Players Uncover Unusual Autobuild Sharing Exploit in Tears of the Kingdom

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Okay, so, there’s this wild trick in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and it’s about Autobuild Sharing. I stumbled upon it while scrolling through some gaming forums. Imagine this: summoning all kinds of stuff in the game—no boundaries! Yeah, I’m serious. No limits.

So, Nintendo released this game back in May 2023. It follows Breath of the Wild, which is basically legendary. The story kicks off with Link separated from Zelda—classic chaotic adventure—and yup, Ganondorf’s back causing all kinds of trouble. And Link’s arm? Totally wrecked, but then upgraded by Rauru. Ancient powers, anyone? Ultrahand, Recall—oh, and now fancy visuals on the Switch 2 at 60 FPS. There’s even a Zelda Notes app—super neat, right?

Anyway, back to the rogue Autobuild thing. Folks on Reddit and Twitter—like Formal-Code2341 and another user called CanYouPetTheDog—figured out you can call in herds of Epona or even dogs using QR codes. Now, I know what you’re thinking—dogs? Yup. And multiple Ganondorfs. It’s just a bit bonkers, honestly!

What’s wild is, these clever players are using some Autobuild editing website to change up their save files. When they toss it all into a modded Switch, boom, suddenly it’s working on unmodded consoles too—even on the fancy Switch 2 version of the game.

You’d think Nintendo would have barriers up against stuff like this, right? But nope, nothing yet. Players are kind of keeping an eye out though—nobody wants to get hit with a ban hammer if Nintendo decides enough’s enough. And, since QR codes make sharing super easy, it’s spreading like wildfire—friends passing it around like lunchtime gossip.

That’s the lowdown. Fancy some in-game chaos? Well, now you know the trick—use it if you dare, but remember, who knows when the fun police might show up!