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What's biggest exploit you ever discovered? (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by Alternative_Cut4491@alien.top to c/gaming@level-up.zone

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When I was playing dying light with friend we discovered that every timw you go to sleep and wake up air drop will appear, if you don't know air drops are pretty rare and if you collext them and deliver to one guy you will recieve lots of xp, we used that multiple times to unlock grapling hook very early. Air drops also gave lots of medicine which was hard to get in early game and that very helped us

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[–] KeKinHell@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

I have a couple, actually.

While common knowledge even the, I discovered quantum stockpiling in Dwarf Fortress before ever reading about it. I found out that dumping zones could be used to hold an infinite number of "marked for dumping" items. Made storing stone after big excavations way easier.

In Dark Souls 1, I realized that most enemies could be beat by holding up your shield and circle-strafing around them. Kinda boring, though.

While confirmed not to actually be an exploit, I was one of the first people to find out that, in Baldur's Gate 3, the Pact of The Blade Warlock's extra attack stacks with other classes' extra attack. This meant that a 5 paladin/5 Warlock/2 Fighter could deal out 6 attacks in a turn... not even counting haste or anything. When news got out about it, there was a lot of arguing over whether or not it was going to get patched as an exploit. However, Larian ended up confirming that it was intended.