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Uploaded September 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Get ready to get sick: this is a really odd bug that messes with the camera, flipping it upside-down and cranking up the field-of-view to some ludicrous levels.
To start, reload the checkpoint by either accessing the menu, hitting F9, or typing "quickloadgame" into the console. Now, whenever you are in first-person mode, firing your gun causes the camera to jerk backward and widen the FOV over the course of a few frames shortly before returning to normal. During the time where the view is backing up, you can press F to switch back to third-person, locking the camera to the position it was at when you pressed the button. This can result in some really sickening angles, so be sure to not play with this for too long.
Obviously, there's some sort of issue where the game doesn't set the camera back properly once you reload a checkpoint, and it's possible that firing the gun causes a change in a few values that begin to freak the whole system out. Only once the gun has finished the firing animation does the camera return to normal, meaning that this is likely tied to the kickback (recoil) of the gun. It strikes me like this is purely a mathematical oversight, triggered by an unusual situation and set of variables.
It doesn't take much to do this glitch, and it of course benefits you in no way whatsoever. But hey, it's... entertaining, right?
These clips were recorded in Prototype 0.6.7.
I actually enjoy this game a lot even though it's in a pretty glitchy state right now, and I'd love to see it finished. If it looks interesting to you, be sure to check out the Kickstarter or download the demo on Steam and try it yourself.
Kickstarter: [ kickstarter.com/projects/1201252455/dark-storm-ascension ]
Steam: [ store.steampowered.com/app/395150 ]
Get ready to get sick: this is a really odd bug that messes with the camera, flipping it upside-down and cranking up the field-of-view to some ludicrous levels.
To start, reload the checkpoint by either accessing the menu, hitting F9, or typing "quickloadgame" into the console. Now, whenever you are in first-person mode, firing your gun causes the camera to jerk backward and widen the FOV over the course of a few frames shortly before returning to normal. During the time where the view is backing up, you can press F to switch back to third-person, locking the camera to the position it was at when you pressed the button. This can result in some really sickening angles, so be sure to not play with this for too long.
Obviously, there's some sort of issue where the game doesn't set the camera back properly once you reload a checkpoint, and it's possible that firing the gun causes a change in a few values that begin to freak the whole system out. Only once the gun has finished the firing animation does the camera return to normal, meaning that this is likely tied to the kickback (recoil) of the gun. It strikes me like this is purely a mathematical oversight, triggered by an unusual situation and set of variables.
It doesn't take much to do this glitch, and it of course benefits you in no way whatsoever. But hey, it's... entertaining, right?
These clips were recorded in Prototype 0.6.7.
I actually enjoy this game a lot even though it's in a pretty glitchy state right now, and I'd love to see it finished. If it looks interesting to you, be sure to check out the Kickstarter or download the demo on Steam and try it yourself.
Kickstarter: [ kickstarter.com/projects/1201252455/dark-storm-ascension ]
Steam: [ store.steampowered.com/app/395150 ]
![Inverted FOV [glitch] - Dark Storm VR Missions](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cea1LP-H1Pc/mqdefault.jpg "Inverted FOV [glitch] - Dark Storm VR Missions
Get ready to get sick: this is a really odd bug that messes with the camera, flipping it upside-down and cranking up the field-of-view to some ludicrous levels.
To start, reload the checkpoint by either accessing the menu, hitting F9, or typing quickloadgame into the console. Now, whenever you are in first-person mode, firing your gun causes the camera to jerk backward and widen the FOV over the course of a few frames shortly before returning to normal. During the time where the view is backing up, you can press F to switch back to third-person, locking the camera to the position it was at when you pressed the button. This can result in some really sickening angles, so be sure to not play with this for too long.
Obviously, theres some sort of issue where the game doesnt set the camera back properly once you reload a checkpoint, and its possible that firing the gun causes a change in a few values that begin to freak the whole system out. Only once the gun has finished the firing animation does the camera return to normal, meaning that this is likely tied to the kickback (recoil) of the gun. It strikes me like this is purely a mathematical oversight, triggered by an unusual situation and set of variables.
