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How to predict which boss

By Ewgene

Quick reference to the command that you can use to predict which boss you'll get at the end of a game.

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Category: Secrets, Walkthroughs

Languages: English

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How to do it

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Preface

This is not exactly new information, but it is a little elusive. There are a few guides lying around here and there but I couldn't quickly find one either here or on YouTube, and some of the information has also been censored. That's why I decided to just quickly write this up.

You can save this guide in your favorites so you can always quickly grab the command, or simply copy and paste it somewhere of your liking instead.

How to do it

So here's the command you need:

getall kfgamereplicationinfo bossindex

Very simply copy this, open the in-game console (~ key by default), paste it and enter. You will get a string of text that looks like this:

　
The only thing you need is the number at the end. The number represents the boss:

0 = Hans Volter
1 = Patriarch
2 = King Fleshpound
3 = Abomination
4 = Matriarch

So in this case, you'll face the Abomination.

Disclaimer

I don't see it as a cheat and I don't care about what you think of it, as I am not interested in the discussion. If it really was a cheat, the developers would've left the command out of the player's reach, period. Stupid comments will be removed.

Thanks for reading and I hope you found this useful!

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Ewgene [author] 27 Oct, 2024 @ 1:53am

You got it Masterson

⛤NickHiro⛤ 27 Oct, 2024 @ 1:15am

Thanks for the guide! Gives me double depressing full knowing I have to face Mat in the end, lol. xD

Ewgene [author] 24 Oct, 2024 @ 12:52am

Did you know that console commands are also used to change settings and gameplay unrelated stuff? I'd be impressed if you could actually cheat with them on a server you don't own.

undefined 23 Oct, 2024 @ 7:08pm

I really don't care and think people blow cheating out of proportion these days, especially with non-multiplayer games, but dev console commands often have god mode and no clip and stuff. The argument that "it's a console command" is completely invalid.

corpse 2 Sep, 2024 @ 11:41am

Ya I'm with Captain Soulsnatcher on this one its not really cheating if it is in console. I think its just a scenario check to show which one has loaded.

Mainly for de-bugging. If any scenario has an issue they can call up this prompt.

Sally the Wendigo 11 Mar, 2024 @ 6:17pm

This is actually very useful. Especially if you're playing with a coordinated HoE 6p lobby, this could be very useful. Thanks so much, here

Geeked King Von 24 Feb, 2024 @ 9:14am

I don't think this is cheating as it's most likely a developer tool to check if the boss system was working properly.

Long Johnson 23 Jan, 2024 @ 11:10am

pretty cool but i like tryna guess what the boss is with my friends, then acting like jesus when one of us gets it correct

Seductive_Toastᵀᴹ 29 Nov, 2023 @ 6:49am

It's not cheating because it was designed in the game for the developers, merely activating these commands isn't an act of malicious use of cheats or exploit; only reading and demanding information through the console.
It's not cheating or exploiting.

Ewgene [author] 11 Nov, 2023 @ 9:50am

Then I wouldn't know. I never bound the command

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