Soulbound Bypass

[AQWMexi]

Hey what's up hackers,

I just want to know if there is a way to bypass the soulboud in the game? Like the "Shots hit multiple enemies" hack/glitch .
Just asking so please don't rage . Yes i know the severity if people got it to work, breaking the market and shit, but
I just want to know of it can be done.
If someone can show me how, I will pay them to letting me use the client that lets me trade with other mules to
Stuff the items there. Lol thanks.

[Zasx]

Like the "Shots hit multiple enemies" hack/glitch .

First, that thing is useless since it causes wild disconnections. Second, what kind of paragon is this? Third, I'm pretty sure the client is only aware of where the SB bag is, not what's inside.

[Isn'tThisHowItGoes]

Not what's inside.

Excuse if this sounds cocky, I have a habit of turning everything witty:
Sounds like you haven't played with extremely high ping, on a hacked client. Quite a few times, when playing EU servers (I'm Aussie) I have seen people, often in Dungeons, drop a soulbound. The bag appears for probably 1/8th of a second, enough to see it flash, and the Loot Notif on Nilly's client will show the name of it.

Just a little observation.

[CrazyJani]

Loot Notif on Nilly's client will show the name of it.

Still you won't be able to loot it through. Back in the days everyone saw each others soulbound loot just having your name on it indicating whose it was and no one but the owner was able to loot it

[Zasx]

Excuse if this sounds cocky, I have a habit of turning everything witty:
Sounds like you haven't played with extremely high ping, on a hacked client. Quite a few times, when playing EU servers (I'm Aussie) I have seen people, often in Dungeons, drop a soulbound. The bag appears for probably 1/8th of a second, enough to see it flash, and the Loot Notif on Nilly's client will show the name of it.

Just a little observation.

I don't use nilly's client. From my Realm experience, all the times I saw a SB bag appear and disappear, I never saw what was inside, so I thought the client itself didn't even know what was inside.

#TIL