Flame Knight Great Sword Rollback
Rolled back the damage level (hard level) of the Fire Knight Greatsword to the previous version
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About this mod Machine translation
Rolled back the damage level (hard level) of the Fire Knight Greatsword to the previous version
Flame Knight Great Sword Rollback
🔥Module Introduction
This mod fixes an issue with the damage level of the Fire Knight Greatsword after game updates! ✨
📖Backstory
The reason the Fire Knight Greatsword has a damage level of 3 in version 1.12.2 is because Fromsoftware forgot to add the behavior ID, causing it to use the Greatsword's default value of 3. This also brings up a problem: it takes 3 hits (a complete chain) to get the continuous attack buff.
In the 1.12.4 update, the development team populated the behavior ID from 100420000 to 100420420, allowing it to use the correct data for the God-Body Sword.
🎯 Provide two adjustment options
**🔙 Rollback version:**
- Remove all added behavior IDs
- Complete rollback to previous version state
**➕ Enhanced version:**
- Increase the damage level of all movements of the Divine Body Sword to 3
- Just 2 hits to get continuous attack buff
- Significantly improved gaming experience 😊
💡 Technical details
For players who want to update themselves:
- Rollback version: Remove behavior IDs from 100420000 to 100420420
- Enhanced version: Modify the damage level value of related parameters in Atkparam_pc
🎮 Installation method
Rename the selected file to regulation.bin, and then replace the corresponding file in the game folder!
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*Bring the Fire Knight Greatsword back to life and show its true power in the DLC! * ⚔️
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