Star Fragments are mid; they only have 80m despawn radius. Also other people were right, throwing on a bright bloom seed (big or small) is a solid alternative; when bloomed they give whatever it is attached to a despawn radius of around 610 m. Unbloomed, it's 160 m.
When you think about it, the object permanence for mirrors and dragon parts makes complete sense. Mirrors are used heavily in the Lightning Temple, so it would cause a lot of unnecessary frustration if they kept despawning while running around solving a puzzle. Meanwhile, dragon parts are expected to be flung very far away after detaching from the dragon, so those would need to stay loaded a very long distance to once again prevent frustration. Star fragments however, while similar, don't actually exist in the world until you get really close to their landing spot.
Since Breath of the Wild had no intended way of falling out of the sky, I assume catching falling items is impossible there (at least fragments and standing in dragons as you get launched, unlike Tears of the Kingdom)
Not really, it's an oversight, they could have easily made the dragon scale that drops from the dragon, and the dragon scale that the player drops from their inventory slightly different items.
I honestly just love the concept of a video game main character (in this case, Link) giving a combat lesson to a bunch of soldiers... and just being like "so y'know how when you pull out your bow in midair, time slows down?" and everyone being like "what in the world is he talking about?".
@@stronensycharte64 How else exactly is he going to scarf down 37 apples in an instant in order to heal after being introduced to the business end of a Lynel.
you're the first person i've seen use piano tones for button presses for a demonstration and as a musician it really helps me to understand the timing of the button presses for tricks. that's a seriously clever way to demonstrate timing
So that’s why the giant boomerang doesn’t feel as cool as it used to, it’s not just the reduced damage, it’s the sound! But side note, sticking a Lizalfos tail on it and then throwing it makes it a million times more intimidating
i really appreciate playing musical notes when describing Button Timing...it lets my eyes focus on the Game Footage, to see the Visual Cues, while also giving me a 'better idea' of the timing itself...since im a musician by hobby, i can Hear the difference between a 'one-frame pause' and a 'one-second pause' a lot more clearly than i can See that same difference...also, because each button has its own note, its kinda like playing a game of Simon Says lol
There is no need to sheild block reset into bullet time anymore. You can immidately enter bullet time sheild jumping with a wing fused sheild. No need to learn timings, get attacked or waste good items
The objects despawning when they get too far away isn't _always_ a problem... but when it IS its really really frustrating. Like when you accidently electrocute yourself while attacking a bokoblin with lightning fruit in its backpack, causing you to drop your super-valuable hylian shield off the cliff forcing you to have to reload the save. ...or when you leave your ride for less than 5-minutes and it vanishes without a trace.
Brightbloom seeds seem to have special despawn rules too. It seems like the game keeps them around permanently until you've planted more than ~256 of them, and then each new one despawns the oldest one. It's also possible to lose some if a little frox eats it, or if the thing it's attached to gets destroyed, or if you plant them too close together. And I'm not sure, but it also seems to increase the despawn radius for items they're attached to. I mostly use them attached to devices, or as markers to show where I've been or where I need to go.
@@ChaoticHoly Exactly. A hoverbike with a giant brightbloom makes getting around super easy, barely an inconvenience. The thing people often don't realize, though, is that the brightbloom helps above ground too, not just in the depths.
I have found the front wheel of my bike with the plant attached, but the rest despawned. Does the range extend to the entire bike too, cause it doesnt seem so
@@jemsuper I think it's because an active light bloom isn't really attached with ultrahand. Even if you pre-attatch and then hit it. Whereas the dragon scale is actually attached.
@@Fabiocean2000 finally something you always want to attach to every unoccupied shield you're carrying around. There are always more Zonai Gliders lying around than you have use for.
