7 MORE Tears of the Kingdom Tips from a Speedrunner
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
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0:00 Intro
0:39 Hoverstick
4:20 Glider Pumping
5:52 Duplication
8:39 Abusing Modifiers
11:03 Springs
11:54 Octorok Repair
13:07 Faron Island - Ігри
EDIT: Number 4 does not protect you from all damage, there is a limit to it, so youll still have to be careful although it works to that limit, thank you to Caio Moreno for brining it up to me.
I also tested it with Defense Up just now and it seems the Defense Buff Simply gets Ignored? There is more testing to do but it seems not as broken as I initially thought.
EDIT 2: I DIDNT NAME TRICK 2 THIS, IM NOT A FAN EITHER LOL
Oh thank you for 100.000 Subs btw!!!
I have some cool plans for this Game
Also if you want to watch my Playthrough of the Game its here: www.youtube.com/@LimcubeVODS
Limcube a lot of people dont know about this but the zora weapons do double damage if wet so that combined with sidon (you stay wet even 30sec after the bubble pops) you can have the whole super op double weapons thing without having to use a weapon thats almost broken or being 1hp also you can get mipha s spear for 22 damage and it has that property sadly you cannot add modifiers to it throught octoroks but you can find pristine zora weapons under ground in the lanayru region theyre very rare tho
Congrats!
When will you show actual gameplay tho
@@UIDarkness My Gameplay? My entire Playthrough is on my VODS Channel
Congratulations:)!
Here's a great autobuilder tip: stick a bunch of apples together, and save it as a favorite. Use autobuilder to pick all the apples from nearby trees incredibly easily!
That's so awesome. Mostly because I just realized you can do it for particularly annoying pickups like massive zonite deposits and such.
This game is crazy man.
Where do you get autobuilder?
@@Dionysos_____Altersin the great plateau north cassom go in there and activate the thingy then go to the building it should say nort Central mine
@@nineqwert
Thanks man. Just found it
chasm* (normally I wouldn't correct a spelling mistake, but I was genuinely confused when trying to figure out how to use your tip 😅)
We are *NOT* calling it Tulin pumping😂😂😂
agreed
Deff not
can we please come up with a better name than "tulin pumping"....
I like the bullet time tulin, in combination with the glider trick you can go across the overworld in one swoop
you aren’t
Also the lightroot spots are in the exact same location as the overworld shrines. So if you can't find a shrine in the location where a lightroot is located, then that means there is probably a cave nearby and it's a hidden shrine
Oh damn, that's so cool!
@@charlesbronson2926 I actually learned something else after that as well: terrain in the depths is generally inverse from the surface. Mountains form massive chasms and lakes tend to make impassable walls. Started to realize this when I forgot to switch back to the depths map and realized that the path through to Zora's domain was largely the most traversable part of Lanayru's depths. This justifies a lot of the "inaccessible" areas (there's one big example I can't name, since it's a bit of a spoiler), as you can see from the surface that their topography suggests this condition in the depths.
wow, ultra helpful holy crap thats insane
far less useful fun fact, is that the lightroot names are their corresponding shrine names but backwards.
Mostly true, sky shrines don't line up and not every shrine has a root counterpart and vice versa, but more than 90% line up
Sincerely appreciate the attention to spoilers. The entire Zelda community has been pretty fantastic about spoilers, and it's comforting that I can still watch my favorite content creators with that comfort in mind. Keep it up!
Snape kills dumbledore
this is one of the only games ive played where i want to watch content about it but still genuinely want to experience things for myself, so i gotta thank you for this
One minor trick I like to use when building propeller planes is to use reverse. Two propellers are a great amount to use but if you don't have any wheels it can be hard to take off. Just walk your little glider to the nearest edge and lift it as far up and out as you can (and aim towards where you want to go obviously) and then gently bring it back down onto the ground. Now use reverse on it and it'll lift the glider for you with you on it. Activate the glider at the highest point (when setting up, hold it in place a bit longer to make this much easier) and then cancel reverse to set it free. Now you're on a glider with two propellers and you're in mid air! No extra materials needed. So much nicer than trying to use a wheel cart. Just teleport up to a sky island that has free wings or propellers or both, slap them together, a little time magic, and you're flying with no material cost and the terrain didn't restrict what direction you're heading like with those glider rails. I use this all the time.
