To fix this issue you should backup all your saves and edit each with the same values. It may also take values from other autosaves. The game may also not only load data from the most recent save file, but the manual also saves. For street cred you should try getting more, and hopefully, it will recognize the new value.
Now just load the game to witness the changes you have made.ĭuring the time of editing out folder had 1 manual save and no autosaves, and 1 save slot ingame.Ĭertain values may need to be changed in-game to recognize file changes. “bodyGender”: “Female”, “brainGender”: “Female”.
“bodyGender”: “Male”, “brainGender”: “Male”.Now to change these values you simply edit them, for example, if you wish to change physical gender and the pronouns your character uses change bodyGender and brain gender from “Male” to “Female” like this: Gender, current quest, position, and life path. The information in this file should align with your current game state e.g. eu4 suffix and loading it in the game, it seems to have worked - I now have that idea! So thanks for the nudge to look at what the savegame file looks like - I haven't noticed the zip header before.Open the file whose title contains the metadata within your saves folder with a text editor of your choice, for this guide we will be using notepad++. These files seem to be in the correct text format, full of "foo = " block in "gamestate" file, where I increased influence_ideas (that's the affected idea group) variable by 1.Īfter creating a new zipfile with the three files and.
My savegame seemed like an opaque data file, perhaps that's specific to the Linux version of the game? Anyway, I noticed that it has a zip header, so I unpacked it as a zip file, and got three files: "gamestate", "meta", "ai". My savegame is a converted game from Crusader Kings 2, so achievements are already out of question.
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