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WALTER'S CHEAT VAULT · DRAWER
STARCRAFT
5 codes · all tested by me

VAULT DOOR | STARCRAFT | WARCRAFT II | AGE OF EMPIRES | SIMCITY 3000

StarCraft is my favorite game. I'm Protoss. Zerg are gross and Terrans are okay. These codes only work when you're playing by yourself against the computer, in the missions or in a custom game. Press Enter, type the code with the spaces, press Enter again.

You can use more than one at a time. Most of them turn back off if you type them a second time. Not "show me the money" though. That one just gives you more.

CODE	WHAT IT DOES	TESTED
power overwhelming	Your units and buildings can't be hurt. The enemy can shoot at you all day and nothing happens. My Zealots walked straight through a Zerg base and nobody could stop them.	√ 7/3/99
show me the money	Gives you 10,000 minerals and 10,000 gas. You can type it more than once. I did it five times once and built 30 Carriers. My computer got really slow.	√ 7/3/99
operation cwal	Everything builds super fast, units and buildings both. You click to build a Probe and it's done before you can blink.	√ 7/5/99
black sheep wall	Shows you the whole map, so you can see where the enemy base is and what they're building.	√ 7/5/99
food for thought	Lets you build units even when you're out of supply. No more building a Pylon every five minutes!	√ 7/11/99

Walter's StarCraft notes:

> I tested all five on the first Terran mission and on a custom game against the computer on a big map.

> "power overwhelming" plus "operation cwal" is the most fun combo. But it gets boring fast, because you can't lose. I mostly use "black sheep wall" now, when I can't find the last enemy building at the end of a mission and I've been looking for 20 minutes.

> People ask me for the code to skip a mission. I know there is one, but I haven't tested it, so it's not in the Vault. That's the rule.

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