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Developer Ironmace has rolled back the Dark and Darker game after an item duplication glitch caused by database synchronization errors. The latest update, hotfix 16, reverts balance changes from hotfix 15 and compensates players with five Bluestone Shards as an apology. The team is still managing fallout from its first major early access patch, which included significant changes to stats and gear availability.
Players of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom have discovered a new item duplication glitch, which involves using a multi-shot bow in Tobio's Hollow Chasm. The glitch allows players to duplicate items such as Lynel horns, precious stones, bomb flowers, and bananas. However, the location can only be accessed in the late stages of the game, and the glitch requires a specific bow and fused material. Despite Nintendo's efforts to patch previous duplication glitches, fans continue to find new ways to exploit the game.
Players of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom have discovered a new item duplication glitch that allows them to stack their inventory with valuable items. The glitch involves using the weapon throw mechanic and watching four memories in a row before reloading the save file. The glitch is said to be "100% consistent, fast, easy" to do and has been shared by YouTuber Kibbles Gaming. However, Nintendo is likely to patch the glitch soon.
A new item duplication glitch has been discovered in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, which involves jumping off a ledge and using the paraglider to duplicate inventory items. The glitch is considered the easiest and quickest to perform, allowing players to get 20 diamonds in under 30 seconds. Nintendo may patch out the glitch in the future, so players should disable auto-updates if they want to keep using it.
A new item duplication glitch has been discovered in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, which involves holding items while paragliding and pausing and unpausing the game in quick succession. The glitch allows players to duplicate items, including diamonds, in mid-air, making it easier to collect loot. Nintendo has yet to patch out the glitch, so players can still use it to their advantage.