Every Dungeon Siege cheat code has the potential to really ruin your game play experience, but this one really can make the game pointless in a hurry. Getting a ton of gold quickly is one way of making your character far more powerful than she should be. On the other hand it can be an easy way of getting an item that you need pretty badly in order to keep playing.
I can't say that I recommend using it unless you have already beaten the game, in which case go ahead - you've already been there and done that. Using cheat codes to help find all the little nooks and crannies of a game - especially one as deep as Dungeon Siege is a perfectly fine use for them and one that I think ultimately brings more enjoyment and value to the experience.
For a full list of cheats see Dungeon Siege Cheat Codes page.
Here you can find links to Dungeon Siege Walkthrough.
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20090710
Dungeon Siege Hint: Free XP
Dungeon Siege, like other click based skill builders in the past has one flaw that can be exploited by the savvy (or determined) gamer. That is repeatedly spamming a skill use will build that skill.
For the purposes of Dungeon Siege, however, this really only applies to magic. You don't get XP for repeatedly shooting your bow or swinging your sword at nothing. Also you can firebolt the wall all you want but it will do nothing for you. The key is finding an activity that builds skill experience and spam it to death.
So, which activities do that? Casting beneficial spells does this. Armor spells, healing spells, etc. Any sort of protective spell will do.
Which are the best? Why healing spells of course. You get XP in relation to the amount healed. So ideally if you can find a spell that causes you damage (such as from certain combat magic spells) and run it in combination with a spell that heals you (such as from certain nature magic spells) you could in theory raise your combat/nature magic skills fairly quickly.
Does this theory work? Yes it does. The only drawback is mana. You will need mana potions, but those are relatively inexpensive.
This process does take time, but it isn't "cheating."
For the purposes of Dungeon Siege, however, this really only applies to magic. You don't get XP for repeatedly shooting your bow or swinging your sword at nothing. Also you can firebolt the wall all you want but it will do nothing for you. The key is finding an activity that builds skill experience and spam it to death.
So, which activities do that? Casting beneficial spells does this. Armor spells, healing spells, etc. Any sort of protective spell will do.
Which are the best? Why healing spells of course. You get XP in relation to the amount healed. So ideally if you can find a spell that causes you damage (such as from certain combat magic spells) and run it in combination with a spell that heals you (such as from certain nature magic spells) you could in theory raise your combat/nature magic skills fairly quickly.
Does this theory work? Yes it does. The only drawback is mana. You will need mana potions, but those are relatively inexpensive.
This process does take time, but it isn't "cheating."
20081214
Dungeon Siege Cheats +version
Ok, I'm not sure how knowing the game version could be considered a cheat, but it is a code that the developers put into the game so I'm going to tell you how to do it.
Press enter and type "+version" and press enter again. Pretty simple.
If you are looking to beat the game in 5 minutes then of course this will do you absolutely no good whatsoever. If on the other hand you just want to be sure that the game version you are using is compatible with the character builder that you downloaded off of some warez site then this may well be useful.
Either way enjoy.
For a full list of cheats see Dungeon Siege Cheats page.
Here you can find links to Dungeon Siege Walkthroughs.
Press enter and type "+version" and press enter again. Pretty simple.
If you are looking to beat the game in 5 minutes then of course this will do you absolutely no good whatsoever. If on the other hand you just want to be sure that the game version you are using is compatible with the character builder that you downloaded off of some warez site then this may well be useful.
Either way enjoy.
For a full list of cheats see Dungeon Siege Cheats page.
Here you can find links to Dungeon Siege Walkthroughs.
20081206
What is Cheating?
There are many levels of cheating in any game. But when you are playing by (with) yourself at a solo video game or going it solo on a MMORPG or something, what does cheating really mean?
There are no other players involved. There is no reward other than your own personal enjoyment, so what then is cheating.
In a card game, cheating could be defined as any action not allowed by the rules. Some people would extend that definition to any action not allowed by the rules which gives one player an advantage over the others. I.e. they may not consider doing stupid things which are not directly covered by the rules but which give them a disadvantage or no advantage to be cheating.
But in a video game environment there is nobody there but you. Who then are you cheating? Are you cheating the designers? The developers? You certainly aren't cheating the sound guy who made up the nifty door opening sound effect. You probably aren't cheating the artists who spent hours making those spell effects.
Once you have paid for the game, really the only person you can cheat is yourself.
So what does it mean to cheat on oneself?
My definition would be any action that detracts from the enjoyment of the game experience.
This definition does not apply to everyone, because I am not everyone. But if your enjoyment of the game is lessened by some action that you have taken, then you are cheating yourself out of the valuable time you are putting into the game.
Some people enjoy cheat codes. Some people find that after they have used a cheat code they enjoy the game less. Some cheats save time. Some forms of cheating don't involve using codes at all, just exploits in game design. Is it still cheating? Yes - if it lessens your enjoyment of the game.
What is your definition of cheating? How does your cheating behavior affect your game play and enjoyment?
For a full list of cheats see Dungeon Siege Cheats page.
