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The Spiffing Brit puts an entire town in one house

His Graveyard Keeper 2 exploit hunt turns zombie duplication, endless science and candle-making into a thoroughly unreasonable economy.

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Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 531,613 views.

How To BREAK Graveyard Keeper 2

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2:12The basement opens up alchemy and automated zombie workers.
9:14A sluice box, an anvil and a worker reveal the zombie-duplication trick.
11:36An auto-clicker fills the scene with zombies, sending the frame rate plunging.
13:51Repeatedly decomposing clean paper generates unlimited science points.
24:48Duplicated ingredients turn candle-making into a skill-building and money-making loop.
27:43Repeatable recruitment opens the way to a population experiment; its result comes at 30:41.

Restoring more houses would be the neighbourly thing to do. The Spiffing Brit instead discovers he can squeeze roughly 10,000 residents into a single repaired building in Graveyard Keeper 2, then give his expanding population somewhere to worship.

That is where "How To BREAK Graveyard Keeper 2" takes its town-management experiment, after starting with a more immediate problem: too many zombies for the computer to handle. The video drew around 530,000 views since yesterday.

Spiff introduces the sequel as something like Stardew Valley with corpses. There are crafting trees, an alchemy basement and undead workers to unlock, but his interest lies in making those systems do considerably more than intended. "Today, I'm going to show you how to play this game in a way the developers never intended," he says.

An early discovery involves a sluice box, an anvil and a zombie worker. Deleting the sluice box duplicates the zombie. Repeating the trick with an auto-clicker produces a crowd big enough to drag the game into severe lag, prompting a retreat to an earlier save.

From there, the loopholes become more productive. Clean paper repeatedly decomposed at a study table supplies unlimited science points. Duplicated emblems bypass squad-unlocking battles, while ingredients kept in bags let him manufacture candles without exhausting his supplies. A modest craft becomes a way to build skills and empty the merchant's purse.

The video includes a sponsored beverage segment featuring his corgi. Back in the game, viewers have picked up on the housing policy, with some noting that being able to afford more homes does not mean Spiff intends to restore them. Others connect the undead workforce to his earlier necromancy exploits.

The town's population boom comes from repeatedly spending Green Scrolls on recruitment. Spiff's next investment is the church interior: even an exploit-driven congregation needs somewhere to sit.

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