Trainers Thread - Red Alert 3 Paradox mod for C&C: Red Alert 3

Before all of you get angry and call me a cheater, I use trainers for single player purposes or for testing. The problem is, I cannot find a working trainer for red alert 3.

I know of two trainers right now:

1. The premium trainer from cheat happens, I would get this, but I really don't feel the need to pay for a trainer.
2. The Brewers Trainer - which for some reason works on most people's computers, but on mine, it causes the blue screen of death.

I have two questions:

1. Does anyone have a good trainer with many functions (mainly instant build) that works? OR
2. Does anyone have any idea why the Brewers trainer causes the blue screen of death?

I know there is a thing called google, but it always only comes up with these two trainers.

If any of you want to know my computer specs for solving the brewers conundrum, I have a macbook pro 2009 duel-booted to Windows 7.

I know this does not have anything at all to do with paradox, but this is one of the only active red alert 3 communities left.

To download brewers trainer: go to Megagames com -> Trainers -> R -> Red alert 3 -> download files ( I cannot post links)

Err whats a trainer? And this wouldn't be the best place to ask.

A trainer is a cheating device operated by hotkeys, there are trainers for most games.

No response?

C'mon people, one of you must know about trainers....

does anyone know of this threads existence....

Edited by: g.a

No.

No. Trainers are stupid. They make people stop playing before they given the game a chance.

When someone plays a new game they always want to test all new units, but then they are forced to test all factions and play like an hour or so. That gives you a chance to make a decission if the game is funny or not (if you like the game, then all time would been a fun time). If you do however use a trainer, you won't test the gameplay, the heart of the game and will therefor never really be giving the game a chance.

GriffinZ wrote: No. Trainers are stupid. They make people stop playing before they given the game a chance.

When someone plays a new game they always want to test all new units, but then they are forced to test all factions and play like an hour or so. That gives you a chance to make a decission if the game is funny or not (if you like the game, then all time would been a fun time). If you do however use a trainer, you won't test the gameplay, the heart of the game and will therefor never really be giving the game a chance.

I never really thought about it that way.
I don't really need a trainer anymore, because I really don't see anymore mods to try out.

Edited by: g.a