Notch and the Mojang crew probably know about it and they are going to patch it next update most proberbly.

Heck why not do it? He's right ^^^

It's gonna be patched in a week or two. You might as well abuse it while we have it

Personally.. I think it isn't fair to those who have started their world from scratch and have actually made an attempt to play legitimately. I've never attempted to do the duplication glitch or the inventory modification glitch; although I was considering it for a while. I would prefer going underground and finding all the diamonds, iron, gold and other blocks legitimately, as it's fun and it's great to explore what's underneath the ground we're situated on. If someone's modified their inventory, that's fine, and I don't really have a problem with that. It's just whenever they start bragging about all of the 'blocks they've found'. I really hope they get around to patching that duplication method, and also the inventory modification. I also hope to see that everyone who has used the glitch/modifications face consequences.

Uzi wrote Personally.. I think it isn't fair to those who have started their world from scratch and have actually made an attempt to play legitimately. I've never attempted to do the duplication glitch or the inventory modification glitch; although I was considering it for a while. I would prefer going underground and finding all the diamonds, iron, gold and other blocks legitimately, as it's fun and it's great to explore what's underneath the ground we're situated on. If someone's modified their inventory, that's fine, and I don't really have a problem with that. It's just whenever they start bragging about all of the 'blocks they've found'. I really hope they get around to patching that duplication method, and also the inventory modification. I also hope to see that everyone who has used the glitch/modifications face consequences.

Consequences for a glitch in a noncompetitive singleplayer game? I think not.

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Uzi wrote Personally.. I think it isn't fair to those who have started their world from scratch and have actually made an attempt to play legitimately. I've never attempted to do the duplication glitch or the inventory modification glitch; although I was considering it for a while. I would prefer going underground and finding all the diamonds, iron, gold and other blocks legitimately, as it's fun and it's great to explore what's underneath the ground we're situated on. If someone's modified their inventory, that's fine, and I don't really have a problem with that. It's just whenever they start bragging about all of the 'blocks they've found'. I really hope they get around to patching that duplication method, and also the inventory modification. I also hope to see that everyone who has used the glitch/modifications face consequences.

Consequences for a glitch in a noncompetitive singleplayer game? I think not.

Yeah I agree it's not hurting anybody. For it not being fair, HOW isn't it? Your not on their world to see it anyways. It doesn't hurt anybody. Mind your own is the way I see it. But thats just me.

The only thing that annoys me is seeing people ask other people for the game.

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Uzi wrote Personally.. I think it isn't fair to those who have started their world from scratch and have actually made an attempt to play legitimately. I've never attempted to do the duplication glitch or the inventory modification glitch; although I was considering it for a while. I would prefer going underground and finding all the diamonds, iron, gold and other blocks legitimately, as it's fun and it's great to explore what's underneath the ground we're situated on. If someone's modified their inventory, that's fine, and I don't really have a problem with that. It's just whenever they start bragging about all of the 'blocks they've found'. I really hope they get around to patching that duplication method, and also the inventory modification. I also hope to see that everyone who has used the glitch/modifications face consequences.

Consequences for a glitch in a noncompetitive singleplayer game? I think not.

You must realise that Minecraft isn't just a single-player game. Many people join others' worlds.

There is also a 'competitive' side to Minecraft.

There are leaderboards for a reason. Modding your inventory will give you additional blocks, thus resulting in players having more blocks used on the leaderboards.

I Think they knew about it anyways !

i like the duplication glitch cos its kinda like creative mode and until they introduce creative mode if they do this is the best were getting

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Uzi wrote Personally.. I think it isn't fair to those who have started their world from scratch and have actually made an attempt to play legitimately. I've never attempted to do the duplication glitch or the inventory modification glitch; although I was considering it for a while. I would prefer going underground and finding all the diamonds, iron, gold and other blocks legitimately, as it's fun and it's great to explore what's underneath the ground we're situated on. If someone's modified their inventory, that's fine, and I don't really have a problem with that. It's just whenever they start bragging about all of the 'blocks they've found'. I really hope they get around to patching that duplication method, and also the inventory modification. I also hope to see that everyone who has used the glitch/modifications face consequences.

Consequences for a glitch in a noncompetitive singleplayer game? I think not.

You must realise that Minecraft isn't just a single-player game. Many people join others' worlds.

There is also a 'competitive' side to Minecraft.

There are leaderboards for a reason. Modding your inventory will give you additional blocks, thus resulting in players having more blocks used on the leaderboards.

The idea of a Minecraft leaderboard is pointless. Honestly, having a leaderboard saying you've walked 500km doesn't really do anything. Also, a lot of people use to glitch as a form of creative mode. The glitch really isn't hurting anyone except the leaderboard tryhards.