That’s a long time, but maybe just wait until the Wii U version comes out in a few weeks?
Recently, Japanese Twitter user Zenaorz1 uploaded this image of a 71,582,030 minute ban — which equals 136 years. The image has been retweeted over one thousand times, and Zenaorz1 was left wondering what caused this.
[Photo: Zenaorz1]
As website Always Nintendo points out, others have been experiencing the ban glitch as well. On the Smash Bros. subreddit, Redditor seakladoom uploaded a how-to guide to avoiding this glitch:
A. Don’t target a single player in four-player multiplayer.
B. Until this is fixed, only use one-on-one versus.
C. Don’t use online. Heh.
D. Don’t quit during a match.
Redditor rstevoa has an insightful explanation that could shed light into the glitch (check it out).
[Photo: via Always Nintendo]
Kotaku is following up with Nintendo and will update this story should the company comment.
小数点以下切り捨て [zenaorz1]
136 year ban glitch FAQ + Answers [Reddit via Always Nintendo via はちま]
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One response to “Super Smash Bros. Glitch Bans Players For 136 Years”
His shame will haunt is bloodline for generations. He should commit sepuku to restore honour to his family and descendants.
The bans are for the amount equal to a “maximum unsigned 32bit integer” seconds.