@@Mosethyoth Zonai gliders became useless the moment we discovered the 2-fans hoverbike. Gliders are heavy, cannot fly vertically, need another zonai part to slide on the ground and allow takeoff, and have limited duration. The only 2 weaknesses of hoverbike are that it falls like a rock when you run out of power (which can go horribly wrong in the depths, I know from experience xD), and that you can't really add more than a (carefully placed) headlight to it and anything more than that turns it into an unbalanced unflyable mess. But this last point is not very important because almost 90% of vehicle usage (outside of shrines and korok uber drive) is for fast exploration, where you don't need anything more than a hoverbike. The other 10% is just meme vehicles and battle machines (whether for the fun of it, or to save your precious weapons from breaking)
I just found your channel from this video, but I just want to say: the piano notes for the button combinations is brilliant. I don’t even play music and this single handedly changed how I learned from those overlays. Thanks dawg.
The mirrors having a long draw distance makes sense to me, there's an overworld puzzle where you have to use mirrors to redirect light through a cave, which would have been impossible if the mirrors didn't stay loaded from a significant distance
@@Not5idhis. This is by FAR the more important effect for me, I always carry a ruby shield and sapphire shield everywhere because they totally negate level 1 heat and cold without any special clothes or food buffs. The ruby shield even melts ice blocks if you stand next to them.
@@zibbitybibbitybop saaame! you get a ruby somewhere before the ascend shrine and i always just fuse it with a shield to skip having to cook food for the snowy parts of the great sky island
If you fuse a glider to your shield, a shield surf gives you a slightly higher jump, therefore letting you enter slow mo from just a standing shield jump. I use quite a bit during Lynel fights
Fun fact: you can get a flying house by having building pieces inside the build area and some outside. I did this by accident when creating a 3 indoor stairs tall as a funny tower and I had my unused rooms fused into a goofy clump outside the build area, except an weapon rack room somehow managed to stay inside the build area and now just floats. Attempting to rebuild the house instantly made the roped weapon rack room fall
I think mirrors having the range they do is due to their puzzles being more involved than other objects. They need to remain rendered even if Link is in the other side of the Desert Temple and there's a couple of overworld puzzles I've seen that extend a fair distance.
The audio tied to the button inputs might be the most creative and useful trick-learning tool I've seen! This game has some tough button timings for it's tricks. I'd love to see more people do this!!!
As for the mid-air blocking trick, a similar result can be achieved by attempting a Shield Surf with a shield that has a Wing fused to it (although I believe you gain slightly less height than the trick shown? it doesn’t require a block tho.)
Yup. You can actually combine the two; if you front hop instead of backflip or sidehop, you can shield surf right after, and with a wing on your shield you get a nice big jump and it looks cool.
I absolutely love that you play different notes alongside the button timing. That makes it so much easier to feel out for me. I would probably not have even tried the trick without you doing that.
you're phenomenal, the piano tones for timing made this the most useful mechanics guide i've seen so far. this is the only video i've seen and i'm subbing
I learned so much in every single portion of the video. Gained a new subscriber! I hope to see more combat tips if discovered, but the miscellaneous tips were just as helpful
I'm new here - I never knew how useful it was to have the piano sounds in the background while showing the button combinations for combat stuff. It helps so much with getting the rhythm down. Thank you for that 🙏
THIS IS THE KNOWLEDGE I SEEKETH seriously, I once parked my bike outside a cave, entered to check out what was inside but not explore, saw some horriblins, decided to mark it for later, and my bike was gone by the time I was outside I’ve lost my shit so much over stuff like this and it makes me so paranoid
Best video i ever saw on this game ! Straight to the point, entertaining, and the way you add sounds to your button press really helps with the timing ! Keep it up you clearly earned a sub
The dragon shard thing is awesome, definitely gonna upgrade my hoverbike with that. Now if only there were a way to keep vehicles around after entering shrines...
I was not prepared for that insane surge of emotions and nostalgia when you played the phantom hourglass music. Havent heard that song in so many years. That was the fastest jab at my heart I've ever felt in my life holy shit.
the limit is 20 for glued parts edit: what do you think the Zoras’ head tail is made out of? does it have bones in it? can they cut it like hair? also, why is Dorphean soooo big? will Sidon get that big?
