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Yipes. . .

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#1
Yipes. . .
So, I attempted modding Castle Crashers, and it screwed the game up.
It keeps saying "The memory device(Or whatever) has been removed, returning you to the xbox dashboard."
Now. . .
It won't even load the game when I'm trying to put the "clean"/"backup" version of it. At least, I think it's clean. . .

Can anyone help with this? :

Giving me a different save?
Helping me fix it?
Ect ect??
#2
Can't you delete and reinstall it free?
#3
How did you try to mod it? Like open the game files up on pc and edit?
Cause i can tell you from lua coding that if you missed the smallest error, your whole code can fail. In this case you have most likely messed with something that should not have been. I would love to help just fill me in a little bit about what exactly it is your trying to modify.
#4
YYZ wrote:
Can't you delete and reinstall it free?


Mhm... This ^

Snipex01 wrote:
How did you try to mod it? Like open the game files up on pc and edit?
Cause i can tell you from lua coding that if you missed the smallest error, your whole code can fail. In this case you have most likely messed with something that should not have been. I would love to help just fill me in a little bit about what exactly it is your trying to modify.


LAMO. Transfer Cable.

Yes, A simple error can make a program not respond, that is true with any Programming / "Coding"...
#5
Problem fixed, found what I editing, and undid all of it.

Still looking for some help in modding castle crashers with a USB though. . .
#6
Senpai wrote:
Problem fixed, found what I editing, and undid all of it.

Still looking for some help in modding castle crashers with a USB though. . .


I'll See What I Can Do.
#7
Thanks : D pm me and let me know if anything worked.
#8
that why dont mod thing i am not 100% sure about lol
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