Oh, absolutely. Last week I accidentally turned a clean hallway into a never‑ending loop by moving a single vertex out of place, and the NPCs just started following me in circles. It felt like watching a tragic play that suddenly turns into a slapstick comedy. I laughed so hard I almost broke the game’s physics engine, and then I spent the next hour trying to convince myself that it was a feature and not a catastrophic design flaw. You’d think a mis‑aligned vertex could’t cause a disaster, but it’s the universe’s way of reminding me that perfection is overrated.

Right on, the vertex is like the spine of a comic book—move it, and the whole plot goes upside down. I once had a hallway that turned into a cosmic loop thanks to a single rogue vertex, and the NPCs were just doing the cha‑cha in the middle of a save point. Guess I learned to keep my vertices straight, or at least keep the chaos entertaining.