You’re a genius dude! This sounds like a lifesaver, I can’t wait to try it.
Adding to that, Ultrahand plus Reverse opens up a ton of mobility options in general. There's a ledge you can't climb? Grab a nearby plank with Ultrahand, move it up to the edge and down again, step on it and turn back time. Boom, magic elevator. A chasm you can't cross? Same idea, just pull something across and Reverse it. In short, any place you can reach with Ultrahand you can reach in person, as long as there's a physics object nearby to use as a platform.
it's called recall, y'all
@@iwanttwoscoops they can call it whatever they like, it's still rewind.
And then it times out two seconds later
Something to note on #3 is that you don't need to draw your bow in order to get an item to stick to the arrow; as long as your bow is out, it will still fuse the item to your arrow. That way you don't have to worry about firing a rare item by accident when you're getting used to it
Good Addition!
yes, i was gonna say the same thing, you can just press ZR to take out your bow and it works all the same
Conversely, you can also perform the glitch *while* in the aiming state.
Another big thing is YOU NEED to have a shield and sword equipped, or else it absolutely will NOT work. Besides that, it all relies on how fast you can pause and unpause the game.
@@PloutosPlays Not true. The timing is just much tighter without a shield and sword for some odd reason. Ive successfully dupes many times holding nothing but a bow. Having a sword and shield effects the framerate/timing for the pause /unpause part, making it much harder when not equipped fully.
Straight up you’re the best zeldatuber hands down, these videos are crucial to my daily routine.
AGREE IF I DONT WATCH A VIDEO PER DAY IM SENT TO THE DEPTHS OF HYRULE!!!!!!!!!
That particular "two fans and a joystick" build is really ridiculously useful, especially after getting a bunch of batteries. It can be used almost anywhere. Works great for almost any trip, as long as you don't need to carry anything.
****Minor spoiler alert in regards to master sword
These things are stupid useful. I was able to get the mastersword after only one region completed.
@@antoniorodriguez162 For the master sword, the player only needs to get 2 full stamina wheels. It can be obtained pretty early if you know how.
there is a better build than this one that puts the fans on the front and back rather than side to side. has more stable lift and allows easy transport of things like koroks
@@danielbricker7204i just used an extra fan on the front to carry a korok
LOVED your last one and so happy you made another
Could I get a hint as to what/where that island it? Or does it come up later in the game?
@@Linkardcontinue playing the game, you will encounter it relatively late in your journey though
@@Linkard It's a part of the main story, you can't miss it. To make his suggestion a little more clear, I would recommend going there after getting all of the memories and completing the Lost Woods quest.
@@hexenvexen does the quest/quest’s name have something to do with the number five? I have done that quest and went to one island in a thunderstorm, but I can’t relate or even pinpoint what “item” Lim is referring to.
@@noahkarlsson4290 he said island i believe
I’ve watched tons of TotK “tips” videos out there. But I feel yours is the best curated one. It feels like one tip from you is worth more than 10 from some others. It just feels like these are genuine tips shared by a passionate gamer as opposed to a video aimed to generate views. Really appreciate your videos!
totally agree
For the flying stick ive found the version where you have the fans on the front and back easier to control and as a bonus its able to carry koroks and shrine crystals by attaching them under the stick
Two things:
Adding to number six, you are *guaranteed* some form of modifier when your weapon/bow/shield is sucked up AND if you do it again (they respawn every blood moon), it will get upgraded again with a better modifier!
