Mods & tools

Trainers: save safety and achievement risks

A risk-first checklist for third-party trainers without distributing executables or bypass instructions.

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Version 1.0 answer

Direct answer

No trainer is required for normal progression. Third-party trainers can corrupt saves, break after patches, trigger antivirus warnings, and invalidate achievement or leaderboard results.

Quick reference

What to know before the run

Official support
None documented
Primary risk
Save and version mismatch
Better test mode
Infinite

Before using any external tool

  • Back up the save
  • Verify the game version
  • Scan the file independently
  • Stay out of leaderboards
  • Expect the tool to stop working after an update

Use in-game alternatives first

Infinite mode is designed for broken scaling and unlimited item collection. The Mission Log lets you retry failed missions without waiting for random rotation, reducing two common reasons players look for trainers.

Use first-party shortcuts

Quick Run skips the Camp flow, the Mission Log retries failed objectives, and Infinite removes the item limit for build testing. These systems cover common trainer use cases without altering the executable or save data.

Protect the save before testing anything

Close the game before copying save data, keep the untouched backup outside the active save folder, and write down the exact game and tool versions. A backup made after corrupted data has synchronized is not a rollback point. Disable cloud synchronization only if you understand how the platform resolves save conflicts.

Stop when the tool needs unsafe access

  • Do not disable antivirus globally for an unknown executable
  • Do not enter platform credentials into a trainer
  • Do not use altered runs for leaderboard claims
  • Remove the tool after a game update until compatibility is reconfirmed
  • Restore the clean save if achievements or progression behave unexpectedly

What this page does not provide

The site does not host trainer downloads, activation keys, process-injection steps, or anti-cheat bypass instructions. The useful answer is the risk boundary: use built-in modes where possible and treat every external executable as independent software that the game developer does not support.

Editorial note

Strategy sections are independent editorial guidance based on observed version 1.0 gameplay. The official sources below support version facts, not every tactical recommendation. Facts last checked Aug 26, 2026.