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This category contains exploits that arguably are ''entirely'' logical consequences of intended game mechanics, and thus ''do not involve any glitch at all''. This means that [[glitch technique]]s and [[glitch derivative]]s do not belong to this category, even though they are often consequences of intended game mechanics ''under an unintended (glitched) game state''. |
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Regardless of whether these exploits are considered glitches, they do constitute a form of unconventional gameplay that is often of interest to the glitching community. Furthermore, some of there exploits are useful for glitch studies (e.g. using [[luck manipulation]] to set up glitches that are otherwise very unlikely to happen). |
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Latest revision as of 08:36, 25 December 2022
This category contains exploits that arguably are entirely logical consequences of intended game mechanics, and thus do not involve any glitch at all. This means that glitch techniques and glitch derivatives do not belong to this category, even though they are often consequences of intended game mechanics under an unintended (glitched) game state.
Regardless of whether these exploits are considered glitches, they do constitute a form of unconventional gameplay that is often of interest to the glitching community. Furthermore, some of there exploits are useful for glitch studies (e.g. using luck manipulation to set up glitches that are otherwise very unlikely to happen).
Pages in category "Non-glitch exploits"
The following 10 pages are in this category, out of 10 total.