If you hate the durability system, you can use this to get a weapon with durability ++, then use a duplication glitch to make as many of those as you'd like
Duplicating weapons/bows/shields is similar to items. These three can be stacked
1. Equip whatever you want to dupe, close menu so it shows you wearing in overworld
2. Save
3. Stay in menu, drop weapon
4. Equip any other weapon
5. Hit ++ really fast
6. Drop other weapon that you equipped
7. Load the save you made earlier
You'll find the weapon, shield, or bow (or all three if you did this for all three) on the floor. I find this easier than the item duplication glitch, and it's cool that it carries over all buffs and fused items.
i really appreciate the care youre taking in regard to spoilers with these videos. i am so so so excited to finally see what runs are gonna be like with all these insane tricks, but i also love discovering things organically and experiencing the game casually. these videos give me the chance to get a glimpse into what cool tech there is while still knowing i can experience the game spoiler-free
I know the sky island you're talking about, and discovering it's secret for myself was one of the most gratifying experiences I've ever had in a game! And I won’t say anything else to preserve the secret except that I was literally going insane until I got there. One hundred percent agree go there in your own time
What region is it in?
@@meee_5155 From 'perpetual thunderstorm' it sounds like its in the necluda region in the south east
@@oscartomlinson11 Faron region I believe
I'm now wondering if I need to go back there. I took the plunge from there and so far didn't really find it that gratifying. So now I'm wondering if there is something else there too
@@ressu832same
Thanks for the transparent disclaimers before each showcase. It helps me curate which tips I want to hear
I was literally Tulin pumping without realizing it was an actual thing, it just “felt like a thing” to me 😂😂
and me!
Just wanted to say I LOVE these videos, and was so happy you made another :D
Keep it up cause your vibe, consideration towards spoilers and everything is so perfect
congrats on 100k! found ur channel ab a month back and im having an absolute blast :D
Hi, I'm 62 and love the game. I even stood in line with about 150 others at 9pm in Kamloops BC just to get it at release time what a great experience that was. Great watching all of you young people play I haven't the reflexes or talent like you but can hold my own. I am more of a purist player, So I don't do the glitches but I like watching what you guys do with them. Although there is stuff I may never have found without UA-cam.
Keep it up! This is the best spoiler free content that I can consume for this game :)
Im getting the game soon and im watching all ur videos in the meantime so i know what to do. Really helpful vids, thx!
bro if that’s what u want then u can do that but honestly try to go in blind as it will impress you much more if you experience it yourself versus experiencing it through UA-camrs then again by yourself.
Just want to say again: Congrats on 100k! You deserve it!
CONGRATS ON 100K YOU DESERVE IT SO MUCH
I don't know if i'm late for this, but congrats on the 100k! I've been watching your content for a while now, great to see that your getting some positive attention!
Hey Lim, awesome video like always. Always enjoy the streams and Videos. Oh, and btw congrats on 100k, Idk when you got it, but you really deserve it, keep it up!
Thanks for the tips, so glad you’re enjoying the game. Your opinion means a lot. The fact that this is your favourite game, is very encouraging. I’m up to the Tito dungeon, so keen for the rest
Thanks for the videos. I really appreciate you being careful with the spoilers. I'm not as far through the game, and I'm still able to enjoy great content like this because of nice people like you.
I’ve found that two fans VERTICALLY placed (one in front of the other) at 45 degree ish angles is much easier to turn AND faster
I was gonna comment similarly. I forget where I saw it from but it is an improvement in just about every way I can think.
can you help me understand what you mean? I can't visualise it from this comment
@@liam_iam From other comments I've read, I'm assuming the OP means the fans are lined up like you're riding a scooter, with one in front of you and one behind, as opposed to one being on your left and one on your right. I've heard from several people that's a really solid build, but have yet to try it myself.
@@liam_iam angled fan in front of steering stick and slightly below. Another behind steering stick.
Similar concept but fans are rotated 90 around the steering stick like a hoverbike.
@@shanefoster2132 @Fenyx cheers guys got it, it works great :D
Thanks so much! You are handling these tips like a champ!
For the duplication, I've found a lot of success in pulling the bow out (ZR) and immediately start fusing shile tbe bow is coming out. While the fuse animation is happening, drop the bow and equip the other one. Finally, just double press the start button really fast followed by dropping the second bow.