It doesnt take much to do this glitch, and it of course benefits you in no way whatsoever. But hey, its... entertaining, right?
These clips were recorded in Prototype 0.6.7.
I actually enjoy this game a lot even though its in a pretty glitchy state right now, and Id love to see it finished. If it looks interesting to you, be sure to check out the Kickstarter or download the demo on Steam and try it yourself.
Kickstarter: [ https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1201252455/dark-storm-ascension ]
Steam: [ http://store.steampowered.com/app/395150/ ]")
![Double Dive Lock [glitch] - Dark Storm VR Missions](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gslDgaV6RdY/mqdefault.jpg "Double Dive Lock [glitch] - Dark Storm VR Missions
Abusing another glitch with the Dolphine Dive, you can repeatedly leap forward and completely lock down your camera, making it impossible to regain mouse control.
Find a space to run and sprint, followed by a dive. In the middle of the dive, press sprint again to pseudo-cancel the dive, hold it, and then press Ctrl to dive again. If timed correctly, youll perform another dive before the first one has ended, allowing you to float along with a constant dive. Do it enough times and the camera will get confused, thinking youre still in a dive animation and preventing you from moving it at all.
Again, this is another issue with the dive not stopping extra player actions in the middle of it. In this case, though, it breaks and doesnt properly end the original dive. This is pretty serious only because camera movement is disabled when diving, thus if the dive never completes, you will never get camera control back. Ironically, you still have all of your movement capabilities unrestrained, so you can continue to perform this glitch.
Camera locking is a pretty serious problem and sometimes you have means of fixing it because camera systems are pretty robust but the only solution here is to reload the checkpoint.
I think Ill probably find a few minor things inside of this glitch that may be exploited in other ways, simply because the dive is the most vulnerable player state at the given time.
These clips were recorded in Prototype 0.6.7.
I actually enjoy this game a lot even though its in a pretty glitchy state right now, and Id love to see it finished. If it looks interesting to you, be sure to check out the Kickstarter or download the demo on Steam and try it yourself.
Kickstarter: [ https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1201252455/dark-storm-ascension ]
Steam: [ http://store.steampowered.com/app/395150/ ]")
![Sprint Aiming [glitch] - Dark Storm VR Missions](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iDaWSYGF3Uw/mqdefault.jpg "Sprint Aiming [glitch] - Dark Storm VR Missions
This is an interesting animation glitch that allows you to sprint from inside fine aim mode.
You can trigger this glitch anytime you have a gun with leftover ammo. Fire off a few shots in fine aim mode and then reload. Shortly after Amber ejects the magazine, hit Shift to begin sprinting. If done correctly, your movement speed will double, allowing you to run and sorta aim simultaneously. If you begin sprinting too early into the reloading animation, Amber will exit fine aim and sprint as normal.
I feel like this happens because of some sort of hiccup in the animation system (like incorrect ordering), which seems to be a common problem. Since it only happens at a certain phase in the reloading animation, its possibly a result of the separation of Ambers upper body from her lower body. I believe theyre independent for better animation, and I would imagine the reload animation temporarily interrupts fine aim, only to return back to it. When you interrupt that reload animation, though, it continues holding the fine aim view.
This is pretty simple to perform, but it isnt extremely useful. Firing kicks you out of sprint mode, meaning it cant be used for both speed and offensive. Nonetheless, it could be used along with the infinite stamina trick to have permanent fine aim sprinting. In fact, the reload animation might actually help you to perform the infinite stamina trick, but I havent tested it.
Infinite Stamina: [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uY7A4_Up1w ]
These clips were recorded in Prototype 0.6.7.
Despite the video, I actually enjoy this game a lot even in this pretty glitchy state, and Id love to see it finished. If it looks interesting to you, be sure to check out the Kickstarter or download the demo on Steam and try it yourself.
Kickstarter: [ https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1201252455/dark-storm-ascension ]
Steam: [ http://store.steampowered.com/app/395150/ ]")