@KlericYT Dude, the attention to detail you put into making your explainers more intuitive is mind boggling. Most notable for me was the button pushing sequences being accompanied by specific tones. With things like this, you show that you don't just care to pump out content, you want us to actually access and grasp it. For some people's disabilities, this makes all the difference. Keep up the amazing work. 🙏
This is the first channel i have ever seen that uses music notes for button inputs. Shits genius and Now gonna use this method for fighting game combo timings, thankyou kind sir!
Its not ceces quest as much as the big hateno mayoral election- do all the quests to do with the mayor (looking in his shed for his wife, bringing the mayor hateno cheese, etc.), and then talk to cece, hand out the 8 shrooms, talk to the original clothing store owner to get another quest (this can only be activated if you have already started the shrooms quest), follow cece at night as per the owner requests, report your findings to her, and she will start the mayoral election. Then, talk to cece (grab the fancy hat), and talk to her with the hood on, she should talk to you about it, and thats it. Best reward for like 2 hours of questing, super worth it... ( it is the single most valuable item in the game though, going for 600 rupees, but I wouldn't sell it.) If you want help with all of these quests, I have just done them so reply and I can tell
@@lukestarkiller1470 You’re the only person in this chain who actually understood what I meant, so thank you. Edit: She also unlocks her rare armor collection. This replaces Granté from the last game because he’s a conman builder now.
Im trying to play Totk as blind as possible but still made my self watch this. I am SOOOOO happy I did, I quickly found out you can use dragonscales like this
My god I wish I had known this sooner about Dragon Parts!! Man how I wish ALL things had this kind of range before Despawning! This will be INCREDIBLY helpful though for some of the stuff I do with Weapons, as I can now simply attach a Dragon part to ensure it doesn't despawn on me! Thanks a ton for this!
Using dragon parts to increase despawn radius is genius. Holy hell man, I can't tell you how many times i've ultrahanded my hover bike around so it didn't despawn while I did stuff. This makes things so much simpler. Thanks for the info & idea.
For the bullet time height you can fuse the wings zonai device to the shield for a higher shield jump. It's high enough for bullet time. It's that simple, and it's one of the intended ways to get height.
Note it is possible to switch cancel. just try to open your ability wheel right after you throw your boomerang, then release the wheel button and spam D-Pad right to open the inventory. opening your ability wheel allows you to dpad at any time
Ok, guess what? You actually produced a helpful video. Not only did I learn something interesting, it was something I never thought of and will actually use! You just earned yourself a like and sub.
They might have nerged the giant boomerang's sound files, but it's my favourite non-Yunobo mining tool. Attach a rock and throw it at a rock wall and it's like a bomb you can use over and over again.
This is incredible! Thanks for the tip! I've been so annoyed by my 2 fan bike despawning every time I walk 50 yards away to pick up that sweet sweet loot.
You can also get enough height to go into bullet time by attaching a zonai Wing to your shield, moving forward, jumping, starting a shield surf, then aiming with your bow. Attaching the wing gains you just a bit more height on the shield surf jump than normal shields, so you can just initiate bullet time anywhere and anywhen you want.
![[PATCHED] This glitch is a little too easy... Unbreakable Bows, Clip Out of Bounds & More | TotK](/img/n.gif)
Star Fragments are mid; they only have 80m despawn radius.
Also other people were right, throwing on a bright bloom seed (big or small) is a solid alternative; when bloomed they give whatever it is attached to a despawn radius of around 610 m.
Unbloomed, it's 160 m.
Bro that's why my hoverbike always despawns above ground but never when I got a light on it in the depths!
😲
when i use bright bloom only the part its attached to doesnt despawn, everything else still does. so im only left with a fan
@@alexclaton ah
I guess I never went back before complete despawning to check what might have been left of it.
Take this with a grain of salt, but might star fragments be better? I mean, they fall halfway across the map? Idk, great vid btw
this changed my life, thank you thank you!!
When you think about it, the object permanence for mirrors and dragon parts makes complete sense. Mirrors are used heavily in the Lightning Temple, so it would cause a lot of unnecessary frustration if they kept despawning while running around solving a puzzle. Meanwhile, dragon parts are expected to be flung very far away after detaching from the dragon, so those would need to stay loaded a very long distance to once again prevent frustration. Star fragments however, while similar, don't actually exist in the world until you get really close to their landing spot.