The reason the duplication works is when both bows occupy the same space while falling which is why the pause is important to do fast.
Congrats for reaching 100k subs, great video as always
For #2 - you can also use two bullet time to make it go a little bit faster. Saw this from some vids around.
I havent tried it myself yet but i will later thank you
@@Limcube The creator wanted to call it DTB (Double Tulin Boost) but the community wants to call it TT (Tulin Time)
I find material duplication a lot easier if you pause at the start of the fuse animation, before the green wisps form a ring/spiral. It gives a really good visual cue for pause timing.
Man, the things I've experienced in this game so far are beyond anything I could've imagine. I'm up you right there when you say that this is probably the best game I've ever played.
A note on #4: the effect of losing ruppes instead of hearts only protects for a max of 9 hearts of damage. Any damage that exceeds 9 hearts is converted to normal damage and will damage link. For example: links takes 10 hearts of damage using this effect, it'll absorb 9 hearts as ruppes and link will take 1 heart of damage.
I just tested it myself and will edit it thank you for brining it to my attention
I havent tested the combination of the armor plus defense buffs tho if it works like botw it should then protect you from up to 33 hearts of damage, which not many attack do
I did test it and it seems defense up simply doesnt work it straight up
@@Limcube I saw this in RageGamingVideos and thought it might be useful. I don't know if with upgrades the damage absorbed is greater and if it has any extra effect. Anyway, I'm happy a i can help! Great video!
how is the item called that doubles you dmg at 1 hp?
4:07 i love how you laughed and just kept talking 🤣
Love this series!
I love your attention to spoilers! I personally like keeping the content of the game unspoiled while knowing how to get around faster
7 got me hyped!
I feel like I'm almost wrapping up the "Main" story/quest, and I'm working on cleanup/~95% before I end the game for the first time. I'm looking forward to whatever that cloud is. Some story beats in both games I feel I missed out on because I stumbled upon an area in an unconventional way instead of via bread crumbing. This last cloud, I'm saving to do it right. Thanks for the warning!
fr thanks i ended my stream today and was close to go to the thing you was sayin in tip 7 and know i will save it up for later this is a tipp i realy like cuz you given us the opportunity to have a even better experience of the game again thx for that
Thank you for how much you care about spoilers and keeping the experience as enjoyable as possible for us. I too still don't understand how this game is real, it's incredible
Hey Lim just want to say I really appreciate you watching out to not spoil anything! I don't really watch totk youtube videos rn since I don't wanna get spoiled by anything, but I know I can watch your vids without having to fear anything 😄
Thanks for the Hoverstick Guide! I made a version that goes more vertical when left neutral, it’s pretty useful when reaching the dragons in the overworld but also good for Depths. I think both versions have their uses though, since your’s is pretty fast. I have them both saved as Faves!
Was playing totk today and was in the depths grabbing lightroots, when I got to the netinet lightroot and noticed it was the backwards spelling of the teniten shrine that it connects to. I'm sure someone else noticed too but it's seems all of them are backwards spellings of the shrines above. I haven't checked all of them but the ones I did check match up! I think that's a cool detail
Congrats on 100k Lim!
I love all your content limcube and appreciate your tip videos and how careful you are about spoilers. Having said that… one of the funnest surprises for me is unlocking new armor. So would be great if in future videos you were not wearing anything that wasn’t already in BotW or in the great sky island. Keep up the good work and thanks for all the great vids.
If I had one tip (a sort of tale of caution): If you go to the depths and find a coliseum near the great plateau area called The Floating Coliseum, have fun!
Floating coliseum my beloved
I found it but I was lucky to know lmao
**SPOILER OF THE COLLISEUM**
It has around 5 Lynels (The strongest specie in the game), you fight one by one and the next is always stronger, the reward? Majoras Mask, which is a helmet That makes enemy's harder to see you as threat
I accidentally went to the forest coliseum basically right away; 5 hearts, maybe a bit of stamina. Would not recommend unless you are quite confident in your pro gamer skilz
Wait lol nvmd it was the floating coliseum I went to early, shoulda read the other comments to remind me lol.
