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Dark Souls: How One Glitch Made the Great Club OP? sparks talk again. Speedruners on social media revived strange tricks. This glitch changes how players see early game power.
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Dark Souls: How One Glitch Made the Great Club OP? is a movement exploit. Rolling cancels attack windows, granting extra hits. Studies indicate this reshapes risk and reward for new players.
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Here the club hits faster and breaks guard. It feels strong because frames slide unexpectedly. Research shows input timing turns simple moves into broken feels.
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Great Club becomes oppressive when rolls reset hit detection mid combo.
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Guard breaks happen sooner than animations suggest possible.
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Few setups maintain this edge without strict rules. Human error often hides how extreme the advantage really gets.
Is this a real bug or just input latency?
Yes, consistent input windows confirm the behavior. Patches adjusted recovery, yet frame data still allows surprise pressure.
Will FromSoftware remove this advantage?
Developers rarely remove hidden movement tricks. They prefer tuning animations, hitboxes, or stamina instead.
