This wont raise your chain 'level' though, just the chain number, so get to gold coins legitly first by not picking up loot then freeze it after, ill have to try to find a hidden chain 'level' value now *sigh* lolĢ0578970 is the drop amount/rates (chain level), max value you can set it to is 3, anything over 3 and nothing will drop. Highest you can set it is 998 (which displays 999) if your looking to freeze it for a value of 20 then scan again at chain 22 for 22 etc.īut for this if your at chain 20 in the game you actually scan for 19, then at say game chain 25, you actually scan for 24.Īfter you for sure find it like this just change the value in CE to 99 or whatever, and it works I'm half asleep typing this, so just to simplify here, if your battle chain is 20, normally your scanning with C.E. At any rate if it doesnt you can scan yourself just use -1 of what your chain is I'm guessing because the 'original' jp script code still controls the battle chain, and its just a meaningless line after it in the usa/pal versions alter it only, that the above one might also work in pal and international. Just for reference, for USA ff12 the address to 'control' the battle chains You can try it yourself if you like, just scan 1 number under what your chain number is instead of the exact number of your battle chain. Might be a few years overdue here but better late then never I guess for anyone googling in the future here. Which it turns out they did, which is why no one was able to figure out why, a different line of code is controlling the actual value. So instead, I searched for a value 1 under what my actual chain was to see if they kept the original chain line of code in the game and just 'added' another line of code to start the chain earlier. I remembered today for some reason that in the JP version the chain system started 1 kill 'after' the pal/us version did. So if it Dalamud is a plugin development framework for FINAL FANTASY XIV that provides access to game data and native interoperability with the game. I tried it with cheat engine myself, they're right it wasn't changing no matter what I tried.

This will explain how to setup and use the codes on this page with that emulator.Īlternatively if you're playing on a physical console you'll need to own a CodeBreaker/GameShark disc in order to use these codes.So I was looking for hours yesturday for this and looking around the best I found was a few people just saying its not locking the value like if they wanted chains at 99 then froze it it would never change the chain. If you're playing with the PCSX2 Emulator and you'd like to use the codes on this page I recommend heading over to my How To Use Cheat Codes on PCSX2 Guide.

This page contains all of the CodeBreaker cheat codes I have for Final Fantasy XII.

Final Fantasy XII CodeBreaker Codes (NTSC-U)

Final fantasy xii cheat engine