So yeah fighting 5 lynels with basically nothing is fun! Definitely am a master at parrying lynels now so that’s cool!
i did, i beat it first try easily
Omg i love the way you told me not to go to that island early! Thank you.. I will take your advice 100%.
That hover stick is amazing looking!
For the first contraption, I find that putting the fans on the front and back of the steering stick works a bit better
That makeshift wind bomb helped me alot Limcube, phenomenal german engineering. That duplication glitch I will only use for dragon horns so I can make 50 Speed Up foods that last 30 minutes. Great stuff again
I realllllly appreciate your approach to offering tips without spoiling the game. One of my biggest regrets was racing through BOTW with guides and spoilers and ultimately only having like two moments of genuine surprise throughout the entire game. Once I found the spots with tons of hearty fruit, got Majoras mask, duped arrows at the oasis cooking pot, and pulled the master sword early it pretty much nailed shut the coffin on BOTW- I’m hoping that point takes years for me with this game. I went into TOTK wanting to maximize the feeling of uncertainty and surprise for as long as possible, but after spending an embarrassing amount of time falling off sky islands trying to figure out how to nudge the wing off a ledge I decided to watch some really basic tips to help me stop playing the game like it’s BOTW and get some basic TOTK skills. I’ve certainly noticed there are small camps of creators who want to offer these tips without ruining the game, but many more who solely offer game breakers and spoilers in a way that kinda feels like they don’t want you to enjoy the game but just crush through it- I’m scrolling YT like “no, that thumbnail is giving too much away! Skip!”
Keep this series going! It’s great and honestly I’d prefer to watch you do it than IGN 😂
Watching your TOTK videos is my new religion
Building balanced hoverbikes is soo tricky. Been playing around to try and find the perfect placement, will try out yours. Another benefit I can see about an angle < 45 degrees, which you didn't mention, is it should sit on the ground better. In my experience the 45 degree angle, combined with a slope can make placement finicky (control stick becomes too vertical, or gets shoved into the ground).
One thought is to favorite both a ~45 degree and a vertical fan orientation. If using parts from inventory, auto-build can be used to reconfigure back and forth at no cost to match the situation.
hardest part about it is that the control stick doesn't appear to have mounting points anywhere but the bottom. Even if you can get your fans to fit at a good angle, it's really hard to make sure they're placed symmetrically. Depth perception is already such a big problem when using Ultrahand, placing two round objects on another round object at an odd angle just complicates it further.
@@gammaboy4568 Yeah, my preference has started leaning towards the front and back 'hoverbike' form vs the sideways 'segway' form. 1) On 'hoverike' alignment of the fans up and down is more forgiving. Really only need to align them left and right which is easier to do . 'segway' form needs them to be attached exactly symmetrical 2) When landing at speed, since it is longer front to back it doesn't flip over as easily. 'segway' form faceplants 3) Can easily add 2 more fans the the rear for a hover-trike with more power. (to lift Koroks and crystals, or just go faster)
For real on #7. One of the most mind blowing quests/sequences/whateveryoucallits I have ever experienced in a game.
could u pls tell me some detail of what it was about or what u experienced? also when is a good time to explore it
Nah simply because I think it’ll be way more enjoyable if you just experience it. Embrace the uncertainty lol
TotK truly feels like the best blend of new and old gaming, what with all these wacky glitches and interactions.
Thanks for the content, it's great.
opened this video and wondered what new I could possibly learn ...first tip about the improved hover stick was already something I need to try. I ride a hoverstick but its at 45 deg angle I think..yours looked a lot faster thats for sure
100k WOOOO you deserve it sooo much
This video’s gonna be fire
I went to "that" island really early because I found the area underground first and it was mentioned. If I had known I definitely would have waited, so thank you for sharing that advice for others!
which island is it?
