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As I recall, PS3 saves are encrypted, but if you somehow manage to decrypt it, then "maybe". I haven't tried it. It won't work if the structure is different or uses a different endianness. I suspect you're editing a different file from what you think you're editing. The best way to make sure...

Sorry, no, I think that's a new problem I haven't heard about before.

Sorry for the delay! It has been quite a while since I last worked on this, so my memory will be a bit fuzzy, but let me see if I can help. As I recall, the way the save files are organized is kind of confusing. My first suggestion is to make sure you're editing the right file. Let me describe...

You can try using x360ce ( https://www.x360ce.com/ ) if you aren't already. If you are, then just change the controls in the x360ce settings (the screen that looks like this https://www.x360ce.com/Images/x360ce_General.png ) so that it behaves correctly in the game. Simplified English: Use...

I'd be curious to pick the brain of one of these "media executives" and get an honest answer (not PR doublespeak) about what evidence they have that it does any good. Surely a successful business is data-driven, right? Then again, seeing the likes of EA closing studios for decades, maybe they do...

I believe that is correct. The Steam client can be used to control the DLC pieces.

Denuvo has a history of "working for a brief time", which executives see as better than none and worth whatever its price is, apparently. As a player, it seems to be about as good as DRM can get as long as it's implemented correctly (rather than as in Rime where it reportedly had a huge...

Alright, cut out the "Did You Know" crap; just make your points succinctly and politely. I'm sorry to see this has happened to another developer with a good legacy. I hope the company can build back up and that those cut loose cant get their lives back in order quickly.

Dunno. You can try it and report back. It won't hurt your save file or anything. Just undo the edit, and the game will be back to normal.

.rar is a type of archive, just like .zip. You need a program like 7-zip, Bandizip, or WinRar to open it and extract the contents.

First thing that comes to mind: Did you extract the contents of the .rar file? Unfortunately, we'll need a lot more detail about what exact steps you have taken in order to pinpoint where the misstep lies.

Hey, I saw your request, but unfortunately, it has been so long since I did SR3/4 modding myself that I don't really remember how it goes! Most likely your goal will be to modify one of the .xtbl files, but I don't know which one. Neither homies.xtbl nor character.xtbl seems to define what...

Assuming you have installed a Java runtime, try this. http://johann.loefflmann.net/en/software/jarfix/index.html Otherwise read this. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/394616/running-jar-file-on-windows

Oh, this is a compilation, so there isn't really a way to swap individual pieces like that. Therefore, you may have to remove the mods entirely to pass that mission, unless someone else has better advice?

Yeah, the mod that turns the ball into a vehicle will probably fuck with that mission. Best to disable that part temporarily.

Sweet, another troubleshooting job well done! Go, team!

OBS is easy to use and will get the job done, with video such as you'd get on a stream, but it does have more advanced options for local recording that I don't fully understand. It only supports lossy encoders for local recording. Since it's doing it live and can't spend much CPU time...

For what it's worth, that sounds like the old, performance-related bug. Try setting your graphics settings to the minimum levels, low resolution, all of that.

Unfortunately, matching save files to slots in the game is not straightforward. sr3save_00 is almost always the autosave, but the game keeps it in memory, so if you edit it while it's running, it won't make a difference. I suggest manually saving the game in any slot, then looking at the folder...

I don't suppose you have any other games that run too quickly? Or that the Windows clock does?