Typing that exact phrase would give you 10,000 knowledge immediately.

An old example would be Give Me K in the first game.

Commas ( ,), are used to separate a cheat from its arguments, if it has any.

And in cases where it is asking you for something else, like the name of an entity type, that might be case-sensitive.

EXCEPT that the very first few characters must be cmd:, exactly like that.

Whitespace and capitalization doesn't matter.

Your cheat or command must start with the characters cmd.

This sequel doesn't require specific enabling of cheats (for your convenience), so to make sure you don't accidentally conversationally cause a cheat, it now requires the prefix 'cmd:' to let us know you mean to have a cheat or command. If you happened to say 'bombs away' to a friend during multiplayer, with no capitalization, you were activating a cheat potentially by accident (assuming you had cheats enabled). This is a bit different from AI War Classic, which did not take arguments (at first) and which also just took specific phrases as cheats. If a cheat has been used during this campaign by any player, then achievements will no longer be logged for this game. The other players will be able to see cheats that you have entered like any other chat message, along with the result (error or success). The capitalization of the cheats does not matter, nor does spacing. You simply have to type the cheat into the chat textbox (hit Enter/Return while playing) and it will happen. At the moment, cheats do not have to be explicitly enabled in order to be used. A: As of version 2.040 of the game, yes there are.

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