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The Player one online glitch is a [[Glitch]] in [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]. It is hard to perform on accident, although can be obtained in an easier manner with proper communication between players. | The Player one online glitch is a [[Glitch]] in [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]. It is hard to perform on accident, although can be obtained in an easier manner with proper communication between players. | ||
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The Player one online glitch is a Glitch in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. It is hard to perform on accident, although can be obtained in an easier manner with proper communication between players.
How to perform
- Log onto Wi-Fi.
- Start a Basic Brawl.
- Once a group of three (including player one).
- Hope two players log out, and almost under a second later two others log in.
The result
The first player will become player three (creating an empty space) and one of the online players will become player one, making the light-red online status box. Another notable point is that the time turns to 84/5 and when the time runs out, all players will be forced to leave.
