This Wuchang Glitch Lets You Skip to Max Level Instantly

Summary

In this video, Zack the Ripper demonstrates an exploitable glitch in Wu Chang: Fallen Feathers, allowing players to level up infinitely even before fighting the first boss. By using a method involving the mouse cursor and the middle node of the leveling system, players can gain unlimited levels. Zack also shares a Chapter 1 skip that helps players collect red mercury early, bypassing the game's progression. While the method has only been tested on PC, Zack encourages console players to test it with mouse support. For those not interested in glitches, Zack also offers builds for a fair playthrough.

Takeaways

• 😀 Zack introduces a gamebreaking glitch in Wu Chang: Fallen Feathers that allows infinite leveling from the start.
• 😀 The glitch works on the PC version and may work on consoles if a mouse cursor can be displayed.
• 😀 Using the deluxe edition provides early access to red mercury, but a Chapter 1 skip can compensate for non-deluxe players.
• 😀 The glitch involves clicking the middle node in the repository shrine and pressing Escape immediately afterward.
• 😀 Continuous clicking without moving the mouse and confirming periodically results in rapid level increases.
• 😀 The screen darkens progressively as levels accumulate, showing that the method is working.
• 😀 Console players can attempt the glitch using a DualSense Edge touchpad as a mouse substitute.
• 😀 The Chapter 1 skip involves navigating around the first shrine, breaking crates, going out-of-bounds, and collecting early red mercury.
• 😀 Players can fight early enemies after the Chapter 1 skip to gather red mercury before the first boss.
• 😀 Zack emphasizes that the glitch consumes red mercury but allows players to reach max level at the start of the game.
• 😀 Alternative fair gameplay options are available, and Zack provides other builds and strategies on his channel.
• 😀 Precision in timing and cursor placement is crucial for the glitch to work effectively.

Q & A

What is the main glitch discussed in this video?

The main glitch allows players to level up infinitely, even before fighting the first boss, by exploiting a bug in the game's mechanics using the mouse cursor and red mercury.

Does the glitch work on both PC and console versions of the game?

The glitch has been tested on the PC version, but the console version may work as well if players can get a mouse cursor on the screen via a mouse or a compatible controller like the Dual Sense Edge.

What is required for this glitch to work?

For the glitch to work, players need to have a mouse cursor on the screen. The glitch involves clicking the middle node in the repository and pressing 'escape' at the right moment to trick the game into thinking the player has red mercury.

How does the glitch actually work to level up the player?

The glitch works by clicking the middle node, pressing 'escape' to make the mouse cursor disappear, and repeatedly clicking without moving the mouse. This causes the game to falsely register repeated level-ups, allowing players to gain infinite levels.

Can the glitch help players reach maximum level immediately?

Yes, players can level up to the maximum level right at the beginning of the game using this glitch, even before facing the first boss.

What happens when the player runs out of red mercury during the glitch?

When red mercury is depleted, the glitch no longer registers additional level-ups, but the player can still perform the glitch repeatedly to level up as much as they want, as long as they have enough red mercury.

How can players get red mercury if they don't have the deluxe edition?

Players without the deluxe edition can use a chapter 1 skip method to collect red mercury early. This involves using a sequence of out-of-bounds movements to access enemies and red mercury before reaching the first boss.

What is the chapter 1 skip method described in the video?

The chapter 1 skip involves walking up to a statue, hugging the left wall, and dashing over crates to get out of bounds. Once out, players can find red feathers and gain red mercury before progressing to later chapters.

Is this glitch or chapter 1 skip method fair to use in the game?

The glitch and skip method are considered exploits or cheats, as they allow players to bypass intended game progression and gain advantages prematurely. Whether it's fair depends on the player's perspective on gaming ethics.

What alternative content does the video offer for players not interested in glitches?

For players who prefer not to use glitches, the video encourages them to check out other videos on the channel featuring fun and fair builds for Wu Chang Fallen Feathers, which allow for a more balanced and traditional gameplay experience.