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Subscribe to our newsletter Crimson Desert might defy comprehension, but one thing is certain: It's a lot.

There are more mechanics than even the game itself seems to know what to do with.

You can coax razor clams out of their mudflat holes with salt.

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You can cook meat with reflected light from your sword.

You can waterski with secret shoes.And, as one sinister player in Korea discovered, you can manipulate NPCs into falling from lethal heights by exploiting their profound hunger for delicious apples.

떨군 템을 NPC가 먹는 이유..ㅠㅠ - YouTube Watch On In Crimson Desert, NPCs have a reliable (and relatable) behavior pattern: If you drop an item—particularly food—nearby, passersby will pick it up for themselves ## Editor's Note The implications of this news could be significant for the industry. Source: [PC Gamer](https://www.pcgamer.com/games/action/devious-crimson-desert-players-are-sending-npcs-tumbling-to-their-deaths-by-weaponizing-their-insatiable-apple-cravings/)