Here you can find links to Dungeon Siege Walkthroughs.
There are no other players involved. There is no reward other than your own personal enjoyment, so what then is cheating.
In a card game, cheating could be defined as any action not allowed by the rules. Some people would extend that definition to any action not allowed by the rules which gives one player an advantage over the others. I.e. they may not consider doing stupid things which are not directly covered by the rules but which give them a disadvantage or no advantage to be cheating.
But in a video game environment there is nobody there but you. Who then are you cheating? Are you cheating the designers? The developers? You certainly aren't cheating the sound guy who made up the nifty door opening sound effect. You probably aren't cheating the artists who spent hours making those spell effects.
Once you have paid for the game, really the only person you can cheat is yourself.
So what does it mean to cheat on oneself?
My definition would be any action that detracts from the enjoyment of the game experience.
This definition does not apply to everyone, because I am not everyone. But if your enjoyment of the game is lessened by some action that you have taken, then you are cheating yourself out of the valuable time you are putting into the game.
Some people enjoy cheat codes. Some people find that after they have used a cheat code they enjoy the game less. Some cheats save time. Some forms of cheating don't involve using codes at all, just exploits in game design. Is it still cheating? Yes - if it lessens your enjoyment of the game.
What is your definition of cheating? How does your cheating behavior affect your game play and enjoyment?
For a full list of cheats see Dungeon Siege Cheats page.
Here you can find links to Dungeon Siege Walkthroughs.
20081119
Dungeon Siege Cheats - Console Commands
These Dungeon Siege cheats are used during game play from the console. Press enter to activate the dialogue mode and then enter + and the code. To disable a Dungeon Siege cheat code press enter to activate the console and enter - and the code.
These Dungeon Siege cheats are given out with the understanding that if they screw up your game it is your own fault so don't whine to me when the fun stops.
CODE EFFECT
sixdemonbag 150 more demons
checksinthemail 999999 gold
chunkey Always chunky
maxjooky Big character
superchunky Chunk factor
shootall Clicks not required
version Display game version
mouse Enable mouse
rings Enable selection rings
zool Invincibility
drdeath Maximum damage
movie Record a movie
loefervision Remove fog of war
xrayvision Remove textures
minjooky Small character
faertehbadgar Full set of badger weapons, armor, items
sniper 100 meter range for all bows
potionaholic 3 Super Health and 3 Super Mana potions
resizelabels Slightly larger labels over head; only if character labels are active
Other Dungeon Siege cheats:
Code: -gui/+gui will turn off all the extra crap on the screen that gets in the way of game play.
You can also do a variety of other nifty tricks with Dungeon Siege by using these command line options:
Windowed mode: fullscreen=false
Bypass Inro: intro=false
If you don't know how to do command line options then buy windows for dummies.
Those are all the Dungeon Siege cheats that I am aware of. If you find more, post them here.
These Dungeon Siege cheats are given out with the understanding that if they screw up your game it is your own fault so don't whine to me when the fun stops.
CODE EFFECT
sixdemonbag 150 more demons
checksinthemail 999999 gold
chunkey Always chunky
maxjooky Big character
superchunky Chunk factor
shootall Clicks not required
version Display game version
mouse Enable mouse
rings Enable selection rings
zool Invincibility
drdeath Maximum damage
movie Record a movie
loefervision Remove fog of war
xrayvision Remove textures
minjooky Small character
faertehbadgar Full set of badger weapons, armor, items
sniper 100 meter range for all bows
potionaholic 3 Super Health and 3 Super Mana potions
resizelabels Slightly larger labels over head; only if character labels are active
Other Dungeon Siege cheats:
Code: -gui/+gui will turn off all the extra crap on the screen that gets in the way of game play.
You can also do a variety of other nifty tricks with Dungeon Siege by using these command line options:
Windowed mode: fullscreen=false
Bypass Inro: intro=false
If you don't know how to do command line options then buy windows for dummies.
Those are all the Dungeon Siege cheats that I am aware of. If you find more, post them here.
20081110
Dungeon Siege Cheat Code +loefervision
The Dungeon Siege cheat +loefervision can be useful - not only because on slower machines it can actually increase your frame rate but it makes it a bit easier to find some of the pesky critters that are trying to kill you. I like to use it primarily to help navigate some of the trickier areas of the game, though really I don't use it much.
For slower machines though, this code can be the difference between playable and unplayable and I do recommend it if you are stuck using an older computer. Just like any cheat code, though, use it wisely or you are apt to spoil all of your game play. Try playing Dungeon Siege both with the code activated and with it not activated to see if you like it.
For a full list of cheats see Dungeon Siege Cheats page.
Here you can find links to Dungeon Siege Walkthroughs.
For slower machines though, this code can be the difference between playable and unplayable and I do recommend it if you are stuck using an older computer. Just like any cheat code, though, use it wisely or you are apt to spoil all of your game play. Try playing Dungeon Siege both with the code activated and with it not activated to see if you like it.
For a full list of cheats see Dungeon Siege Cheats page.
Here you can find links to Dungeon Siege Walkthroughs.
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