Destiny 2 Players Find An Interesting Emote Glitch In-Game
Just like with any MMO, there are going to be glitches, exploits, and funny little hiccups along [...]
Just like with any MMO, there are going to be glitches, exploits, and funny little hiccups along the way. While some glitches may be a frustrating mess, others you just can't help to laugh at. Such is the case with an interesting little bug that Destiny 2 players are finding with certain emotes.
One emote in particular many are finding lets players glitch through almost any in-game wall - it's not game breaking, but it does provide interesting opportunities for those looking for alternative ways to go about gameplay. The emote itself is the Bureaucratic Walk - Monty Python fans are sure to get a kick out of it if they are familiar with the 'Ministry of Silly Walks' bit. When players trigger this particular emote option, the little shuffle-shuffle that happens will give players the option to "lean back" - even through walls.
In support of this interesting glitch, one YouTuber recorded it in action, with a little nod from his bud:
This Guardian even put together a simple little walkthrough for those that may not wish to watch the video:
Step 1: Have the Bureaucratic Walk emote equipped (Eververse is selling it this week)
Step 2: Back up right against a wall
Step 3: Do the emote, and it will naturally pass through the wall during the animation
Step 4: When it has passed through the wall, crouch
With Bungie providing weekly investigations and hotfixes, we're sure that this little glitch will probably be repaired soon - but until then, it's a neat way for Guardians to explore those otherwise unobtainable areas throughout the world of Destiny 2.
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With a few secret areas confirmed within the game that are set to unlock in the near future - this glitch may just provide some important clues as to what's in store for future content.
Though it may be a funny glitch, that isn't the only unique clips caught throughout the game for this week. In case you missed it, you can also check out our most recent Destiny 2 Plays of the Week to see the good, the bad, and the epic failure. Seriously, one player should not have that much bad luck on a consistent basis.
Destiny 2 is available now for Xbox One and PlayStation 4, with a PC release slated for October 24th.
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