You can catch star fragments while they're falling in the sky
That is a separate, pre-scripted event, that occurs when skydiving. Not the same thing as the ones falling in the distance.
@@Grumble-Puss ohk cool
Since Breath of the Wild had no intended way of falling out of the sky, I assume catching falling items is impossible there (at least fragments and standing in dragons as you get launched, unlike Tears of the Kingdom)
Not really, it's an oversight, they could have easily made the dragon scale that drops from the dragon, and the dragon scale that the player drops from their inventory slightly different items.
I honestly just love the concept of a video game main character (in this case, Link) giving a combat lesson to a bunch of soldiers...
and just being like "so y'know how when you pull out your bow in midair, time slows down?" and everyone being like "what in the world is he talking about?".
Someone somewhere said that links slowdown time mechanic is actually his in lore champion ability and I actually completely agree
@@stronensycharte64 How else exactly is he going to scarf down 37 apples in an instant in order to heal after being introduced to the business end of a Lynel.
@@OriginalUnjustifier lmao
He is a hero of time for a reason
@@SnailBot but… he isn’t the Hero of Time, he’s the Hero of the Wild
Dragon Scales not despawning would be great for Korok torture builds when launching them into orbit, as the rocket will remain intact
i hate that "korok torture build" is an actual thing you can say now
Friend, it’s not a ‘Korok Torture Build.’ We don’t use such profane methods. We now call it ‘The Korok Space Program.’
“They’re the same picture”
I wanna make an ICBM, so this'll be very helpful once I finally get my hands on the game...
this thread sent my sides to the moon 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That part with the thing was crazy
I was more floored when it did the thing
I loved that thing during the part
So true
Yea
I loved when Saul Goodman said "It's bussin" and it busted all over the place. ❤❤❤❤
you're the first person i've seen use piano tones for button presses for a demonstration and as a musician it really helps me to understand the timing of the button presses for tricks. that's a seriously clever way to demonstrate timing
So that’s why the giant boomerang doesn’t feel as cool as it used to, it’s not just the reduced damage, it’s the sound!
But side note, sticking a Lizalfos tail on it and then throwing it makes it a million times more intimidating
The opposite happened for lightning, it sounds so beefy now.
Their is pristine version of giant boomerang as well.
If u fuse 2 giant boomerangs together, they make a beefier sound
Flame emitter+giant boomerang=chaos
@Grungo how beefy we talking?
i really appreciate playing musical notes when describing Button Timing...it lets my eyes focus on the Game Footage, to see the Visual Cues, while also giving me a 'better idea' of the timing itself...since im a musician by hobby, i can Hear the difference between a 'one-frame pause' and a 'one-second pause' a lot more clearly than i can See that same difference...also, because each button has its own note, its kinda like playing a game of Simon Says lol
I think so too! Such a great touch
mostly just annoying tho
@@bcoda its 'annoying' to have such a Helpful audio cue? sucks to be you, then...
There is no need to sheild block reset into bullet time anymore. You can immidately enter bullet time sheild jumping with a wing fused sheild. No need to learn timings, get attacked or waste good items
@@matthewbergeron3641 yeah but the Audio-Assisted controller prompts help with MORE than just Bullet Time and Shielding...
The objects despawning when they get too far away isn't _always_ a problem... but when it IS its really really frustrating. Like when you accidently electrocute yourself while attacking a bokoblin with lightning fruit in its backpack, causing you to drop your super-valuable hylian shield off the cliff forcing you to have to reload the save.
...or when you leave your ride for less than 5-minutes and it vanishes without a trace.
That last one can be solved by attaching a dragon scale to your creations.
That's so oddly specific that it can only mean it happened to you 😭
kid named recall;
@@adachi3984 You can't use recall on an item that despawns... the shield went too far and despawned when it fell.
@@lasercraft32 … that’s why you recall it before it falls that far
Brightbloom seeds seem to have special despawn rules too. It seems like the game keeps them around permanently until you've planted more than ~256 of them, and then each new one despawns the oldest one. It's also possible to lose some if a little frox eats it, or if the thing it's attached to gets destroyed, or if you plant them too close together. And I'm not sure, but it also seems to increase the despawn radius for items they're attached to.
