**The Great Duck Heist: Arc Raiders Duplication Glitch Causes Chaos**

The world of Arc Raiders has been plagued by glitches and exploits, but none as ridiculous or lucrative as the current "dupe exploit." This clever hack allows players to duplicate rare items, including the highly sought-after Familiar Duck, which can fetch a whopping 5,000 raider coins per unit.

Players have taken to social media to showcase their spoils, posting images of raiders lying dead with mountains of rubber ducks beside them. The sheer scale of these stashes is staggering, with some players raking in as much as 2.8 million raider coins in a single run. "A raider caught on fire in Buried City Metro, went down without saying a word, and left behind a mountain of Familiar Ducks," writes endgame2937. "I extracted with 2.8 million. Still confused."

The Familiar Duck is the rarest and most valuable duck in the game, worth 5,000 raider coins each when stacked to 15 units. Even with a free loadout and only 14 slots available, players can still manage to bring back over 1 million raider coins. It's a pretty sweet payday, but at what cost?

But this isn't the only instance of mountains of ducks being found on raider corpses. Granto asks, "What the duck is this?" after discovering two dead raiders with full stacks of ducks in Buried City Metro. "We found two dead raiders with absolutely nothing but full stacks of ducks???" It's unclear if this is a prank or an actual bug, but it's certainly a strange occurrence.

The dupe exploit doesn't seem to be limited to just rubber ducks, either. Cloud Plays' YouTube video showcases a player duplicating the Tempest blueprint, which can fetch 17 units of the rare item. Who needs that many blueprints? The possibilities are endless, but at what risk?

While the lure of easy in-game cash may be tempting, it's worth noting that using this glitch will result in a strike against your record. Embark has yet to comment on the situation, leaving players wondering if this is an actual bug or a deliberate attempt by the developers to weed out cheaters.

Regardless of the reasoning behind this exploit, one thing is clear: it's not worth the risk. A 30-day or permanent ban may seem like a small price to pay for millions in in-game cash, but is it really worth losing access to the game?

Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story and keep up-to-date with the latest Arc Raiders news and guides from our team of experts.

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