There is an achievement in The Stanley Parable that you get my going to settings and turning it on. People cheated the games with scripts but there was no monetary value in winning. Also those roll-over points are mostly based on how much you buy, which you would get banned for if you found a cheat for them as they have monetary value. would that work? I would get points in the next sale?īesides it's a well known fact that the ppl that get the most achievements in those sales are cheating using scripting and macros, and valve doesn't give a darn. because some of those sales achievements roll over points to the next sale. Quoting: The_Aquabatwell how this works? suppose I mess with some salien stats or lunar sale stats.
If you're on Arch Linux, there's also an AUR package you can try. Certain games do have bugs that can actually stop you getting achievements, or games requiring online servers that no longer work can prevent you getting them too, so this helps with that.Īs always, we provide the info, you do what you wish with it. Why would you want to use it to unlock achievements? Well, personally I don't pay too much attention to Steam Achievements usually but for some people they are important and I do understand that. I couldn't find a definitive answer on that though. personally i wouldnt mind to make every achievement obtainable again - but i also wouldnt care if they dont wanna take away the achievements people worked for ages ago, thinking theyd be exclusive and there to stay. However, if you do plan of using it, a word of caution: something like this could well be against Valve's terms if you use it to unlock achievements. i think most are just happy to get an achievement popup once in a while or having some to work for. I find browsing achievements on Steam to be a bit of a nuisance, so using this purely to view them is actually quite handy. Messing with achievements by manually unlocking them or locking them should be reliable, all your games should show up, it dynamically finds your Steam folders, a bunch of UI improvements and more. The developer just announced a brand new release with a bunch of new features. Want an easy way to view, lock and unlock Steam Achievements on Linux? SamRewritten seems like a very handy application to do all of that and more.