In Skyrim before it got patched, Oghma Infinium was used to become max level. This was before the skill tree rework. Reading the book from the book shelf wouldn’t consume it.

There was an Arkanoid cabinet in my arcade that if you whapped the coin slot with your palm you’d get a free credit. I was a 7 yr old Arthur Fonzerelli

In baldur’s gate dark alliance 1, if you use the level warp cheat, you can go kill the onyx golem at level 1 and for some reason it gives you infinite experience. I discovered this as a kid and never saw it on any of the cheat sites.

GBA Pokemon game, a friend let me test his save of the latest Pokémon at the time(2004 maybe) and me without any intention of doing so went in a bug like I went thru a wall or something, everything was black, I was so afraid I ruined his cart I rebooted and after that he had like all his Pokémon at lvl 100 maxed out !

He praised me like a god at school hahaha, everyone was asking me to do the same for them, I couldn’t and said I only do it for the bro LOL

NHL 2001 you could flip the puck in the zone on net from anywhere outside the blue line and goalies would just flip and miss it every time. Exploited this against my little brother for a few games until every game was in the high 20’s low 30s.

Battlefield 3 on Kharg Island and Operation Firestorm maps. In the middle of both maps there’s a tall tower. By accident me and a friend discovered it was possible to be launched inside the tower by clipping through it at the top, just under the platform (happened by jumping out of an aircraft at random).

Doing this you had complete 360 view of everything, and no one could spot you from the outside, and they were not able to harm you. So we just took some snipers and clipped through at the edge and back in again after the shot. It was so insane, and no one could see our position. I’ve never seen anyone else use this exploit not even a clip on YouTube.

We made it reproduceable by using the drone which you could climb on top of and self boost under and inside the tower 100% reliably. Sometimes we were busted and the helicopters tried to kill us, but even their rockets couldn’t hurt us!

So when Minecraft got introduced to Xbox it was the super early stages of minecraft, so there wasn’t much. But there was a duplication glitch with the dispenser I think it was and I used it to basically have chests and chests full of everything, especially diamonds. I had to create hidden bunkers to hide it all because my friends would try to sneak into my home and take some all the time. Eventually I let them in on the glitch and we would just end up building absurd shit out of diamond/gold/iron blocks. And of course we eventually went crazy with TNT

Back in the original gta, you had to collect sort amount of cash to get transported to next city.

What I’ve discovered, was cash generation machine.

Basically, I’ve somehow managed to stuck my car over river and in other end of river there was building. If you did it correctly, car would shake alot and started to generate money.

I was like 6-7 years old, so at least that’s how I remember it.

Everquest. Found a way to solo Sont from the zone in a long long way off, died and dropped what you needed for sleepers tomb. Took forever and needed endless quiver. The dragon never aggrod at all. That lasted about two days. Someone came into zone and saw me shooting and then ran by Sont and saw it on low health. Patched.

Shining Soul 2 in gba. Once you get over max amount of money in one bag, you can combine another bag in your storage. It will duplicate your money.

There’s a book in elder scrolls Skyrim that you can save glitch to max all your skills

In the SSX game for the XBox 360 the game had a rewind feature that you could use to rewind about five seconds so you could not mess up your landing, not go off the map, etc. there were also these things called ‘geo tags’ that you could place while rewinding. The geo tags worked like this: for up to 24 hours they would build up XP and money, other players could see them and if they were able to pass through it then they would get the accumulated money/XP, but if it hit the 24 hours mark then your account would get the money/XP.

My roommates and I found out that a specific mountain peak on a certain map was just a graphic and not a solid object like all of the other ones were. So we would launch ourselves off the map, through the mountain, and kept dropping geo tags inside of it. Since no one could see them they wouldn’t try and collect them so they would all cash out. Also the turn in question was really easy so it was unlikely that anyone else would accidentally fly off and discover our secret.

We made over one billion dollars and purchased everything in the in-game shop. Hahaha

This is going to sound like a lie but my brother and I were once playing BF4 and on one of my respawns I didn’t have a marker over my head. My teammates shot at me for a while with no damage.

Went into some tunnel where all the fighting was happening and I started noticing I wasn’t getting hit with anything. Enemy grenades and rockets just shook my screen. So I just walked into this chaotic hallway blasting people completely invincible. I ran out of ammo to find out that I couldn’t interact with anything on the ground. Ammo crates or other people’s kits just didn’t show as an option. Went around knifing people for a bit and I only went down when someone got a meele kill on me. Lasted a good 10 minutes and it was complete chaos.

Never experienced it again and still have no idea how it happened.

When bf4 was popular, me and friend found a glitch that can make you spawn under the map. EVERY MAP

Many years ago there was a BBS door game called Legend of the Red Dragon (LORD). My memory of the exact exploit is fuzzy, but the game was expandable and the sysop had installed some expansion where I could get gems early on and quite easily, which I could trade for potions that would increase my stats. This led to me having a level 1 character with no armor and a stick – basically starting gear – that was unstoppable. But instead of levelling I’d leave the character like that and all the other maxed out players couldn’t defeat me in duels, and they were all big mad and complained to the sysop.

Eventually he figured it out and I think changed the config for the expansion so that gems were not so easy to come by. But for a good few months I was at the top of the leaderboard.