Well, when I am anywhere, in iClassic, this glitch happens, If I have bombs equipped. So, for example today I was in my house. I clicked on the furniture button to see my furniture. When I pressed "back", I walked away and a bomb appeared where I was standing. This happens when clicking any button.

just make the page smaller an then bigger and it will be normal

when you are buying an item like a hat, when u touch the hat the thing dosnt pop up!

I've noticed that too and was just about to mention it.

Yes, when you've been online for a while, or have a decent lagrate, when you touch furniture in your house, gralats, and items (hats, furniture, bodies, etc.) the respective dialogs, options, or whatever, will not pop up.

To fix temporarily, just restart the app.

this happens a lot with small graphics because you have to TOUCH the actual graphic to buy it. itd be nice if the "tap space" to buy an item were a fixed size for every item (2x2 square)

=___= the oldest bug in the book. and most annoying. btw this doesnt happen just with bombs. the same thing can happen with any item including sword and grab. i think the cause is if you hit an item and open a menu at the same time when youre laggy.

When you sell a bug to the witch you turn into a rat sometimes. I've seen this happen to another person selling their bugs.

EDIT: Some other people don't though. I don't know how often this occurs.

Not sure of this has been mentioned before but there is a glitch that lets you get into peoples weddings by hopping unto the piano and pressing X as soon as the rose peddles drop. I'm sure this isn't a priority since many players, including myself, believe Graal weddings are a joke but I still think it ought to be fixed.

Nufsed

again I'm not sure if this is preventable, but if you walk in and out of a door for a number of times and before you get the message: 'Do not try to Glitch through this door', then on upon walking outside no-one is there and you have access to the whole map (with the exception of walking through doors). ~

Perhaps the player could be unstuck instead of just being shown a message. That'll prevent it.

Or not being able to access the same door in a space of 5 seconds? That would probably be a more substantial fix.

Even 1 second would fix it

Your right, anything to delay players from repetitively entering and exiting a building.

Still broken

5 seconds would be too long. I think 1.5 or 2 seconds would suffice; about the length of closing and opening doors in, say, Pokemon or Animal Crossing.

There we have it then, yet it is whether this fix is implemented.