@@leovomend8789 Eventually you will find it for yourself, which will make it much more impactful trust me
@@amok8938just say it. I’m tired of trying to figure out what it is
@@djsponge10 Faron reigion cloud. It's obviously not rito dungeon and there's only one other thundercloud. also a main story line quest takes you there so you'll go across it eventually
@@KS-mn7qk could u tell me when is the best time to go to it? i want to know like what story line to go after or what it is about. Im really curious and want the best experience at the correct time
That springs tip makes me wonder when we'll see the "optimal" all terrain car. I've seen some prototypes with spring suspension, but they always use 1 spring per wheel. I could see some dual springs and fans aimed downward for even more grip on the ground to make climbing up rocky steep terrain possible. Plus someone found out if you attach a stick to the vehicle upwards at a 45 degree angle forward or backwards, attach a free spinning small wheel to it on the end sticking up and then attach the "stay-upright" zonai device to that wheel it will keep the vehicle from tipping over side to side but still be able to nose up or down when ascending or descending hills!
Totally subscribed dude!
Amazing video as always Limcube! Your tip#7 got me all nervous now and I wish I had saw your video yesterday. I got to the sky island you mentioned, and stumbled across what I think you were referring to. I was able to trigger the quest because I had the requirements (although I've been doing only side missions and haven't actually done any of the main quests). I'm sad because of my decision that I've missed out on what made you feel that TOTK was the best game ever :(
It was even worse for me. The thing you find there leads you down a series of events and I accidentally did the very last step of that series of events FIRST. I just found a certain thing in a certain place and had the requirements to obtain it, then only afterwards did I realize there was a part of the process that actually leads you there, and not only that, but because I finished the last part first, then did the first part second, it actually completely skipped the middle part, since it gave me a quest and immediately marked it complete. So I googled what that quest was cuz I now have no way to find out in game, and I got spoiled on another cool thing that's part of that series of events. So yeah, genuinely a real criticism I have about this game is that they needed to sequence story-relevant gameplay and not allow you to sequence break. I'm more than a little upset.
@@Tohlemiach Oh god that sounds awful! Should I restart the entire game and start from scratch and lose all the hours or progress??? Ahh - the first world problems of a Zelda fan 🤣
@@Tohlemiach Oh no, that sounds like I did the same thing :(
Is the last step you referring to, the last thing you do on that island? Right before you jump down with a certain piece of equipment?
I really hope I didn't do the same thing :/
@@xXchannel42Xx That was me! I got to the place right before jumping down. Saw @limcube tip#7, tried to revet back via autosave before reaching that point, but I couldn't. Now I am sad I may have missed what limcube experienced in his tip#7 :(
could u pls tell me what that sky island is? I'm begging u cuz i wanna know some detail about it so ik when I'm ready to go (so i get the joy out of it)
Great stuff! Thank you 🙏
You can dupe even easier. Jump from somewhere and activate the glider. Now pause the game and take whatever you want to dupe in your hands (while still gliding). Then just press B + Y at the same time and you have duped whatever you were holding. Easier setup and you can dupe 5 items at once.
You can also shield jump instead of using the glider
@@qwertyuiopzxcfgh Glider has the advantage of being easier to mass dupe.
@@sinteleon True, but shield jump can be done anywhere. They both have their uses.
There is another really powerful modifier that is on all of the Zora weapons, which lets you deal double damage if you're wet. And if you've completed the Zora portion of the main story, without going into details, you get an ability that makes you wet. I have a 77 damage spear that goes to 154 if I'm wet. Which is completely insane. With a level 3 attack buff, that is doing 231 damage per strike. On a spear.
A more niche modifier is the Royal Guard weapons that do double damage when they're about to break. A Royal Guard Claymore with Attack up +10 and the strongest fuse in the game does 194 damage, with attack buff 291, and when mounting Lynels, weapons do not lose durability. So that makes for a very efficient Lynel smasher.
I talked about this one in the first Video and have heard about this, Do you just stay wet for a while after your first strike? This is something I still wanted to test
@@Limcube Whenever you get wet, you stay wet for I think around 30 seconds? It lasts for a decent while after using the aforementioned ability, and certainly long enough to trigger it again. You can test it out by making yourself wet in a volcanic cave or the desert at day, being wet makes you resistant to those environments aswell.
