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Ultima IX: Ascension (1999)

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By grabbing the scroll being bound just in the right moment, it won't only be conserved, but also stays stransparent. I couldn't find any further change that this would induce.
This also works with ingredients, but the timing seems much more precise: usually I got the game crashed or the igredient stayed opaque or simply disappeared. That is why I couldn't find this when I first experimented with these things early this year.

Experiments found that glitch wielding provides a higher success rate than simply trying to drag something onto the toolbelt.
Glitch wielding, like always, shows the original state of the object. Glitch-shot objects stay there uninteractable in this transparent state, too.


Questions that remain after so many off-camera experiments:
- What happens if a transparent ingredient is used for a binding? I have many save data, but none are at a position where this would be quick to find and time is an essence.
- Can this be repeated with completely other items? The Gringolet, when it is being sacrificed? The ghost bracelets at Minoc? Others? If the Gringolet could stay transparent while being wielded, that would be fashion.

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