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by PrivateG777 » Tue Jul 30, 2019 3:48 am
@Xeinok
As for cheating in Turmoil and Fallout Shelter, I used an application that allowed me to change the value of codes, so that I could have more or less money and resources. I mostly did it because I was never in the achievement hunting groups yet and I didn't think of the repercussions. It also just seemed like a fun concept to be able to influence a game in a special unintended way. It was very empowering at the time.
As for cheating in Unturned, I used the in-game commands to give me vehicles, guns, ammunition, ect. I did this for the same reason mentioned above.
All three of those games, I have fully re-locked every last achievement (though I continue to play them, which is why there are some achievements in those games for me still.)
As for the Civ V list that you have brought, that was just a day that I was grinding. Each achievement that says, "beat the game as (character)," or, "beat the game with a (game type) victory," and, "beat the game in (difficulty)," was simply earned by starting a 1 turn game, and putting 25 civs or so on my team, and 1 against me. After 1 turn, the game would end, and I would win and unlock the difficulty, civ, and game mode victory achievements for what I had selected. I consider that to be more of a cheese than an illegal glitch
This next list will be a long one, since I have to explain each achievement from that list you mentioned.
Missionary Man: All I had to do was start a game, found a religion, and send a missionary to one civ. It takes only like a few minutes in a quick game.
Propheteering: See above, found a religion.
Arab Trader: Be a civ with a bazaar and make a trade. Just be a Civ that has a Bazaar and go on quick mode.
Merchant King: That was just a buildup of trades that I just so happened to achieve on that day.
Gad Zeus: Part of founding a religion, see "Missionary Man"
People of the Longhouse: Start a game as someone who can build a longhouse, and just build a longhouse next to a group of trees. Takes only a few minutes in quick mode.
Flying Fortress: Just start as a civ with a B-17 and change the starting mode so that you are in an era that has the B-17. You can do that legally through the intended select screen.
Turtle Power: Start as a civ with a turtle boat and change the starting mode so that you are in an era that has the Turtle Boat. Make a turtle boat and an Ironclad, and gift the Ironclad to someone else, start a war, and destroy the Ironclad with your Turtle Boat.
Silk Road: Create a game with the correct Civs, and just make a few caravans with them. Also, make it a small Pangaea map.
Gardens of Lake Texcoco: Be a civ that can build the Floating Gardens, and just spawn by a lake, it takes a few tries to spawn by a lake, but once you do, just build it.
He Threw a Cat at my Head: Spawn with Brutal Barbarians (or whatever it is called that makes Barbarians brutal) and just wait for them to attack you.
Highway Robbery: See, "Silk Road," all I did was plunder the trade routes once I earned the achievement.
Artistic License: Create a game with as advanced as you can, the further you are, the more culture you start with (also all of the cultures will be unlocked). Just spend all of your culture points on the Aesthetics policy.
Sticky Fingers: Start a game far enough that there are spies, and then send a spy to a civ with more discovered than you, and let the spy do the rest of the work.
Smooth Talking: See above, send a spy to a city state, and let the spy do the rest of the work.
The Choson one: This is another one that I was doing for a bit that just so happened to complete that day. (Beat the Korean War Scenario as Korea)
Three Musketeers: Be a civ with Musketeers, make three of them, surround them by an enemy, then attack. Only takes a few minutes.
Riddle of the Sphinx: Be Egypt, get a great engineer, and rush a city that is building a great wonder with the great engineer. Only takes a few minutes on quick mode.
Legends of the Hidden Temple: See, "Artistic License," do the same but with the Exploration Policy Pack.
The Explorer: Most likely earned this that day because of how many games I was creating, and that there is always at least one unexplored ruins very close to the spawn point of a player.
All Roads Lead to Rome: I believe all I did was go in the, "Fall of Rome Scenario," and build a road with a Legion.
Here Ends the Noble Savage: This is another achievement that I was working on for a bit, but was aided by how many games I had started that day. All I did was target Barbarian Encampments with my armies.
Access Denied: I don't remember earning this the same day as all of these other achievements, especially because, if one looks at the pictures I have displayed in my original post, you can see I originally earned that achievement on a day when I only earned a total of 3 achievements in Civ V.
Whack a Mole: See, "Sticky Fingers," Everyone else had spies, so all I had to do was put a spy in my capital and wait for the spy to capture another spy.
Holier than Thou: Make a 2 player game, quick mode, and then spam missionaries at their holy land. Only takes a few minutes.
Rest in Gold Pieces: Build the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus as a civ that earns great people quickly, and just keep using them up.
There are a few achievements in that list that I feel like were not earned that day (the underlined achievements), but I still explained them anyways, but only mentioned one in the list because I could prove that one was not earned that day.
I hope this post helps in the process of proving my innocence in Civ V and allowing me to be forgiven in the three games I cheated in. Thank you for your time and sorry for the long message.
