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New Metal Gear Solid 2 Glitch! Introducing ProzacSkip Using a throwable item will extend Snake’s hitbox allowing us to clip Snake into locked Loadzones This is usable on the broken engine room door after Olga saving around 28 seconds Found by ChewableProzac❗

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ApacheSmash❗️🔜NOT!MAGfest 2025's profile picture
ApacheSmash❗️🔜NOT!MAGfest 20253 years ago

Full video on the discovery

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ApacheSmash❗️🔜NOT!MAGfest 20253 years ago

Actually laughing so hard at the raw footage of him finding it I and many runners have spent HOURS at this door trying to find a way through!

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Platonic3 years ago

@ChewableProzac If anyone deserved to find timesave in Tanker, its @ChewableProzac. He's grinded every possible frame in Tanker Very Easy

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Shard3 years ago

@ChewableProzac I KNEW THE THROWABLE ITEMS WOULD SKIP SOMETHING

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SRGTsilent3 years ago

@ChewableProzac GG prozac! Insane find!

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JosephJoestar316 @ home3 years ago

@ChewableProzac 👀👀👀

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Gus Dubetz3 years ago

@ChewableProzac We're witnessing speedrun history.

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HenryMan733 years ago

@ChewableProzac this is insane

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Sam | SoulSignal3 years ago

@ChewableProzac Incredible! 😍 🔥

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Metal Gear Network - MGN3 years ago

@ChewableProzac Huge!

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