Tears of the Kingdom Has a Pretty Simple Duplication Glitch

Legend of Zelda

Turns out Link has much more magical powers than we thought.

All the new mechanics in Tears of the Kingdom create some fairly nice synergies. However, there could be some unintended unintended effects. In this case, that takes the type of a fairly simple duplication glitch that may be finished completely wherever. All you have to begin is 2 bows and not less than one of the objects you wish to duplicate.

This doesn’t fairly result in an exponential improve, as every time you do it, you’ll solely be getting another of no matter merchandise you utilize. Keep in thoughts you may solely duplicate objects that may be connected to an arrow. Sadly, you can not duplicate the Light of Blessings.

How to Do the Tears of the Kingdom Duplication Glitch

It’s a very fast course of, and there are solely a handful of steps to it.

While aiming your bow, connect the merchandise you can be duplicating utilizing up d-pad. Lower the bow so that you aren’t nonetheless aiming it, however have it prepared.

Open the tools menu with + and tab over to your bows. Drop the bow you may have geared up fully, don’t unequip it first.

Now, transfer to a totally different bow and equip it.

This half is a little tough. You’re going to have to shut and open the menu in a short time with simply a quick two presses of +. Don’t fear in case you mess up this half, as you aren’t risking the merchandise, and you may simply strive once more from the high as many occasions as you want.

Once you reopen the menu, drop the bow you geared up.

Close the menu and accumulate the two bows on the floor. If you probably did the open and shut half accurately, you’ll now have another of the merchandise that you simply initially connected.

It’s onerous to say how conscious Nintendo is of this duplication glitch, however it’s seemingly it will likely be eliminated with the first patch. In the meantime, nevertheless, it’s a good technique to rack up cash by promoting gems.

About the writer

Cameron is a freelance author for Twinfinite and usually covers battle royales like Fortnite and Apex Legends. He began writing for Twinfinite in late 2019 and has reviewed many nice video games. While he loves a good shooter, his coronary heart will at all times belong to JRPGs.