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Just go into windows defender and under virus protection create an exception either for the file, or it's location. Ideally do it for the file to prevent anything from taking advantage of a direction that is not being scanned. It is being marked because it is accessing memory for the program...

Rename the .exe for hte version you want. There will already be a "Tyranny.exe" file, but just rename to something like "Tyranny.exe.back" and then rename the "Tyranny64.exe" to "Tyranny.exe" will allow the trainer to recognize it. And it does seem to still work. I have not tested everything though.

It is common for cheats like this to be recognized as malware. It is dependent on how it ends up changing the contents of the game and the AV's methods for detecting malware are, and how sensitive. Chances are there was something changed in the game update that makes the trainer do something...

Nope, his is either backwards or missed a step. His steps are: 1: Open inventory 2: activated money cheat Problem with that is the game does not register the change in money. You can run to the store and still have the amount you started with. In my case it was 73, and would go down based...

Just an FYI, the instructions are a little deceptive. The money cheat requires activating the money cheat then going into inventory to have your money maxed. I did not have to enter inventory first, but if you have problems, trying going into inventory, activating hte money cheat, then leaving...

Just an FYI for the .56 +12 trainer. It appears that the Faith option in the game editor crashes the game, gold does not seem to crash the game though it does not seem to add any gold, even after a turn. Also, enabling god mode and inf movement crashed the game.

I have also found that saving after changing the value, then reloading works. That seemed to be key for me. I hated being bugged for inquisition perks, since I had it all maxed out and points to spare, so I changed my Inquisition Points to 0. Well, going in did not do anything, and I had nothing...

thanks for a quick and speedy trainer. I do have one request though. On future revisions, could you map the keys to the numberpad instead of the F1 keys, or have them be used with a modifier key? They conflict with quick save/load and the party switching keys (F1-F5, and F9). Otherwise great...

Also I would like to add that XML Notepad 2007 rocks for editing save games. The one I downloaded was from Microsofts site, but you can also get it here: http://xmlnotepad.codeplex.com/. This actually organizes things properly right off the bat and has decent performance to boot.

I do feel I should mention something when it comes to this trainer. It appears it is for the 64bit version of the game. Having tried to use it on both the 64bit and 32bit versions, I found that it worked on the 64bit but not on the 32bit. I feel that some of the people having issues most likely...

@efeezy, that is because of the update, not because of the trainer. They set a cap on how much mana you can have. So each turn it resets to the cap. You can go above but only for the duration of a turn.

It is your mana upkeep that is the problem. Not your mana pool From my understanding of the games mechanics, your mana upkeep for sustained spells, that includes summoned units, it pulls from the mana earned each turn. I do not know if it would be easier to modify that or the mana pool though...

OMG (The "G" Refers to you Mr Anti Fun) talk about timing. Thx for the update.

Thank you for the trainer. Just an FYI the game is now up to version 1.2 and the current trainers available do not work for me, and they did for the associated versions. If your planning on updating the trainers, I would probably recommend waiting until the next patch since 1.2 has been out...