I mostly use them attached to devices, or as markers to show where I've been or where I need to go.
Slapping them on the front of your vehicles for underground travel is a real banger way to save power and skipping using lights.
@@ChaoticHoly Exactly. A hoverbike with a giant brightbloom makes getting around super easy, barely an inconvenience. The thing people often don't realize, though, is that the brightbloom helps above ground too, not just in the depths.
I have found the front wheel of my bike with the plant attached, but the rest despawned. Does the range extend to the entire bike too, cause it doesnt seem so
@@jemsuper I think it's because an active light bloom isn't really attached with ultrahand. Even if you pre-attatch and then hit it. Whereas the dragon scale is actually attached.
Brightbloom seeds attached to a box with a random person in it sends them super high as the box doesn't break.
the part from 0:00 to 7:32 taught me stuff I didn't know
Fr
Noob
@@sweettea5166 actually I have 100 hours, 130 something shrines, beaten the game, almost all armor and lightroots
Yeah but then at 7:33 he kinda goes off track. I got confused.
@@Reperanger7 same man.
You can also fuse a wing to your shield and if you pull out your bow out the peak of a shieldsurf, you'll enter bullet time.
works with the zonai glider as well
@@Fabiocean2000 finally something you always want to attach to every unoccupied shield you're carrying around.
There are always more Zonai Gliders lying around than you have use for.
@@Mosethyoth Zonai gliders became useless the moment we discovered the 2-fans hoverbike.
Gliders are heavy, cannot fly vertically, need another zonai part to slide on the ground and allow takeoff, and have limited duration.
The only 2 weaknesses of hoverbike are that it falls like a rock when you run out of power (which can go horribly wrong in the depths, I know from experience xD), and that you can't really add more than a (carefully placed) headlight to it and anything more than that turns it into an unbalanced unflyable mess. But this last point is not very important because almost 90% of vehicle usage (outside of shrines and korok uber drive) is for fast exploration, where you don't need anything more than a hoverbike. The other 10% is just meme vehicles and battle machines (whether for the fun of it, or to save your precious weapons from breaking)
@@mythicdawn9574 Just put a brightbloom seed on it, they weigh nothing and give way more light
@@mythicdawn9574 Just make the 3 Fan Bike, you can carry almost anything for one extra fan. I basically cheese all shrine rocks like that LOL.
This is absolutely game changing!!!
I always knew you were a hero, but I never knew you were THIS MUCH of a hero!
That Draogn Shard thing is actually incredible!
I just found your channel from this video, but I just want to say: the piano notes for the button combinations is brilliant.
I don’t even play music and this single handedly changed how I learned from those overlays. Thanks dawg.
Oh man, kleric is gonna blow up thanks to totk. This dude has been making crazy botw videos for years, you should watch some
I’ve been using the hover bike for the large majority of playtime, but that mop and fan design is so goofy yet practical lol
The mirrors having a long draw distance makes sense to me, there's an overworld puzzle where you have to use mirrors to redirect light through a cave, which would have been impossible if the mirrors didn't stay loaded from a significant distance
That crystal on the shield thing is really cool! I never knew it stays there for ever until the shield breaks
The same thing applies for the like like stones. Those things have practically the same effect, though they prevent shield surfing.
They also keep you warm/cool depending on the gem used. You just have to have it equipped.
@@Not5idhis. This is by FAR the more important effect for me, I always carry a ruby shield and sapphire shield everywhere because they totally negate level 1 heat and cold without any special clothes or food buffs. The ruby shield even melts ice blocks if you stand next to them.
@@zibbitybibbitybop saaame! you get a ruby somewhere before the ascend shrine and i always just fuse it with a shield to skip having to cook food for the snowy parts of the great sky island
i keep one on my hylian shield
Glad to see Kleric era 5 phase 1 on the horizon. I will be watching no matter what!
