Manually Editing Enemy Players' Behavior: If you want to manually speed up or slow down a speed type, the 12 bytes of speed type are classified as the following:Д«ytes 3,4 = Speed when player is running with the ballД«ytes 5,6 = CPU Motion speed when a teammate has possessionД«ytes 7,8 = Your (gamer's) marking speed during opponent possessionД«ytes 9,10 = Run after deflected ball from opponentД«ytes 11,12 = Run after deflected ball from teammateДЇormat: Byte 1 (short), Byte 2 (long), example: x3AFBE = $80, x3AFBF = $03, if you change x3AFBE you will not notice a significant change in speed for speed type 00 since it is the short distance, but if you change x3AFBF the type 00 speed will noticeably change.

The second byte corresponds to the type number of speed I have listed above. Usage: Beginning offset x395EA, there are 4 bytes for each player going in the order of, (1) player guts/stats type (2) speed type (3) attack tendency while own team possess (4) marking tendency when opponent posses. You can use a calculator to convert decimal to hexadecimal, the numbers will be inserted backwards. Manually setting up level guts amounts (400, 408, 416.) Note: All values preceded with 'x' are hex offsets, preceded with '$' are hex values. Thanks again to members of that site and to all the contributors who have documented their knowledge, your work will not be forgotten. I was planning on posting all my offsets here, but I no longer have to thanks the good friends of CT Elite, they have posted most of the important lists and ROM hacking guides, some of which are packed inside.

Kaslghnoon Captain Tsubasa 2 Hack Codes (Usefull for editing)Д¤54 - 467 = Player saved levels (starting Tsubasa)

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