Always 5 of 5 Reputation - No Reputation Loss

As of 1. 0, this works for the full game and the demo. Newer versions will not be tested against the demo.

Fail entreating/stealing/etc as much as you want, your rep will always remain at 5/5.

Whatever Antivirus you're using may flag this given how it works. There's nothing I can do about that, that's on you to deal with/bypass. You can click the green checkmark on literally any file on Nexus to see the VirusTotal scan results of any given file.

Installing

Pick one method. The ASI loader option is required if you want to use multiple mods that work this way.

• []Directly, as `winhttp.dll` (i.e. No ASI Loader):

  []Extract directly into `Octopath_Traveler0\Binaries\Win64`.

  []RENAME THE FILE TO `winhttp.dll`! (And make SURE you extensions aren't hidden so you don't wind up with `winhttp.dll.asi`.)

  []With an ASI loader:

  • []Install an ASI loader such as this.

    []You want the x64 build, winhttp.dll.

    []Direct link: https://github.com/ThirteenAG/Ultimate-ASI-Loader/releases/download/x64-latest/winhttp-x64.zip

    []Do not put it directly in the game root dir, place it in `Octopath_Traveler0\Binaries\Win64`. Essentially, you install the loader the same way you would as if you were using this mod directly, as `winhttp.dll`.

    []Extract into `Octopath_Traveler0\Binaries\Win64\plugins`.

    []That's it. I used to do mods like this with the mod released as `winhttp.dll` but people proved how 'challenged' they were at renaming and placing it directly, so now it's an ASI by default.

    Troubleshooting

    When this runs (when it's loaded) it creates a log file with the same as whatever the DLL/ASI is named; the extension is just changed to LOG.

    If the log isn't being created when you launch the game then you've installed it wrong.

    If the effect isn't working, first close the game, delete the log file, and launch the game again to confirm it is still being loaded.

    After that, open the log and confirm patching was done successfully.

    If, for some reason patching fails, this will create a little window/prompt to say such.

    If you still need help after, GIVE ME THE LOG FILE!!!!

    Uninstalling

    Nothing special. Delete files.

    Conflicts

    Will only conflict, by name, with other DLL proxies installed directly as `winhttp.dll`. Use the ASI loader in such a case.

    Source