Conflict Global Storm Save Game

[Jen Ondrey]

While the U.S. military was gearing up for a battle in Iraq, CONFLICT: DESERT STORM's developers were putting the finishing touches on what turns out to be an engaging but slightly generic game. Although the game is set in Iraq during the first Gulf War, it has little to do with the actual conflict or with any of the historical events of the war. The player is dropped in the desert alone and must elude or kill multiple Iraqi soldiers before rescuing a soldier from an Iraqi prison. That soldier is the beginning of a four-person team that will go on to other missions.

Conflict Global Storm Save Game
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Conflict: Global Terror's single-player campaign involves a lengthy, 14-mission campaign that will take you all around the globe, from steamy South American jungles to snowy Himalayan mountain passes, on over to the streets of South Korea. Each mission takes place on a fairly large map, and you'll need to complete a series of objectives (that often change midmission) in order to complete the level. Each mission can take quite a while to complete, but the size of the level is only part of the reason why. One issue is that the game doesn't include autosave checkpoints. You're given a limited number of save games per mission, and you'll need to use these judiciously. The problem is that you don't know how each mission is going to play out ahead of time--so you may end up holding onto your save-game chances for too long, and put yourself in a bad position later in a mission because you're running low on ammunition or health packs. Conversely, if you use up all your save games up front, you may find yourself wishing you saved one or two when some unforeseen tough spots come up at the tail end of a long mission. This type of guessing game can result in a number of extra mission restarts, making the game a little more frustrating than it needs to be.

The squad based shooter Conflict: Global Terror is the fourth installment in the Conflict series. The game is vastly enhanced over the previous Conflict games with new graphics, missions, weapons, and features. The missions are based on modern day Counter-Terrorism Operations spanning across the globe with different fictional terror groups. As in any global fight on terror you must put an end to tyranny and prevent terrorists from destabilizing the world. Your squad is no stranger to combat and in Conflict: Global Terror you'll battle the new terror force 'March 33' descendents from the ODESSA Nazis. Many gamers would think that this being the fourth game in the series, it might be some of the same old game play. Well Conflict: Global Terror is not the case. New improvements make this a pretty decent and enjoyable squad based shooter.

Conflict: Global Terror has some sore points like no auto save, and a terrible grenade implementation but I must say this game is quite fun. In many instances I kept telling myself, "just five more minutes." From a military aspect, it's fairly accurate, and the storyline is written well. I definitely think Conflict veterans need to grab this title, and for Conflict rookies its a game that must be sampled. I recommend this game to military enthusiasts everywhere. You'll find yourself playing more and more each time. Sure, Conflict: Global Terror is not a perfect game, but it keeps you entertained. It is worth a try and a decent addition to any military collection.



Unlike the sort of counter-terrorist operations we see on, say, 24, where one sweaty man and his mates down the pub cause all manner of world-threatening craziness, the March 33 mob in Conflict Global Storm number in their thousands. In one of CGS's 14 missions you'll often encounter in excess of 150 enemies in the 30-45 minutes it usually takes to inch your way through the chaos. Even at a conservative estimate, that's about three enemy encounters per minute, although it's usually much more than that - it's the old calm-before-the-(conflict global) storm syndrome.

After griping about the AI and nodding sagely about the controls, is it really that bad a game? Well, no. If you stop and accept the game for what it is, and play by its rules, as opposed to the rules you think it should have, then it's another Conflict game you can chip away at over 10/12 hours and feel fairly satisfied. The limited save mechanic, we feel, strikes the right balance between being able to save anywhere, and forcing you to be a disciplined player. As a consequence, it does heighten the tension of creeping into uncharted territory, and probably makes it a much more compelling game than the procession it would turn into if you could simply save anywhere, as often as you like.

Jones is the only character to have a significantly different character model between the Conflict: Desert storm and Conflict: Global storm games. In the Desert storm games, he looks to be one of the oldest members of the team and dons a unique combat helmet for every mission save ones in which he is a prisoner of war.

