Does anyone know about a hero's call math mode and how to access it?

Hi. I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to access the secret map and or mode on a hero's call. I think it is called math mode, but I'm not sure. Thank you.

I can't remember what key it is anymore. It might be the letter m? It's one of the keys on your keyboard, one of the letters I mean. Try around and see. I should really get round to writing that guide.

Nope, that key is just for map overview.

Could you please give me more information about that mode?

I think your able to choose the enimies you want to fight. Furthermore, I think you can adjust certain parameters like how strong the npc is, how many of them you want to fight, etc.

Why the heck math mode though. I could luckily stop myself from writing a nonsense post but now I need to say it, math, is the most unfitting name I've heard for such mode if it truely exists. Or who knows maybe it's just a cheeting thing.

It's probably a debugging mode. I sadly don't know.

the way I would access it is using some sort of parser to decompile the game. It is a stupid process and I would not recommend it because you'd need to add the debug menu item through the code

But if there is a way, with out breaking something of course, that mode would be really fun to play around with.
But my question is, where have you heard that?
I mean, if it was a hidden feature, someone would have found it and it would be all over the forums.

I hope you're making a bad joke. Otherwise this would be very concerning, and also a little scary if it'd be so easy to get the whole sourcecode of a poppular game.
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the way I would access it is using some sort of parser to decompile the game. It is a stupid process and I would not recommend it because you'd need to add the debug menu item through the code

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It's C#. It's not hard to decompile if you know what you're doing

its c number but its a bitch to manually decompile if you don't know what your doing. Not saying I do because I don't.

Math mode? What you're describing sounds a bit like someone using cheat engine, perhaps without wanting to tell you what they were actually attempting to do. Did someone else tell you this or something? Somehow I doubt the developers would call it that.

It was mentioned in a stream that liam erven did.

Do you know wich stream it was?

It was the first stream he made for his playthrough, twoards the end I believe is when he mentioned it.

Actually wait, the first stream had a lot of technical difficulties, so I think it was the second one towards the end.