PLITCH Trainer for Tempest Rising

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Die PLITCH Trainer for Tempest Rising gives RTS players practical toggles to steady economy, keep squads alive, and push through punishing campaign spikes. It fits anyone stuck on high-pressure missions, labbing doctrines, or testing wild build orders without replaying the opener for the tenth time.

Trainer features: Free vs Premium

PLITCH splits Tempest Rising PC cheats into Free and Premium so you can stabilize practice runs or go full sandbox when you want total control.

Free cheats
- Prepare: Initialize the trainer for your session
- Heal Unit: Refill a selected unit’s HP to keep a push alive
- Basic resource assist: Small credit or power top-ups for early builds
- Reset economy to zero: Return to clean routing after tests
Premium cheats
- Unlimited resources: Credits and Power controls for instant teching
- Unit sustain: Refill or lock unit HP, Easy Kills for quick clears
- Progression tools: Set experience or veterancy values for squads
- Pacing helpers: Faster construction or training for timing drills

Where these Tempest Rising PC cheats shine

Tempest Rising leans on classic RTS fundamentals: economy tempo, map control, and timing attacks that punish late tech or sloppy micro. The trainer smooths the rough edges so practice translates into wins.

Siege-heavy story missions: Use unit healing and sustain to keep a veteran spearhead intact while you break turret grids or artillery nests. Once the route feels good, switch back to standard values for a clean clear.
Fast tech builds: Resource boosts and faster build times help validate doctrine paths and upgrade orders without restarting after a stalled opener.
Harassment drills: Stabilize early economy to practice multi-pronged pressure, then remove the safety net to confirm macro holds under fire.
Boss-style strongholds: Easy Kills is a last resort when a fortified base bricks progress; toggle it off once the choke point opens so the rest of the mission stays honest.
Veterancy testing: Set experience to compare how vetted squads trade into late-game armor and air, then adjust composition before committing in a real run.