(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Guys. We all want credit for finding glitches. But is it really all that important? I understand that most of you want to be known as the guy who found that one sick ass glitch that everyone wants to know how to do, but let's think logically here for a second. To be frank, no one cares if you found a glitch. In fact, the only people who care are the developers. They love the fact that you post videos on youtube showing exactly how to perform a glitch. It's far easier for them to find it on their systems and then patch it and ruin it for everyone else.

Do yourself and your fellow glitchers a favour. Stop posting glitch tutorial videos showing exactly how and where to do the glitch! If you find a glitch, don't you want to be able to do it indefinitely? Isn't that more important that making sure everyone knows that xXxXTryHaRdFaNbOyXxXx found this glitch?

There are simple things you can do to ensure that any glitches you may find can stay open and freely accessible to fellow glitchers:

1. Obviously, don't post a step by step video of how and where to do it.
2. Keep the glitches to yourself, or in your clan! (You should only have people you trust 100% in your clan)
3. If you want to share the glitch with outsiders, get to know them first. Make sure they aren't rats.
4. NEVER show some kid in game how to do a glitch.
5. Never perform the glitch when people are watching you.
6. If you want to post a video of the glitch, only post a video of you in the glitch. Hide map location and don't even hint as to where to perform it.

These steps are necessary if you want your glitch to have a long lasting life in your game play. Doesn't it piss you off when you sign onto psn or xbox live, see that there's an update and when you get into your game realize that your favorite glitch is patched? The reason it's patched is because game developers watched the tutorial you posted and patched it!

So help out your fellow glitchers everyone. We are all in this together to find the exploits that make our gaming experience fun to us. Let's not ruin it by worrying about credit or if it was the first glitch found.

Happy hunting!

-knucks

Once again, for all the people who seem to have a problem understanding the english language, I'm not trying to get people to stop positing glitches. I'm simply saying, stop posting videos on HOW TO DO THE GLITCHES and WHERE TO DO THEM. That way it's harder for the developers to know what to patch.