We may yet see some mods for this game but I won't hold my breath for anything really good.

That may be so but notice most games with Denuvo(if not all) have verry few mods and most of them are cosmetic effects such as lighting fixes, graphics improvements and bug fixes. Take Nier automata for example. There is only 1 mod I know of for that which does not fall under those and it's a partial nude mod which isn't even that great. Doesn't even come close to what was done for skyrim for example which was DESIGNED to be moddable where as these games were designed to resist modders.

Or at least nothing more than delete the link in which case it can simply be reuploaded or broken up like I said previously

I'm just saying try an indirect approach. Valve tos only really applies to directly linking to stuff like that but linking to a website to which you have uploaded a direct link shouldn't trigger them. Say for example Put the link in a plain text file from note pad then upload that to dropbox or mega or whatever. The effect is the same but I don't believe it would technically breach their tos so they shouldn't do anything.

true but it's to dropbox not directly to a cheat table itself and I bet the link doesn't have anything to lable it as a cheat table. Also I wouldn't put it past somebody to report those links and once that's done they will close em off.

Yeah I can say from experience that uploading that table here is NOT a good idea. I made a guide specifficaly for the purpose of teaching people how to use CE (Just basics with some links to youtube videos) and that guide got blocked so only I can access it now. I dunno if it was cause of links, because it was referencing cheating and/or memory editing or whether it was cause some a.s.s.h.a.t posted a complaint(selfritious b.a.s.t.a.r.d.s) but it would likely happen here too. So maybe post someplace else then post a direct method to geting to that web page without posting a link. Or post a link and replace www or some of the more recognisable characters with * or something so steam doesn't recognise it as a link.

Sadly I don't think it's possible. The way the game handles inventory kinda makes this difficult at best and impossible at worst. You can edit the number if items you have in game using cheat engine or another memory editor however you can't add NEW items that way cause it crashes the game. Editing the save would likely just corrupt it. However using a cheat engine script or game trainer you can breeze through the game as if it was no trouble(with a few exceptional missions which might go awry with said scripts) and get most if not all costumes rather easy. For example SPP(or whatever it's called) is rather easy to hack so you can either max it out or better yet you can maximise the amount each guest character in a mission gives you when they leave thus allowing you to hit those rewards for EARNING SPP. As for the rest I think most of them are rewards for speciffic missions or something so just do all you can. (the day's timer is also easy to manipulat using a memory editor)

Ok so first thing's first. You've posted in general topics which means nobody knows which FF game you are talking about and you haven't said. The would be helpful. Also I think(not certain) many if not most of the modders from this community are either working on other stuff right now or just got bored with modding FF games(I am inclined to think the former) as I haven't seen anything new from them in a while so you might expect a wait on an answer to this. Sorry I can't be of more help. I lack modding skills.

Don't know for sure but I doubt it.

games which have missable entries such as this are never included in a walkthrough or guide. Personally I hate modern guides. Used to be they would give you speciffics on how to play the game well with sidequests spread throughout the book with a bestiary and inventory guide somewhere all together and a glossary at the back to easily find what you need. Now they keep things as vague as possible and seperate the side quests from the main quests and often leave stuff out and make things far too complicated that you might as well play the game without it. They do it supposedly so they aren't telling you how you should play the game and letting you play it your own way but honestly if I wan'ted that I wouldn't BUY the book I would just look up an online guide made by another player for FREE and it would probably be better ANYWAY(at least these days)