Transistor Cheat Codes: ------------ Submitted by: David K. Skills: ------- Fill all three slots under Number 1 (where you can have the numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 set to load functions). Now you can drag and move Number 2 left to replace Number 1, and suddenly Number 2 will have all slots accessible. Meanwhile, Number 1 doesn't lose any of the loaded functions. This makes it easier to max out individual function sets without having to level up your character. Looking Glass easter egg: ------------------------- The maintenance access door at the top of the tower district area has the access code 0451. Looking Glass had 0451 as the first entry code in every single game they made and now the same code appears in games like BioShock, Deus Ex, and Dishonored which ex-Looking Glass developers have worked on. General Tips: ------------- * Transistor has been described as an action/turn-based RPG hybrid, but the game clearly emphasizes the latter. Always use the Turn() function to plan your attacks, and only resort to real-time combat if you have one weak enemy left or something like that. * Experiment with functions. You may have your favorites, but there are all kinds of combinations to try out that work better in different situations. It also makes for a more compelling gameplay experience as they say, variety is the spice of life. * Try to unlock all of the function files to gain a better understanding of the story. The narrative in Transistor is purposely obtuse and may alienate some players, but adding in pieces of the backstory helps alleviate some of the confusion. * Always have at least one or two Limiters equipped. The game feels a bit too easy with none equipped, and the extra experience that comes with Limiters is certainly a tempting incentive. * Consider using Jaunt() as an upgrade ability. It allows you to use a function while you recover the all-important Turn() function, which can save you in key situations. * Spark() is a great function for damaging a group of enemies. * Hiding from enemies and turning them against each other aren't the two most glamorous attacks, but Mask() and Switch() are very useful functions.
