Cheat Codes
Start the game with the command-line parameter "+set developer 1"
to enable the cheats. While playing, press [~] (tilde) to bring up the
console, then type any of the following cheat codes.
Example: "C:\Medal of Honor Pacific Assault\mohpa.exe" +set developer 1
Note: Make sure you use this parameter with the mohpa.exe file
and not the mohpa_setup.exe file which is installed to your desktop by
default.
Alternate Method
Instead of using the command-line parameter, you can edit your
player config file, located by default in "My Documents\EA Games\Medal
of Honor Pacific Assault\configs". The default file is
"unnamedsoldier.cfg". Open this file with Wordpad.exe. Go down to the
section // Cvars. Add the following line to this section:
seta developer "1"
Save the file. This should enable the console once you go back
into the game. Still use [~] (tilde) to bring it up.
Cheat code: Result:
dog God Mode
wuss All Weapons
fullheal Full Health
notarget Enemies Ignore You
noclip No Clipping Mode
fps 1 Show FPS
maplist Load Any Level (double-click map name)
map [mapname] Load Map [mapname] (use names from maplist)
Alternate Method #2
If you still cannot get the console to come up, you can actually
bind the cheats to keys using the config file which does not require
access to the console. Open your config file with Wordpad.exe (located
by default in "My Documents\EA Games\Medal of Honor Pacific
Assault\configs"). The default file is "unnamedsoldier.cfg". Under the
// Key Bindings section, simply change any of the bindings to the
cheat codes. For example:
bind F1 "dog"
bind F2 "fullheal"
Then, while playing, each time you press F1, you will have god
mode, F2 will give you full health, etc.
Game tips, hints and secrets submitted by our visitors.
Submitted by: tom
I think in order to sink both ships in the flying section you need to first strafe/ bomb the air craft carrier deck to prevent further zero's from taking off, then climb to a very high altitude like 10-11k feet then from an above position just dive straight down and use your guns to destroy the destroyer, you can't drop any addt'l bombs or torpedoes from this position, but it gets you outta the range of the flak and anti aircraft guns. Once I figured this out it was a cinch to sink both ships.
Submitted by: Nakamura
To make the level where you have to fly a plane easier, I turned the mouse sensitivity up to the max, I found it was easier but still annoying.
Visitors reviews about Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault
Author: Ron
Rating:
I have played all the war games on xbox and Splinter Cell both versions and never cheated. This game is poorly designed, no gamepad or joystick controls. Trying to fly a plane with a mouse and keyboard sucks. After sinking both ships you cannot follow the planes back as the slightest move and the game stops and needs to be loaded again. I called EA Games and asked why no support for gamepads or a joystick and they seemed not to care. So now I will need to cheat to get past this level and will never buy another game from them until the have more control options.
Author: Jon
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I have played this game too and think overall it is an excellent game, except for the flying mission. It is quite difficult to fly with a mouse and keypad and it took me several hours to pass the mission. I think there should be
a way to connect a game pad or joystick to the game to make this mission, at least, easier.
Author: Bud Tugly
Rating:
No joystick for the flying mission, whose brainchild was that?!? That dude needs to get fired today! Talk about a blown call, EA blew this one.
Author: Spudds
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Overall I love Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault, but what sadistic jerk of a programmer decided to include a flying mission without joystick capabilities? That is the only reason I am looking for cheat codes. Sure wish they would create a patch for this major oversight!
Author: Obgeektor
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STUPID level. Can't control the plane once in a dive. Can't hit the zeros properly, OR they even present themselves to be hit - that's not a game. What's the torpedo for? Your idiot wingmen don't use theirs, so what's the use of launching just ONE at an aircraft carrier? Why is there no aid to determine the distance at which to launch - since it obviously only works at the correct one? Oh, and why do I look down to find that the torpedo is selected when I had bombs selected already? It seems to sometimes auto-switch between them and sometimes not! I've got it on 1280x1024 resolution and I can't tell who's a zero and who's an invader at far enough distance to avoid enemy fire AND attack properly. BAD level in a fairly good game.