If you fuse a glider to your shield, a shield surf gives you a slightly higher jump, therefore letting you enter slow mo from just a standing shield jump. I use quite a bit during Lynel fights
Fun fact: you can get a flying house by having building pieces inside the build area and some outside. I did this by accident when creating a 3 indoor stairs tall as a funny tower and I had my unused rooms fused into a goofy clump outside the build area, except an weapon rack room somehow managed to stay inside the build area and now just floats. Attempting to rebuild the house instantly made the roped weapon rack room fall
Dude... The piano key notes for timing indicators is freaking genius...
I think mirrors having the range they do is due to their puzzles being more involved than other objects. They need to remain rendered even if Link is in the other side of the Desert Temple and there's a couple of overworld puzzles I've seen that extend a fair distance.
The audio tied to the button inputs might be the most creative and useful trick-learning tool I've seen! This game has some tough button timings for it's tricks. I'd love to see more people do this!!!
As for the mid-air blocking trick, a similar result can be achieved by attempting a Shield Surf with a shield that has a Wing fused to it (although I believe you gain slightly less height than the trick shown? it doesn’t require a block tho.)
Yup. You can actually combine the two; if you front hop instead of backflip or sidehop, you can shield surf right after, and with a wing on your shield you get a nice big jump and it looks cool.
@@KlericYTso you can effectively triple jump if you do it with a bomb flower. Very nice
Holy shit they way you put piano sound over the button presses changed everything for me. I’ve never been able to understand button combos before
Actually crazy useful! It's annoying worrying about my vehicles unloading so that's gunna help a ton.
I absolutely love that you play different notes alongside the button timing. That makes it so much easier to feel out for me.
I would probably not have even tried the trick without you doing that.
fantastic discovery! and putting tones to the beat of doing the glitches is genius. helps get the timing and rythym down for people just beggining
I've watched many totk videos, but this is one of the most actually useful things I've seen so far.
you're phenomenal, the piano tones for timing made this the most useful mechanics guide i've seen so far. this is the only video i've seen and i'm subbing
I learned so much in every single portion of the video. Gained a new subscriber! I hope to see more combat tips if discovered, but the miscellaneous tips were just as helpful
I'm new here - I never knew how useful it was to have the piano sounds in the background while showing the button combinations for combat stuff. It helps so much with getting the rhythm down. Thank you for that 🙏
On the note of gems on shields, the like like stones actually have the same effect, though they do prevent shield surfing unfortunately
Well that's nice to know, especially since like like stones are far less in demand than gems
Using sound to help demonstrate the timing for button presses is awesome.
Kleric is so cracked
First totk vid I see from Kleric and it's making permanent machines and midair backflips for bullet time
Hands down the music notes as connotation of each button was beautiful understanding thank you so much for that
The shield forward hop that you do on the bomb is very similar to the bomb hover glitch from OoT/MM. Really cool find !
Bro, the buttons on screen and sound combo is peerless documentation/communicative skill. Well done.
Time to make a 2000 meter long catapult by attaching a dragon scale to a stabilizer, then autobuilding 20 trees on a stake
Have mercy
THIS IS THE KNOWLEDGE I SEEKETH
seriously, I once parked my bike outside a cave, entered to check out what was inside but not explore, saw some horriblins, decided to mark it for later, and my bike was gone by the time I was outside
I’ve lost my shit so much over stuff like this and it makes me so paranoid
My favorite part of this game was in the final dragon's tear memory when Zelda said
"Link!
You must...
MAKE THEM ALL HARD!"
ERECT THEM ALL
syncing the piano notes to the button inputs is a great way to explain the timing that i’ve never seen before
6:21 "Make them all hаrd!"
You should call Purah for that, she's really good at making things hаrd
First time watching one of your videos and I am now following. I'm a big fan of how you show your personality and of the important news you bring
5:19 actual paid actors
Best video i ever saw on this game ! Straight to the point, entertaining, and the way you add sounds to your button press really helps with the timing ! Keep it up you clearly earned a sub
The dragon shard thing is awesome, definitely gonna upgrade my hoverbike with that. Now if only there were a way to keep vehicles around after entering shrines...
