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    [Exploit] Make stacks 1000+

    Now i think we all know the exploit with wrapping paper...
    If you need more items and dont want to make lots of 255er stacks here is the exploit:


    1. Go to the vendor

    2. Use this script:
    /script local function buy (n,q) for i=1,100 do if n==GetMerchantItemInfo(i) then BuyMerchantItem(i,q) end end end buy ("Item Name",255);

    Ofc you have to change "Item Name" to your items name.

    3. Buy like 4 of those stacks.

    4. Stack those stacks together... This way you can reach stacks of 4000+


    I think this can be used for wrapping paper, soulshards , food/drink, reagents etc...

    If you have any question ask me.

    [Exploit] Make stacks 1000+

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