Giants – Citizen Kabuto
Cheat Codes:
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Submitted by: Guntur Wibowo
The following is For Giants: Citizen Kabuto Mecc Demo but I think It will
work in the full game because the full game cheat codes work in the demo.
Ok here it is…
This is a way to clime mountains, while playing the mecc story activate
your jump jet (sorry for the term but I am a mechwarrior guru) and push
forward and keep pushing forward and try to run up the cracks. and just
keep holding down the jet button and the forward button and if you have
the nitro use it as well.
TIP:
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* Use your zoom button and the weapon you have in slot 2 and shoot you enemies
in the head and watch how fast they die.
* If you want to get a lot of enemies to show up at one time shoot the
building(s) that they are associated with i.e.: a barracks and the 'reaper
guards’.houses and the 'sea reapermen’
Restore energy:
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In base missions while playing as Delphi, to get soul energy swim in the
water. Your soul energy will go up.
Defeating Kabuto’s offspring:
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When you first see Kabuto as the Mecc, stay on the rim of the strange
bowl-type object. Shoot their weak spot just before they shoot their
projectile attack.
Vimp Souls:
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In base missions while playing as Delphi, it is not necessary to hunt
Vimps. You can also get soul energy from Sea Reapermen and the two
kinds of Rippers that can burrow (but not the ones that approach the
base along with the Reapermen.) In other words, you can hang around
and defend your base while still powering the Persuader very nicely.
With anything you kill, including Vimps, you must get close to the
body before it disappears to get the soul energy (fairly easy, but a
complete non-issue if you use the knife.) The soul gauge is located
between the spell icons.
Debug mode:
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Press T or Y during game play, then type MasterDebug as a case-sensitive
code. Press [Keypad Asterisk] to toggle debug mode. Press ~ while in
debug mode to display the debug menu. Alternately, start the game with
the -GCKMasterDebug case-sensitive command line parameter.
Note: Debug mode can only be enabled in v1.0 of the game and was removed
on subsequent patches.
Eliminating the Trees to Help Performance:
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Even on high end machines this game runs pretty poorly. If you can’t tell the
difference between gameplay and a picture show, you might try shooting up
some of the trees. Shooting the trees lowers the polygon count a bit, which
will greatly improve performance. Keep on shooting them to destroy them entirely.
Remember, one tree won’t make much difference, but clear out a forest and you’d
be surprised how much smoother the game runs.
