How to Use the Immortal Free Fire Bug Using the NetGuard Application
Immortal Free Fire Bugs – Free fire is one of the top-ranked games that is now being played by many people. Free Fire is an action survival shooter game, where you will play the role of a survivor who will try to survive on a remote island along with 49 other survivors.
In each game, you will be gathered on an island with 49 other players from any part of the world who are also playing this game. These 50 players were not gathered to shake up social gathering or want to hold a cooking demo, gang (Oops, once the author swayed a little, it’s okay, right). But you have to kill each other to be the last person on the island. (Sadistic huh? That’s why this game has a content rating of 16+ because it contains strong elements of violence).
Well, when it comes to any game on earth, it’s definitely not free from something called a ‘bug’. Brothers and sisters, you must often see the words ‘bug fixes’ every time you update an application on Android. Bugs (serga, lice, -in Indonesian) are all kinds of defects in the program that cause the program to experience problems, errors, and run improperly.
Bugs are always associated with harmful glitches, but there are some bugs found in a game that some players take advantage of to cheat. An example is as we will discuss this time.
Immortal Free Fire Bugs
The last few days, there was a bug in the Free Fire game that became a hot topic of discussion among Free Fire game lovers. The bug is called the Immortal Free Fire Bug or the Ghost Immortal Free Fire Bug. If you take advantage of this Free Fire immortal bug, you will become a ‘ghost’ survivor, because other survivors on the island won’t be able to see you.
That way, of course, the task of eliminating other survivors will be much easier. Even by using this Immortal Free fire bug, you and your sister can kill other survivors at close range, without being noticed. (It is certain that players who do not know about this bug will feel acute irritation due to the mysterious death of their survivors who may be headshot for no reason).
There have been many youtuber gamers who have reviewed this bug and within 3-4 days this bug can still be used, which means maybe the news of the existence of this bug has not yet reached the ears of Garena. Brothers & sisters who want to try this immortal Free Fire bug, you can follow these steps,
However, it must be underlined that every bug will definitely be debugged soon. Which means this immortal ghost ghost free fire bug will disappear in time.
How to Use the Immortal Free Fire Bug Using the NetGuard Application
Note: First, install the NetGuard application.
Credit To :Dheri Art *Tutorials & Pictures are from this Youtube channel
- Enter the game as usual. Jump from the plane, then navigate to the location of the slide/flying fox on the map. (Don’t be careless, keep monitoring the conditions around if you don’t want to kill other survivors).
- If you are in the slide bridge position, click the home button to exit the game for a moment, then open the NetGuard application.
- Slide the switch in the upper left corner to enable NetGuard, scroll to find the Free Fire game, tap the wifi icon.
- Back to the game, wait until the signal/network description becomes 999.
- If you have, walk straight towards the water just below the sled/flying fox rail. If you are already in the water and the survivors will ride the surf board.
- Click the home button again and open the Net Guard application, this time we disable/disable the NetGuard application. Tap the wifi icon and also the switch button in the top left corner.
- Return to the game, wait again until the signal or network becomes 999 and the survivors will come out of the water.
- If it’s like that, close the tabs of all applications including Free Fire. Log back in and login to Free Fire as usual.
- Well, bro & sista can try if this ghost move works by trying to approach other survivors. If you approach another survivor and nothing happens, it means that the bug can still be used. If you are killed, it means the bug has been fixed by the developer.