I really regret going to that island after only completing two dungeons. I feel like the moment could've been so much more, but I guess I'll have to wait for master mode to have a reason to relive it
exact same happened to me
are we talking abaout air island or island island?
@@p.beitze7101 could u pls tell me what the island is so i know when to do it
@@jaydatta2464
you’re supposed to do it after all 4 dungeons, it’s tied to a quest
Would love to hear what about the shrouded lightning island made it such a great experience, and find out about the glitches you didn't cover.
same here, been there and done it but cant quite comprehend his excitement about it
@@freddi4456 I haven't been there yet. I passed over it a few times while doing other stuff, but I figured I'd wait until my todo list was a bit shorter. I've got at least 200 pins on my map for stuff I saw but didn't want to get distracted by at the time... and the lightning area is just 1 of those 200 pins.
@@ToyKeeper i feel you bro, while heading towards something i always get distracted by something else and get so lost in this huge map
@@freddi4456 Not a bro, but otherwise I can definitely relate. Can't go 50 meters in any direction without running into something new to do.
Yeah what’s ironic is that this last tip about avoiding that island REALLY overhyped it and after I had done it all I could think was “that’s it?” It honestly kinda ruined the moment for me.
extension to the sixth tip. save before you give your weapon to the sucktorok and that way you can select the modifier. it is super powerful.
If you want to add an extra layer of OPness, there is one weapon that grants 2x damage if the durability is low.
This is so good against lynels
The royal guard set
Yo congrats on 100k subs congratulations 🎉
Recently saw the thunderstorm in the sky that (I think?) you’re talking about in #7. Now I really wanna explore it but I’m gonna try to take your advice lol
Number 5: This is how I got up the Plateau the first time, I saw some springs and stacked them together and it gave me enough height to reach the top.
Also for 6: Note that they only repair weapons once, you have to kill them and wait for the blood moon for them to respawn and can repair again.
Congrats on 100k :D
#2 Tulin pumping, I heard that if you spam X/B a bunch during the gust you reach max speed.
is doing a spam of it at the start better than doing it periodically?
also I love that we have x/y/z map coordinates now and can actually test distance and efficiency!
congrats on 100k!
I know exactly what you mean with tip #7, i finished the story up to that point and it was such a cool expirience
For me i realized that this was my favorite game when i got to a certain point and was terrified it was over already. Thats when i realized how much i love totk
SPOILER DO NOT READ IF YOU HAVENT BEATEN ALL FOUR TEMPLES AND NEXT QUEST:
it was the chase through hyrule castle and the ensuing boss fight
To you last tip: I've notied that sky island and havent really thought much about it, but hearing your tip about it is super confusing and just makes me want to go there.
tip 7, i agree. the leadup to that area was.. amazing.
what area was it, could u pls give some detail as to what the experience is
Congrats on 100K!
Its cool to me that even you super advanced speed runners casually play through these things first. Makes sense obviously. People like you were still discovering new things in botw until this game came out…. What a masterpiece followed by an even better masterpiece
Adding onto #4, there's another effect that I won't name that allows you to drain your own HP with every attack. Use one of those weapons in the Depths, and you can very reliably drop to 1 heart in order to take advantage of the Desperate Strength modifier.
What ability makes damage take money instead of health?
@@tmy8711
Rupee Padding, it’s from the Mystic Set, which you get from Koltin
i actually found a way to glitch into the boss arena for the gerudo dungeon by using ascend at around the 5th-6th floor in a corner
I found that one too while trying to go up a floor
i dont even know what i did but i walked into the dungeon and ended uo in the boss arena within a minute by soamming ascend. i had no idea what i was doing and i dont know how to replicate it.
