Soldier of Fortune Gold

Soldier of Fortune Cheat Guide

Enable the Console Before you can use cheat codes with Soldier of Fortune, you have to enable the console. How, you ask?

Follow these instructions:
1) Move your mouse down to the corner of your screen and choose "Start" or hit the Windows key on your keyboard.

2) Next choose "Find", then "Files and Folders".

3) Type "SoF.exe" in the "Named:" box, and make sure "Look in:" says "My Computer" by using the dropdown box.

4) Click "Find Now". It will take a minute while your hard drive is searched for the Soldier of Fortune .exe file.

5) When it has located the file (as you'll see in the box below the search items), hit the "Stop" button.

6) Right click the SoF.exe file and choose "Create Shortcut". Answer "Yes" to the question that pops-up.

7) Close the "Find" window and minimize all other programs.

8) On your desktop, right click the icon that says, "Shortcut to SoF.exe", then choose "Properties".

9) In the box next to "Target:", add +set console 1 to the end of the line. So the whole shortcut should look something like: Target: "C:\Program Files\Raven\SOF\SoF.exe" +set console 1

Choose OK and you're done!

Enable Cheats Are you ready to cheat yet? There are just a few more steps... Start up Soldier of Fortune using the shortcut you created on your desktop. Once you've loaded up your game or started a new game, bring down the console by hitting the ~ key (next to 1). Type /cheats 1 at the console. Now you may enter in any of the following cheats by typing them exactly as they appear into the console

(note: cheats do not work on both "Challenging" and "Unfair" difficulty settings).

A Brief Explanation Of The Cheats And Their Origins:

heretic = Makes you impervious to harm from enemies, enemy weapons, explosions and falling damage inside the game. The term is a tribute to Raven's historic Heretic/HeXen franchise of games.

phantom = Allows you to clip through walls, floors, doors and objects like a ghost or phantom, as the case may be.

ninja = Makes you invisible to the enemies in the game. When ninja mode is on, the enemies and characters all stand around in their idle animations and are oblivious to your presence. Handy for running through levels as a spectator to see how they are set up.

elbow = Gives you the first 6 weapons in the game and a sizeable chunk of ammunition for each. Elbow comes from the phrase "I'm going to drop the elbow on this guy." It's a Raven homage to professional wrestling.

big elbow = A bigger homage to professional wrestling: "Feel the power of the BIG elbow!" Gives you the six big guns in the game an ammunition for them.

kill = Standard command for Quake II engine games that suicides the player. Best used if you find yourself stuck and unable to move out of an area in multiplayer or other times when you're unable to use the phantom cheat.

matrix = The matrix command allows you to speed up or slow down the game. The normal speed of the game is 1.0, but you can adjust it to go faster or slower. For example: If you want the game to move at ¼ speed to take some action screenshots, you would type "timescale .25" at the console. We think the reference is fairly obvious, don't you?

gimme = The command to spawn weapons, items, enemies and anything else that can be spawned into the game. Once again, we think the reference is pretty obvious.

* Note: You always have at least 1 knife in your inventory. Using this command will give you extra knives for throwing purposes.

Spawn Characters and Enemies:
Bring down the console by pressing the ~ key (default) and use the console command listed to bring these enemies into the game world right in front of your eyes. If, for example, you want to spawn a snow cat vehicle from the Siberian mission, you would type gimme m_x_snowcat and hit . Just like that, a snow cat appears in front of you. Here's a list of the vehicles, animals, characters and enemies you can spawn.

Note: If you want to bind a key to spawn something, just bring down the console (~ key) and type "bind (key you want bound) gimme (enemy name)" (without the quotes) and hit . So if, for example, you want to bind the "s" key to spawn a NYC skinhead, you would type "bind s gimme m_nyc_mskinhead1" (without the quotes) and hit enter. When you put the console back up (~ key), a NYC skinhead will spawn in front of you every time you press "s."


Vehicles
gimme "m_x_tank"
gimme "m_x_snowcat"
gimme "m_x_chopper_black"
gimme "m_x_chopper_green"
gimme "m_x_chopper_white"

Animals
gimme "m_x_rottweiler"
gimme "m_x_bull"

Generic Characters and Enemies
gimme "m_x_hind"
gimme "m_x_mcharacter"
gimme "m_x_mcharacter_snow"
gimme "m_x_mcharacter_desert"
gimme "m_x_mmerc"
gimme "m_x_mhurtmerc"
gimme "m_x_msam"
gimme "m_x_miraqboss"
gimme "m_x_mraiderboss1"
gimme "m_x_mraiderboss2"
gimme "m_x_ftaylor"
gimme "m_x_mskinboss"

