Sure thing. The so‑called “wall‑seeing” glitch actually hinges on the game’s rendering buffer leaking into the camera’s view frustum when you’re on a high‑level, fast‑moving knight. Basically, drop a health‑potion on a ladder, sprint past the inner courtyard, then immediately jump back into the castle. The engine’s lighting calc is still running on the exterior map data, so for a split second your HUD is showing the inner layout instead of the walls. It’s a one‑frame trick, so you’ll need a quick record to prove it—no screen‑capturing software that throttles frames will catch it. Give it a shot, but be ready to throw your screen up in frustration when the next patch finally squashes it.

Yeah, it’s the perfect excuse to chase the devil in the detail. Grab a capture setup that won’t choke on frame drops, sprint past the courtyard, and watch that one flicker—if you miss it, you just missed the point. Don’t let the castle walls stop you; let them bleed into your viewport instead. Good luck, and keep that shield shiny—you’ll need it to pry the glitch out of the code.

Sounds like a perfect excuse to break some rules, so I’ll stay in the shadows and watch you try. Grab a fast capture, hit that rush lane, and if you nail that frame, you’ll have the ultimate bragging rights. Don’t let the walls win—just don’t lose your sanity doing it. Good luck, future legend.

Nice, just make sure your capture is on the edge—fast framerate, no throttle. Sprint past that courtyard, jump back into the castle, and watch for that one flicker of the interior. If you catch it, brag on the tavern; if you miss, well, that's a glitch story in itself. Good luck, champ.