It's not a glitch. It's just the top floor of the dungeon. You can't even activate the boss fight with the dungeon in that state though (at least I don't think you can)
Regarding modifiers, there're several just as competitive modifiers. (spoilers below)
Gerudo weapons (and their legendary variants) double the fuse damage of attached parts. Zora weapons (and their legendary variants) doubles damage when you are wet (Sidon's skill makes you wet, but having a hydrant shield is probably more reliable for this). Forest dweller weapons (associated with korok forest) makes fused bursting materials reusable (note, bursting is different from breaking).
Ich habe gerade mal sieben Herzen. Ihr seid ein Zauberer, mein Herr.
another thing about the succ octoroks is that they will reroll the weapon's modifier, so it could have no modifier, give it to one of those bois, and it could get like attack up +7 or durability up
You can make both and “air bike” and a “goblin glider” with the same 3 materials and transform between the two using auto build. One is better balanced for maneuverability and for transporting Koroks, and you can put a free “headlamp” at the front with a giant bright look seed for the depths, and the other is better for gaining horizontal height and vertical traversal speed. Also if you attach a dragon scale it prevents your build from de-spawning (for 30 min nearby) and makes it easier to find when you get separated from it.
Tip number 7 is great advice. I wish I watched this video before I went. I feel like my experience would’ve been enhanced if it was timed better. Even still though, this game has blown me away regardless. At the end of the day, do what you want to do, and go where you wanna go. The story is built in a way that you can learn plot points at many different spots by following different quest lines.
When would have been better timing in your opinion?
@@y8knsnsnzmzz Personally, I think when the story points in its direction is the best time. It should be pretty obvious when that time comes
@@xmeatball63 Sure, I’ll separate paragraphs so continue reading at your own risks
SPOILERS FOR MIDGAME (kinda, it’s open world so 🤷)
He refers to a chain of islands in Faron covered by a thunderstorm. They hide a main quest that typically is done after the four regions are finished, but I did it after only completing the Zora XD
I had an idea where you activate a bomb shield onto a spring, go into bullet time to shoot the spring, and if it would stack. I'm going to try it out tomorrow, but if you wanted to try that as well, I'm curious.
Regarding the tulin thing, you don't have to keep the paraglider closed so much, just open and close it a couple of times when you are in the wind gust. Then just keep it open and you would have gotten most of the momentum of the wind gust. Pretty much like how momentum got transferred with wind bombs in botw. But this is way easier than wind bombs. I am a casual player. I never used wind bombs but I use this very often
One tip I never see mentioned is that single item foods cooked on a fire (not a cooking pot) are stackable. This way you can fill your inventory all the way with buffing meals and elixirs, and not have to waste an effect duration if you need to heal or top off a heart or two. You can gather a lot of apples quickly using an autobuild schematic of several apples stuck together to pull them all out of a tree at once, and you can get a lot of meat by using bullet time to shoot whole packs of animals while gliding above them. Drop all the apples and meat in a pile and use a fire fruit or red chuchu arrow to cook it all and you've got a nice quick and easy way to top off your hp.
Another tip nobody mentions is the one shot protection mechanism that incentives healing yourself to full. In botw and totk, when you're at full health when you get hit, the game will leave you at a quarter heart instead of killing you if the attack's damage was within 5 or so hearts of your maximum health. For example, you can survive a 10 heart attack when you only have 7 hearts as long as you were full hp at the time. So it's worth having a bunch of small stackable food items to top off your health when you don't want to waste a full 8 heart meal to recover 1 heart.
Definitely went to the thunderstorm island earlier than you mean lol, had no idea it was important til things happened
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I actually did Rito Village 3rd in my playthrough lol there was just so much more to Hyrule that you end up somewhere completely different than where you set your sights.
If you’re going to cover glitches for movement and such I suggest looking into DTB (Double Tulin Boost) and FRG (Flurry Rush Glide). The latter was done on accident by some however I found a way to replicate fairly consistently.
I think I went to the islands covered by the thunderstorms. Could barely see anything. Ended up stumbling upon a shrine, and left after that. I didn't know the thunderstorm is going to disappear later in the game. I guess I'll have to revisit it at that point.