Siberia Characters and Enemies
gimme "m_sib_mtrooper1a"
gimme "m_sib_mtrooper1b"
gimme "m_sib_mtrooper2"
gimme "m_sib_mguard1"
gimme "m_sib_fguard2"
gimme "m_sib_mguard3"
gimme "m_sib_mguard4"
gimme "m_sib_mcleansuit"
gimme "m_sib_eofficer"
gimme "m_sib_mmechanic"
gimme "m_sib_escientist1"
gimme "m_sib_fscientist2"

African Characters and Enemies
gimme "m_afr_msoldier1a"
gimme "m_afr_msoldier1b"
gimme "m_afr_msoldier2"
gimme "m_afr_msoldier3"
gimme "m_afr_msniper"
gimme "m_afr_ecommander"
gimme "m_afr_eworker"
gimme "m_afr_mbrute"
gimme "m_afr_mrocket"

Kosovo Characters and Enemies
gimme "m_kos_mgrunt1"
gimme "m_kos_mgrunt2"
gimme "m_kos_mgrunt3"
gimme "m_kos_msniper1a"
gimme "m_kos_msniper1b"
gimme "m_kos_mcomtroop"
gimme "m_kos_eofficer"
gimme "m_kos_mbrute1a"
gimme "m_kos_mbrute1b"
gimme "m_kos_mmechanic"
gimme "m_kos_mrebel"
gimme "m_kos_mklaleader"
gimme "m_kos_erefugee"

Tokyo Characters and Enemies
gimme "m_tok_mman1"
gimme "m_tok_mman2"
gimme "m_tok_mhench1"
gimme "m_tok_mhench2"
gimme "m_tok_mkiller"
gimme "m_tok_fassassin"
gimme "m_tok_mninja" g
imme "m_tok_mbrute"
gimme "m_tok_fwoman1"
gimme "m_tok_fwoman2"

Iraq Characters and Enemies
gimme "m_irq_msoldier1"
gimme "m_irq_msoldier2a"
gimme "m_irq_msoldier2b"
gimme "m_irq_mrepguard1a"
gimme "m_irq_mrepguard1b"
gimme "m_irq_mpolice"
gimme "m_irq_eofficer"
gimme "m_irq_mcommander"
gimme "m_irq_mbrute1a"
gimme "m_irq_mbrute1b"
gimme "m_irq_mbodyguard"
gimme "m_irq_mrocket"
gimme "m_irq_msaddam"
gimme "m_irq_moilworker"
gimme "m_irq_eman1"
gimme "m_irq_mman2"
gimme "m_irq_fwoman1"
gimme "m_irq_fwoman2"

Black Raiders
gimme "m_cas_mraider1"
gimme "m_cas_mraider2a"
gimme "m_cas_mraider2b"
gimme "m_cas_mbrute"
gimme "m_cas_ffemale"
gimme "m_cas_mrocket"

New York Characters and Enemies gimme "m_nyc_mskinhead1"
gimme "m_nyc_mskinhead2a"
gimme "m_nyc_mskinhead2b"
gimme "m_nyc_eskinhead3"
gimme "m_nyc_fskinchick"
gimme "m_nyc_mpunk"
gimme "m_nyc_epunk"
gimme "m_nyc_mswat"
gimme "m_nyc_mswatleader"
gimme "m_nyc_estockbroker"
gimme "m_nyc_ebum"
gimme "m_nyc_etourist"
gimme "m_nyc_mpolitician"
gimme "m_nyc_fwoman"

Warping To Specific Game Levels:
Want to jump to a specific level in the game without having to play to it from the beginning? Well here's a handy list to help you do just that. Simply bring down the console with the ~ key (default) and type "map (map name)" (without the quotes) and press . For example: If you wanted to warp to the 2nd Siberia level, you would bring down the console and type "map sib2" (without the quotes) and press . The loading screen would appear and transport you directly to Siberia 2.

Note: Warping to levels is not recommended if you are looking to finish the game from somewhere other than the beginning. The heavily scripted nature of the game makes it easy for things to break when the game isn't played from the beginning. Warp to levels for entertainment, not level advancement.

Level Names and order (31 levels)
1. TSR1
2. TSR2
3. TRN1
4. ARM1
5. KOS1
6. KOS2
7. KOS3
8. SIB1
9. SIB2
10. SIB3
11. IRQ1A
12. IRQ2A
13. IRQ3A
14. ARM2
15. NYC1
16. NYC2
17. NYC3
18. SUD1
19. SUD2
20. SUD3
21. ARM3
22. JPN1
23. JPN2
24. JPN3
25. IRQ1B
26. IRQ2B
27. IRQ3B
28. GER1
29. GER2
30. GER3
31. GER4