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Have as many allies as you want!
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It's not just the RAM. The game has a limited amount of character slots, so theoretically on levels with respawning guards you can manage to crash it by doing this long enough. It's not that big of a deal though. |
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If you want, you can add this as a cheat. Alternatively if you don't, I can do it myself when I get around to it. Sorry for taking a literal year to get back to this. |
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About that, I think the normal limit should be like 12 at most if you don't turn this on. But that's just me |
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Have as many allies as you want! I'm guessing the limit on the N64 was for RAM reasons, which isn't an issue anymore! Let's have as many allies as we want! You can now have your own personal army following you around.