For Honor Cheat Engine Steel

[Giraldo Allain]

Edit1I think I managed to replicate the problem. I was using 7.4 and 7.5 CE and the script turned out as file0, file1, and file2 . My initial file was save using 7.5.2 CE, not sure if that cause the problem. Will post a fix on the main post and keep this as a reminder for my future table.

Creating cheat for a hobby, not obligated for requests or update.

My ct will always be free to be shared without removing the credit or where it originally came from.

Anyone can update in case I'm not doing this anymore.

Oh, I think I removed that because I thought it was a duplicate of renown, my bad. You can download the v1.0 and copy paste from there and rename it honor. Might fix it later when I'm a bit free with some additional features .

Thanks for the quick reply

I tried that and it shows 2 renown options, one is my actual renown and the other shows a number that doesnt fit my honors or anything

I dunno what it actually edits but its not the honor

I noticed that the new table actually removed the "real" renown option

The 1.0 has the correct renown and the wrong one that isnt honor either, the new table only has the wrong renown option

I did some digging and found that the honor offset of +178 was correct but when I loaded another post-endgame save, the offset changed, which was puzzling because both were the same save file, just at different progression stages. I might create a separate script for honor, as they both access the same address.

Edit1: Update table in the main post. Hopefully it fixed the renown and honor with a few additional new pointer like changing name, color, etc. Finish the game last week and unless someone give feedback, I'm just going to assume everything a-ok .

On the off-chance that anyone thought it was a bluff, a message posted recently in the For Honor subreddit made clear that it was not. In it, Ubisoft announced that the first round of warnings about AFK farming was issued last week, and the first wave of bans went out yesterday, leaving roughly 1500 players out of the action for three days. New warnings have also gone out to another 4000 AFK farmers.

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