The most funny and weird glitches you have seen in games

[DoomRater]

In one Minecraft modpack, I was able to smelt down concrete into liquid iron, despite the recipe for said concrete consuming no iron. (The recipe called for water buckets, which obviously the buckets themselves weren't consumed) The result was a machine that generated stone and water could make ridiculous amounts of iron, given enough lava to run the smelters. Of course I was endgame by the time this occurred and I already had Magical Crops maxed out, but that reminded me of another exploit with the uncrafting table and Magical Crops, letting me get a master level tool without farming even once. All I needed was one weak essence and a bunch of XP levels, along with enough of each tiered resource to craft into the stone (these aren't even consumed since you can uncraft them later!)

[Oberron]

A glitch happened in Minecraft 1.9, I saw through ground and the polygons were stretching. Damn you Mojang! And Goddamn you patch supplier rip-offs!

[enderkevin13]

One time in SR3 (Saints Row the 3rd), I was on a killing spree in the streets, and I killed someone, which then they started to wiggle around on the ground and I couldn't help but imagine Jamaican music playing.

[Redfox123]

One time in SR3 (Saints Row the 3rd), I was on a killing spree in the streets, and I killed someone, which then they started to wiggle around on the ground and I couldn't help but imagine Jamaican music playing.

sound skyrim's corpse in a bucket glitch
where if you kill an enemy they fall into a bucket and there body spasses out

[darkhaven3]

I'm not sure how I triggered it but I was playing Shadowcaster and leveled up once in human form, and the result was I had 509,000+ health and could kill everything with one karate-smack including Veste. I caught one screenshot in the act when it happened a long time ago, but I haven't found proof of this happening since then.

[kodi]

Back in the early days of the Insurgency beta me and a buddy had a lot of fun boosting each other up onto otherwise unreachable buildings which made defending even more ridiculously easy. I also found out that the distance fog had a lower falloff at the edges of the screen compared to the center, so it was possible to peak through further by looking at an angle - combining that with the RPG-7 to blast people who couldn't see you was amusing.

[BFG]

Heroes of Might and Magic 2 started playing random songs from my computer instead of the usual battle music, to this day I don't know how that happened.

[DoomRater]

That reminds me of the time I got Blaster Master to suddenly start playing level 7 music even though I was still on level 1. That was the oddest.

[Oberron]

One time in SR3 (Saints Row the 3rd), I was on a killing spree in the streets, and I killed someone, which then they started to wiggle around on the ground and I couldn't help but imagine Jamaican music playing.

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I was playing Insurance Fraud and I went underneath the city boundary, and after falling, your character starts to make a falling scream but it stops until you pause the game. I call it Blue/Grey Underworld.

[cambertian]

I remember one of my bros playing a Star Wars game and the disc decided to glitch on him, causing lots of Chewbaccas to appear in a single room. I also think it told him he had 1 million hours on record. He could never repeat the glitch, nor could he use the save file ever again.