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Displaying Cheats Menu
From Main menu, hold down left shift key while typing "desertwatch" (excludequotes). Look at Option menu for the cheats.
God Mode and Debug Options
This method requires hex editing and DECOMPRESSED VERSION of desertstorm.exefile. Open this file with hex editor and find "-f -d" string (without quotes)or "2d66202d6400" (linear hexadecimal notation), then do one of these:
1. Replace with "-f-d-j" (2d662d642d6a00) to activating god mode.
2. Replace with "-f-d-m" (2d662d642d6d00) to activating debug options.
Notes:
You cannot set all those four switches together (-f-d-j-m) because the switchesstring length are limited to 8 bytes including null-terminated code (00 hex).However, if both god mode and debug options are needed, you may remove -fswitch (become -d-j-m) which causing the game to displaying a dialog box forchoosing game starting module (default is frontend.dll).
God Mode Enabled (supplied with -j switch)
During gameplay, press K key to toggle god mode on/off. Be sure you didn'tmapped K key with one of keyboard assignment mapper functions. A short messagewill be displayed at the top of the screen when K key is pressed. "TogglePlayer Damage OFF" means god mode activated. God mode applied to all teammembers. Probably won't works on MP (multi player) game.
Debug Options Enabled (supplied with -m switch)
During gameplay, press combined keystrokes as listed below. Note that, mostkeystrokes has no effect until you activating Debug Mappings (Shift+SLASH). Besure you didn't mapped most of these keystrokes on keyboard assignment mapperfunctions, they overrides your key assignment settings. Some debug keystrokescan be disabled by displaying pause menu (press Esc key) during gameplay. Nostatus indicator displayed when you press these keystokes, so be sure youremember the keystroke last state, especially with toggled function. Somekeystrokes probably won't works on single player game.
Functions Keystrokes
Toggle Debug Mappings Activation Left Shift+SLASH/QMARK
Toggle MP Logging Left Shift+D
Toggle Routing Debug Mode Left Shift+R
Toggle Language Left Shift+L
Toggle Joypad Controls Left Shift+X
Toggle Grunt Swithing Mode Left Ctrl+A
Toggle Client Debug Output Left Ctrl+E
Toggle Freeze on Ghost Trail Left Ctrl+F
Toggle MP Ghost Highlight Left Ctrl+G
Toggle Widescreen Left Ctrl+N
Enable New Sound Samples Left Ctrl+Q
Reset Ammo Left Ctrl+R
Toggle Server Debug Output Left Ctrl+S
Toggle MP Ghost Trail Left Ctrl+T
Disable New Sound Samples Left Ctrl+W
Zero Ammo Left Ctrl+Z
Jump to Next Local Player Left Ctrl+Z (MP)
Fire Vehicle Weapon Left Alt+F (can cause slow motion)
Toggle Bar Graph Display Right Ctrl+B
Toggle Player Collision Spheres Right Ctrl+C
Toggle Health Bar Display Right Ctrl+J
Toggle Octree Nodes Display Right Ctrl+O
Toggle Quad Tree Display Right Ctrl+Q
Mission Successfull Right Alt+M (*)
Kill Selected Grunt (Suicide mode) Right Alt+K
Toggle Interface Filter Right Alt+I
Increase Selected Grunt Experience Points Right Alt+E (*)
Set Screen Mode to Briefing Right Alt+B
Shadow Long Numpad Up
Shadow Short Numpad Down
Torso Right Numpad Right
Torso Left Numpad Left
Graphic Flag Numpad 5
Toggle Vehicle State Info Numpad PgDn
Resurrect Teams (Respawn) Numpad Home (*)
Change Skin Texture Numpad Multiply
Toggle Cheat Input On Numpad Enter (nothing happens???)
Scroll In Up
Scroll Out Down
Scroll Right Right
Scroll Left Left
Quad Tree Display Zoom In PgUp
Quad Tree Display Zoom Out PgDn
Speed Up Time Ins (*)
Slow Down Time Del (*)
Toggle Terminal Message Window Tilde
Jump selected grunt to Specific Location 1-9 (*)
Change Grunt Data Display 0(Zero)
Toggle Shadows A
Toggle Enemy AI B (*)
Toggle Camera State C
Scroll Up I
Scroll Zone J
Scroll Down M
Increase Experience O (*)
Decrease Experience P (*)
Toggle Route Marker Display T
Toggle Interface Scalling U (may causing game freeze)
Toggle Unlimited Ammo V (*)
Toggle Time Freeze X
Toggle Targetting Reverse Y
Toggle Grunt State Info Z
Toggle Lighting F2
Increase FOV F3
Decrease FOV F4
Toggle Sense Display F5 (nothing happens???)
Toggle Enemy Sense Display F6 (nothing happens???)
Toggle Player Sense Display F7 (nothing happens???)
Toggle Time Steps F8 (nothing happens???)
Toggle Interface F9 (nothing happens???)
Toggle Wireframe F10
Toggle Rendering Left Ctrl+F10 (nothing happens???)
Write Player State Left Ctrl+F11 (nothing happens???)
Read Player State Left Ctrl+F12 (nothing happens???)
Note: Keystrokes marked with asterisk (*) are interested for cheating.
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