Hey folks, I'm doing some research on how well known a few Pokemon Blue glitches were, and how knowledge of them spread. If you played those games back in the day, I'd appreciate it if you could take 2 minutes to fill outhttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdgI2D5U8Uj7SHzqvgnUS4jgLiUQ4cMai_PfZhj0dyeS8ymNg/viewform?usp=sf_link …
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Thank you to everyone who responded! This confirmed some data points I expected (almost everyone knew about missingno, almost all of those folks learned about it through word of mouth) I was surprised to see that so few people knew about the fight safari zone pokemon glitch
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Since a few people asked in the responses, they are separate but related glitches. Surfing up the coast of cinnabar causes a bug where you're on water but the game uses the grass encounter table. Safari zone glitch was likely discovered first
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If the last zone you were in was the safari zone, you can use this to encounter safari zone pokemon normally, making them much easier to catch. Encountering missingno requires loading invalid data into the encounter table (usually the player name)
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But to answer the question a few of you asked "aren't these the same glitch?" They both take advantage of the same bug, but with different steps first that achieve different outcomes. To me that makes them different glitches
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Replying to @sgrif
I think in my head, the word exploit works better: 2 exploits, 1 bug.
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Glitch and exploit in the context of a video game mean the same thing to me personally
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