New Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom Infinite Glitch Turns You Into A Frozen Meat Tycoon

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom it’s a big game set in a huge open world, and your codebase has to push itself at all times to keep track of everything that’s going on. which probably explains because no matter how many times Nintendo patches the game to fix a resource glitchpeople keep finding new ones.

The latter, which has been confirmed to work on all existing versions of the game, from those still clinging to 1.0 to those running the latest update, revolves around the idea that you can trick the game into giving you many valuable resources. turning large hunks of meat into a weapon and then taking that weapon out into the snow.

That’s the concise version of what you need to do, of course. The entire process is a bit more complicated than that, as you can see in this nine-minute video from austin john plays below:

Or, for a much faster version, here’s the text. Essentially you need to make two meat weapons by attaching raw items to sticks, ideally gourmet meat given its value, then glue two of those weapons together using ultrahand. Once you’ve done that, you can use autobuild to ctrl+c, ctrl+v until you’ve built 21 meat clubs (the most the game can remember and place at any one time) and merge them all together.

Once you’ve built that 21 meat salute, it will be stored in your autobuild. You then need to equip another meat club as your primary weapon, travel to a cold location, and wait/sleep in a fire until the weather forecast is all snow. Once it is, you need to keep an eye on your equipped meat club; if after walking away from the fire it freezes and falls over, then you are good to go.

Just start the process of rebuilding the meat slab from your self-build, but don’t in fact build it, just keep it floating inside the purple circle; after a second or two all the meat will freeze and fall to the ground, and at 40 rupees a pop, the faster you can build, freeze and gather, the more money you can collect. As Austin says, a full stack will sell for Rs 39,960 in as little as eight minutes, so if you’re low on cash definitely worth your time.

Given Nintendo’s earlier urgency to patch this sort of thing in a… offline single player game, you might want to start this sooner rather than later!