A release channel with all the bugs considered fun just so long as they don't crash the game.
A couple examples could be the gadget glitches where another player could control someones gadget, or the glitch that let people have like 30 grapplers at a time.
This could have a lot of interesting opportunities and fun in the future.
I know this first hand, because I've seen many of the glitches that don't even make it out of the lab.
#Bugged release channel
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Why would they keep glitches in a separate release channel and also they would have to update both
- Unstable Gameplay – Even if bugs don’t crash the game, they can still cause weird physics issues or soft locks.
2. Harder to Maintain – Developers would need to update both the main game and bugged version, slowing progress.
3. Overshadows Core Gameplay – Players might prefer the glitchy version, making the main game feel less relevant.
4. Exploits & Unfair Play – Bugs like infinite grapplers can create unfair advantages and ruin balance.
5. Moderation Issues – Players would push glitches further, leading to crashes or game-breaking exploits.
6. Hurts Reputation – A bug-focused mode could make the game seem unfinished and drive away new players.
The channel would rarely be updated, and with all the different bugs that have been around, they would cancel out.
Bugs that make the game unplayable would be left out, It would maybe have a limited amount of servers, or would be somehow unappealing in another way like not getting many updates.
The balance would probably be fine, even if someone got inf. grapplers, there are still ways to catch them with other glitches, and being in the bugged channel, that would be a risk you take.
The entire point of the bug channel is that there are bugs, so players expanding on glitches would be fine.
And the bug channel would be like the lab in that the servers are separate, and optional, so people would not be driven away.
There would be a disclaimer to players when they enter the version that it intentionally keeps bugs for the people who like them.
The people that don't like it can stay in the default channel.
This would be for those who liked some of the glitches that were patched, and wanted to have a bit more fun.
Maybe so that people aren't constantly in the channel, it would only be open for a few days at a time, so they aren't always there.
- Bugs Cancelling Out Each Other – Just because multiple glitches exist doesn’t mean they balance each other. Some bugs might be far more game-breaking than others, making certain strategies unbeatable.
2. Balance is Fine Because of Other Glitches – Relying on other bugs to counterbalance an overpowered one isn’t real balance. It just shifts the meta to “who can exploit the best,” which isn’t fun for everyone.
3. Players Expanding on Glitches is Fine – Some glitches might not just be “fun,” but lead to server crashes, infinite loops, or exploits that could ruin even this mode. Uncontrolled glitch expansion can get out of hand.
4. A Disclaimer Fixes Everything – A warning doesn’t prevent frustration. Some players might join expecting “fun chaos” but instead get an unplayable mess, leading to complaints or bad impressions.