL version by just repacking the data properly. It looks like the offset was right, but they had the channel wrong.

It doesn't look like the major battles are done that way, probably because some loading delay is to be expected, even if the CD audio has to seek to the farthest reaches. A lot of the story-related music is scattered around a bit to optimize seek times during scripts it seems. I only tested in the Muse battle, but it should fix all of them, as long as there aren't multiple entries. This fixes the CD position data so that the first war song will play (it's numbered first in the OST and is #7 in the array, while the familiar music is #8). This fixes the bug, and the actual song plays.Įdit 2: See below for a better Annallee code. One of the most popular Emulators for the Ps1 is ePSXe and if you’d like to learn how to use the codes on this page for that Emulator, check out how to get cheat codes to work with the ePSXe guide.One lousy byte wrong in the NTSC version. Anyone using an Emulator will have a much easier time getting these codes to work (assuming your Emulator supports them). People using a physical console will need to purchase a physical CodeBreaker/Gameshark device to use the codes. Whether you’re playing this game on a physical console or an emulator will determine how you use the codes found on this page. This page contains CodeBreaker/Gameshark cheat codes for Suikoden 2 for Playstation 1.

I’m sure it modifies all damage the characters deal I hope to set it to 50/75%.

The other code I was looking into was this one: I was hoping to get it to 75%, but I’m not sure how. If multipliers and divisors in powers of two aren’t precise enough, I can look into that. It’s possible to get the factors more OK in both codes– 3x, x/3, etc.– it just takes some wedging and additional code lines. If you set? To 1, it’s x/2, 2 is x/4, 3 is x/8 and so on. Looking for people that understand how Gameshark work and can help me modify these codes: I stumbled upon some Gameshark codes that I think may work to increase the difficulty. Hey guys, I was looking into making Suikoden 2 harder so that I could enjoy another playthrough.

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