and it's not just simple types either.
Aside from a few dozen interfaces/junctions to complex internal game engine objects, you've got XForm3s which are dual-matrixes, 2D points, Colors, three different kind of variable references, a sort of "Promise" integrating with the coroutine system, strings, booleans, ints, floats, function pointers, dictionaries, arrays, custom structures, and coroutines

so in theory there's an absolutely massive amount of information that can be extracted out of run-time tracing of this scripting engine because of the various reflection features provided.

in reality this is a slight nightmare that's going to involve modifying the emulator because the existing tools are simply not up to the task of dumping all this info

I flew too close to the sun

I'm pretty sure these programmers were trying to hide information from the compiler.
when you find yourself doing this, you need to stop and rethink your life. go for a walk.

don't do reverse engineering, kids. it's bad for your brain.

125 logging breakpoints is normal for playing a game, right?