So can she dupe items by picking up things placed on the table at the same time?

well i mean now all tables should have a stack of tables on them

I bet she plays Oddjob on Goldeneye.

place one table on its side, and one table right next to it, lure it in front of the one on its side and declare your ultimate attack "Coffee Table Flip Cannon!" flip table behind that table and watch. you might wanna jump out of the way though in case it infinity goes across the entire world and back and barely hit DT as he freaks out "welp i guess they figured out how the tables work...."

It's not bug, it's features

...and that's how you abuse the system to win a game.

Not even Jackie Chan would think of using furniture like that.

BUGS! ?????

but all coffetable stacked aren´t they? this must have been broken everything

That was not the first thing I would have thought of using the table gun on.

I really like the way she thinks

lmao, table gun

Damn they really were hide & seek masters.

Guess I can't doubt them now.

A few other experiments I would've performed (or thought about performing, before deciding causing a crash of the world I'm currently inhabiting would be a bad idea...):
Holding onto an item on one table while removing it from the other. Related: Attempting to remove an item from both tables at the same time.
Manipulating an item on one table after its appeared on the other already.
Testing interactions of other kinds of biomass-- flora may get different treatment from fauna, and humans may have additional rules.
Using the table when not in its standard orientation or while in motion (rolling it around on its side, maybe).
Placing the tables face to face. Which is probably more likely to have negative effects than an exponentially growing infinite stack of tables.

My PC would have gotten a blue screen from that... I wonder how high-specced the game server is.

I was thinking that the table stacking might crash the universe lol

item duplication bug

Reika is terrifying.

Reika is hardcore, just straight to murder now.

That's an interesting train of thought, the lethality of a coffee table.