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RA1 had the grandier glitch...

You'd have the Granadiers target the ground somewhere, and *just* as their arm was back about to throw the granades, you'd target something else on the map.. anywhere, even across the entire map, and they would throw the granades across the entire map to hit whatever you targeted and would keep doing it until you changed targets, in which case you mearly had to repeat the process....

Unlimited arrows, potions, etc in Betrayal of Krondor. And the crossbow bug.

Isil`Zha wrote:RA1 had the grandier glitch...

You'd have the Granadiers target the ground somewhere, and *just* as their arm was back about to throw the granades, you'd target something else on the map.. anywhere, even across the entire map, and they would throw the granades across the entire map to hit whatever you targeted and would keep doing it until you changed targets, in which case you mearly had to repeat the process....

*That* one is scary.

The 99% research bug (AoM)
Loki water bug (AoM, though I hate it since I'm not Loki)
Thor's double armory bug (AoM, good for Thor players, unfortunately I'm not one of them)
Petrobolos' constant fire bug (AoM, unfortunately, I didn't find out about this until it was fixed)

Preatorians: At random intervals the game(or at least the demo) completely freezes your computer, control+alt+delete will not even work.

Alyrium Denryle wrote:Preatorians: At random intervals the game(or at least the demo) completely freezes your computer, control+alt+delete will not even work.

Why is that your favorite?

Fucking annoying is more like it.

I found it amusing after a while

In a version of Ultima 6, each character had a maximum amount of weight they could carry, and you couldn't move stuff between people if it would cause them to exceed their maximum. But there was no such restriction for moving stuff *into* a container in somebody else's possession. So Iolo would always become the pack mule

In the same game, there was a "duplicate" spell or something that allowed you to make copies of crappy items (no weapons or armor). Also an "animate" spell that made weapons and armor become NPCs and attack your enemies. There was a "clone" spell that allowed you to make clones of NPCs. If you wanted a shitload of magic armor and weapons, just "animate" them, "clone" them and then "kill" them dead

That's what I can remember.

Well, in Nethack there's a bug that, when you roll a boulder onto a land mine, causes the dungeon to collapse (read: the game crashes).

Other than that, there aren't really any exploitable bugs.

Howedar wrote:

Isil`Zha wrote:RA1 had the grandier glitch...

You'd have the Granadiers target the ground somewhere, and *just* as their arm was back about to throw the granades, you'd target something else on the map.. anywhere, even across the entire map, and they would throw the granades across the entire map to hit whatever you targeted and would keep doing it until you changed targets, in which case you mearly had to repeat the process....

*That* one is scary.

I loved fucking with my friends with that one

In Bounty Hunter for PSII, during the first mission of chapter 5, there are places where Jango can stand/walk/run in midair. I found at least three of them. There is a ladder on the same level Jango can walk right through.

Not very useful, but they were good for a laugh.

The Weapon Duplication trick in Final Fantasy IV/II.

Best part is, it still works in the PS version.

This is a bug in current versions of Adom:

If you are playing a necromancer whose equipment gives you a+5 bonus to toughness and you reach level 50, you become almost unkillable. If anything brings your hp down to 0, you just resurrect. Nearly the only things that can kill you are old age and chaos corruption. Unfortunately, getting killed too many times will eventually reduce your max hp to 1, which means even a rat can kill you in one round. That can be a bit trying.

In Adom 944, you could get nearly unlimited amounts of money by paying the dwarven trainer negative amounts of gold. I once asked for too much and was crushed under the weight.