Dungeon Siege: Throne of Agony

Dungeon Siege: Throne of Agony is an RPG designed in the style of the Dungeon Siege series of PC games.

Debug Options#

Can be enabled with the following CWCheat codes, which modify the function that checks to see if the debug options are enabled:

_C0 Debug Options On
_L 0x200F7FD8 0x24040001

_C0 Debug Options On
_L 0x200F8018 0x24040001

When the debug options are enabled, opening the level options in-game (by pressing Start) offers several additional debugging-related entries.

Enter Level#

A level select, including several test areas at the bottom of the list.

Debug Menu#

Opens an additional menu with a variety of debug features including Element Debug Mode, Toggle Mem Metrics, Reload Art Data, and Reload Manager Data.

Element Debug Mode#

Opens an Element Debug Menu with a variety of options:

• dsp_char_physics
  • Draw Ground Test Ray
• bounds_collision
  • Draw Collision Volume
• trigger
  • Draw Trigger Volume
• light
  • Draw Light Position
  • Draw Light Volume
• addmeshinstance
  • Draw Light Vectors
• blob_shadow
  • Draw Projection Vectors
• dsp_ability
  • 0 Mana Cost
  • All Abilities Unlocked
• combat_element
  • 100% Proc

Cheats#

Opens a Cheats menu with a variety of options, most of which have self-explanatory effects on the game:

• Auto-Complete a Quest
• Auto-Activate a Quest
• Force a Dialog
• Unlock All Lore
• Player Invulnerable
• Gain 5000 Gold
• Idle All Enemies
• Unlock Followers
• Toggle HUD
• Create Item
• Remote Player Journal

Create Item#

Brings up a menu allowing the user to customize a variety of items and add them to their inventory.

Remote Player Journal#

Immediately crashes the game.

Unused Areas#

As seen within the level select menu, there are a variety of unused test areas that remain within the final game. While not usually accessible, they can be loaded using the debug menu. Non-standard levels include:

• SFX Test
• Machine Core Art Test
• Sunken Ruins Art Test
• Vagar Art Test
• TEST LEVEL - Design
• BLEA TEST
• DEREK TEST
• AI TEST FARM
• COREY TEST
• Demo - Bloodmist Isle

SFX Test#

This level is empty except for a fireball that spawns when the level is loaded. The text "SFX Test" is displayed upon entering the level.

Machine Core Art Test#

This level was presumably meant to be an art test for Level 42 - Machine Core. However, as it stands, there don't seem to be any textures applied to much of the level geometry, and we're left with some bright neon pink boxes.

Sunken Ruins Art Test#

Another art test level. This one is actually textured, though.

Vagar Art Test#

Another art test level. This one features a small walled-in set of rooms with incomplete geometry in some places.

TEST LEVEL - Design#

A completely empty level. The player is unable to move and everything is black.

BLEA TEST#

This level contains many different enemies of various levels. Various wall types are also placed within a corner of the level. Upon loading, the text "We Love the Blea!" is displayed for a short time.

"Blea" likely refers to Ben Lea, one of the game's programmers.

DEREK TEST#

This level seems identical to the Chamber of Agony level, but an intro cinematic is played before the level is started.

"Derek" may refer to Derek Johnstone, one of the game's artists.

AI TEST FARM#

This level appears to be an empty plane. Upon loading, the text "And on this farm he had AI..." is displayed for a short time.

COREY TEST#

This level seems to be some sort of test for NPC quest interactions. Two NPCs, Delani and Ilisav, are present. When talked to, Delani will go into a lengthy dialogue and give you a quest. Ilisav will just say "Hi" if talked to. Both conversations feature pink "temp" character icons instead of the usual profile images that should appear for the characters. Upon loading, the text "Das Uberquest" is displayed for a short time.

"Corey" may refer to Corey Eiland, one of the game's level designers.

Demo - Bloodmist Isle#

This level loads an overland area called Bloodmist Isle.

CVM Machine Info#

This game uses an embeddable scripting engine called Cohort. One of the functions provided by this engine is CVM::Machine::ListInfo, which prints information about the virtual machine. The following text is printed when the function is called within ULUS10177:

Machine Info:
    CSL Version      : V0.4.1
    Compiler         : Built with GNUC EDG gcc 3.4 mode on Aug 10 2006
    Endian           : little
    Data             : 32 bit
    Pointers         : 32 bit
    Integers         : 32 bit
    Numbers          : 32 bit
    Idents           : CRC's and text
    User Handles     : Disabled
    User HBHandles   : Disabled
    HB Heaps         : Enabled
    Mem Debug        : Disabled
    Mem Stats        : Disabled
    Mem Tracking     : Disabled
    Access Exceptions: Disabled
    Value Exceptions : Disabled
    Ref Exceptions   : Disabled
    Interpreter Size : 12
    Profiling        : Disabled