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Oops all beets
Oops all beets












oops all beets

The going rate for frozen gourmet meat is 40 rupees, giving you a grand total of 840 rupees per trip. Pick up your newly minted meat, open your Autobuild history again, and repeat the process as many times as you like.

oops all beets

After waiting a few seconds, a whole bunch of frozen meat should manifest out of thin air. Here’s where the magic happens: Once you’ve arrived, open up your Autobuild history and select the meat pile you previously made, but don’t build it.

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Once you’ve got a sack full of fused meat clubs, fast travel to a snowy location. If making them each individually sounds arduous, you can use your Autobuild history to make a bunch of them. Once you’ve got your two meat clubs, you can use the Ultrahand ability to fuse those together.Įventually, you’ll want to end up with 21 of these fused meat clubs, all fused together into a single pile of meat and twigs. Next, use the Fuse ability to attach each piece of meat to a weapon (you can use tree branches if you need to). The glitch is confirmed to work on all versions of the game up to 1.1.2, and all you’ll need is a couple of weapons, some raw meat, and a minimum of 57 Zonaite.įirst, take out two pieces of raw meat - it works with any kind, but using gourmet meat will yield the most profit. This glitch comes to us by way of the YouTube channel No Hypothesis and was confirmed through an article on Eurogamer. While this glitch doesn’t allow you to replicate your favorite weapons, it will allow you to quickly fill your pockets with rupees. Yet another clever duplication glitch has been discovered in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.














Oops all beets