OI felt bad for the kid watching the video that was sad especially the ending
But to see that shyt with smileys on here
That was fukked up I watched clutching my pearls
Let a complete stranger play your game online for you brehs.
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That was fukked up I watched clutching my pearls
God damn that was cold
PremierDaTruth
Oh well.
I remember getting losing everything on the corpse explosion glitch in D2 like 12 years ago now you know kid 
now you know kid Plot twist: That WAS the dev to show him what happens when he tries to cheat
The great thing about the internet age is that one of the devs will see this and probably gift his character with some crazy super rare piff now
Like when that cac broad on the coli dog ate her Dead Space 2 or sum dumb sh1t, the devs saw it on twitter and gave her a new copy
So in the end he probably won
And he would've gotten away with it to if it wasn't for you meddling stranger
shareplay with me and I'll show you how it's doneI don't understand how u glitch to 31
An 11 year old boy was livestreaming and was convinced by another player that there was a glitch to boost characters to level 30 instantly. That would be a desirable exploit, for sure, considering how much time and effort it takes to get to that level even with The Dark Below expansion.
The kid gives the other player remote control of his game through PS4'sSharePlay feature and then steps away. The relevant part of the video above starts around the 13:00 mark.
While he's AFK, the other player decides to delete his level 31 Warlock and level 26 Titan. He then logs onto the game as the boy's only remaining character, a level 23 Hunter. The poor kid returns just in time to see the troll delete his exotic fusion rifle Plan C. At that point, he resets his PS4 to prevent any further damage.
To the kid's credit, he logs back into a party with the troll and insists he didn't want that rifle anyway. He doesn't keep that composure for long, though. When he realizes all of his other characters are gone, he starts sobbing.
Unfortunately for him, there's no way for Bungie to undo this damage. They note inthis support page that they can't recover gear or characters. That may change in the future, though.
"Bungie has some ideas for how we can make regrettable deletions like these less permanent," said community manager David Dague on the company's Weekly Update. "While we plan the right course of action (and build out new game features), protect your Guardians from sleazy online jerks – or dogs that step on your controller."
There might still be a happy ending for this boy, though. He posted about the entire fiasco on Bungie's forums and while some players seem to think he got what he deserved for trying to exploit the game, others were sympathetic. Many players have offered to help him gear up his remaining character or level new ones. That's no big shock, given the community's history of kindness toward players in need.
The kid gives the other player remote control of his game through PS4'sSharePlay feature and then steps away. The relevant part of the video above starts around the 13:00 mark.
While he's AFK, the other player decides to delete his level 31 Warlock and level 26 Titan. He then logs onto the game as the boy's only remaining character, a level 23 Hunter. The poor kid returns just in time to see the troll delete his exotic fusion rifle Plan C. At that point, he resets his PS4 to prevent any further damage.
To the kid's credit, he logs back into a party with the troll and insists he didn't want that rifle anyway. He doesn't keep that composure for long, though. When he realizes all of his other characters are gone, he starts sobbing.
Unfortunately for him, there's no way for Bungie to undo this damage. They note inthis support page that they can't recover gear or characters. That may change in the future, though.
"Bungie has some ideas for how we can make regrettable deletions like these less permanent," said community manager David Dague on the company's Weekly Update. "While we plan the right course of action (and build out new game features), protect your Guardians from sleazy online jerks – or dogs that step on your controller."
There might still be a happy ending for this boy, though. He posted about the entire fiasco on Bungie's forums and while some players seem to think he got what he deserved for trying to exploit the game, others were sympathetic. Many players have offered to help him gear up his remaining character or level new ones. That's no big shock, given the community's history of kindness toward players in need.
Super Cheech
I Feel So Westcoast
Dumbass kid. Good thing he learned early and in a videogame. Trust people as far as you can throw em.
How exactly was he suppose to glitch his character up?
dude just told him that to get him to shareplay
BlackFruitPunch
Banned
