A serious Bunny Day glitch

[french toast]

Sorry if this is posted somewhere, here's what the wiki says:

There is an uncommon bug in Animal Crossing: New Leaf that will cause 2/3 of the rocks generated on Bunny Day to turn real afterwards. This can cause serious issues, such as forbidding access to certain parts of town such as the beach. Be sure to break all fake rocks before the day is over to cease this from happening.

So be sure to break them.

I know some of you knew this already, but if it helped one person who didn't know, then it's worth bringing up.

 

[Solar]

I don't have time to go on today...do you think the rocks will spawn even though I never went on?

 

[LinDUNguin]

Nope, only if you log on during Bunny Day.

 

[french toast]

I was kind of wondering that too, good to know it would not screw time travelers.

 

[spamurai]

Oh whattt 0_o this sucks!

How many rocks are there?

 

[PillBug]

The one Easter that has been (naturally) experienced before was on the JP version of the game and a few things have been patched on the ENG version since then, so I'm sure it's no longer a problem.

 

[spamurai]

The one Easter that has been (naturally) experienced before was on the JP version of the game and a few things have been patched on the ENG version since then, so I'm sure it's no longer a problem.

I hope so, because I saw 2 rocks in dumb places but ignored them cos I'm busy trading XD

 

[Natzeky]

Oh whattt 0_o this sucks!

How many rocks are there?

I think that I broke around 10 in my town, but I could be also wrong... Either way, go around every inch of your town and make sure you're done with all it's never bad to double check at any way kekeke

 

[Baumren]

Oh god, that sounds horrifying D: good thing I'm not actually following the real life calendar...

 

[french toast]

The one Easter that has been (naturally) experienced before was on the JP version of the game and a few things have been patched on the ENG version since then, so I'm sure it's no longer a problem.

This glitch is not among the few glitches patched for the english release. There were testings done as late as October last year. I'd still be careful.

 

[DarkFox7]

Haha omg that would seriously suuuuuuck XD Welp time to go smash 'dem rocks!

 

[Ras]

There aren't an overwhelming number of rocks, and they won't respawn (unless you go in as a new character), so just go around, break them all, and you should be fine.

 

[GlitterNailPolish]

I don't believe this glitch is true. The mechanics of that to happen sound like something that would need to be programmed in.

 

[Amykins]

Ah yes, I remember discovering that bug. Well not me, but someone on my team did. The devs marked it as "Won't Fix". /headdesk

 

[Gummysaur]

This is a serious bug and it has not been patched, and it is real. Seriously. Don't take any chances, go around and break your rocks!

 

[spamurai]

I don't believe this glitch is true. The mechanics of that to happen sound like something that would need to be programmed in.

The "mechanics" behind something like that IS programmed in! Only it's unintentional ie. it's the result of some programming which produces an incorrect or unexpected result... Hence being classed as a glitch or bug.

Everything you see within hardware/software etc is programmed... whether it functions as the programmer intended or not is another story.

But this did worry me... My town has too many rocks as it is xD

 

[Mayor TB]

Good thing the rocks and holes didn't spawn in my town, I guess.

 

[Rogue Player]

I'm sorta confused, is this glitch verified? if it is, if you TT back to Bunny Day, can you break them?

 

[spamurai]

I'm sorta confused, is this glitch verified? if it is, if you TT back to Bunny Day, can you break them?

I've just time travelled back a few hours... Can't risk it :L

 

[Amykins]

I'm sorta confused, is this glitch verified? if it is, if you TT back to Bunny Day, can you break them?

Nope. If you save and quit and don't log back in until after Bunny Day, you're hosed. Even if you go BACK to Bunny Day they still behave like normal rocks. At least from what I remember.