Zelda: Breath of the Wild Glitch Gets Players Infinite Materials
On a technical level, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is one of the more solid open-world games out there. Whereas other games can have enough technical issues that they become part of those games’ identities, Breath of the Wild has never really had its status as one of the most influential games of the past five years affected by bugs and similar issues. If anything, players usually have to go out of their way to break the game, and the results can often be more beneficial than problematic.
One of Breath of the Wild’s greatest strengths lies in the freedom of gameplay that allows players to experiment and come up with their own means of reaching destinations, defeating enemies, solving puzzles, and acquiring items. In recent years, players have taken this a step further through the use of glitches, some of which have provided helpful benefits like unlocking the Master Sword early or removing Calamity Ganon from the final boss fight.
Breath of the Wild Glitch Lets Players Duplicate Korok Seeds and More
Arguably the most interesting of these is the Inventory Slot Transfer. It’s a somewhat complicated process, but the gist is this exploit involves glitching out inventory slots to allow players to transfer items to another save file. This makes it possible for players to perform tricks like accessing the end-game Bow of Light early or duplicating key items without having to farm for them. But as shared by YouTube channel Gaming Reinvented, a well-known source of Breath of the Wild exploits, this technique is also capable of providing players with all the crafting materials they could ever need.
According to the video above, this process for duplicating items in Breath of the Wild begins with starting a new save and
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