I was not prepared for that insane surge of emotions and nostalgia when you played the phantom hourglass music. Havent heard that song in so many years. That was the fastest jab at my heart I've ever felt in my life holy shit.
*"Make them all hard!"*
Devs: I thought we did that with Purah...
asdf
Adding the piano keys to the shield jump timing was a nice touch, thank you!
Also the zonai cooking pot can be used as a ball joint on vehicles!
Although I can't seem to get to work because they always end up going haywire and ripping off
music notes for button press combos is a very smart teaching method. great work
i like your new tears of the kingdom outfit
as a pianist, thank you for putting sounds on the buttons, i'd never heard it before and it really helped.
the limit is 20 for glued parts
edit: what do you think the Zoras’ head tail is made out of? does it have bones in it? can they cut it like hair? also, why is Dorphean soooo big? will Sidon get that big?
You going over the shield block variants is appreciated since i never got around to getting to learning them.
mirrors probably stay spawned in for so long specifically make sure you cant softlock the lightning temple
Never thought of it
6:21 Bro what
You heard the man…
@KlericYT Dude, the attention to detail you put into making your explainers more intuitive is mind boggling. Most notable for me was the button pushing sequences being accompanied by specific tones.
With things like this, you show that you don't just care to pump out content, you want us to actually access and grasp it. For some people's disabilities, this makes all the difference.
Keep up the amazing work. 🙏
0:29 How about hover stones?
This is the first channel i have ever seen that uses music notes for button inputs. Shits genius and Now gonna use this method for fighting game combo timings, thankyou kind sir!
I see your hood is down, which you need Cece to do.
How did you find her questline?
shes in hateno village in one of the houses
I know I’m not who you’re asking, but for as long and tedious as it was I think that sick hat you get makes the whole thing worth it
Its not ceces quest as much as the big hateno mayoral election- do all the quests to do with the mayor (looking in his shed for his wife, bringing the mayor hateno cheese, etc.), and then talk to cece, hand out the 8 shrooms, talk to the original clothing store owner to get another quest (this can only be activated if you have already started the shrooms quest), follow cece at night as per the owner requests, report your findings to her, and she will start the mayoral election. Then, talk to cece (grab the fancy hat), and talk to her with the hood on, she should talk to you about it, and thats it. Best reward for like 2 hours of questing, super worth it...
( it is the single most valuable item in the game though, going for 600 rupees, but I wouldn't sell it.)
If you want help with all of these quests, I have just done them so reply and I can tell
@@lukestarkiller1470
You’re the only person in this chain who actually understood what I meant, so thank you.
Edit: She also unlocks her rare armor collection. This replaces Granté from the last game because he’s a conman builder now.
adding note queues to different key presses is brilliant!
I'm sorry to say, but I'm 99.9% sure Kass isn't in the game. :(
Im trying to play Totk as blind as possible but still made my self watch this. I am SOOOOO happy I did, I quickly found out you can use dragonscales like this
THE RETURN
I posted this to the "science" channel of my community. Thank you for the mission you bring to this game. Keep up the good work 👊
The piano notes to represent button presses is GENIUS.
those piano noises alongside the button inputs are very helpful
the piano notes on the button presses is just perfect.
the piano sounds for the inputs are unbelievably satisfying
By far one of the most useful Totk tips I've heard!
love the piano you added in for the buttons! definitely will help with learning timing
My god I wish I had known this sooner about Dragon Parts!! Man how I wish ALL things had this kind of range before Despawning! This will be INCREDIBLY helpful though for some of the stuff I do with Weapons, as I can now simply attach a Dragon part to ensure it doesn't despawn on me! Thanks a ton for this!
Using dragon parts to increase despawn radius is genius.
Holy hell man, I can't tell you how many times i've ultrahanded my hover bike around so it didn't despawn while I did stuff.
This makes things so much simpler. Thanks for the info & idea.
I really appreciate the visual and musical cues for the demonstrations ^_^
This just might be the single most important video on TotK I've ever seen
For the bullet time height you can fuse the wings zonai device to the shield for a higher shield jump. It's high enough for bullet time.
It's that simple, and it's one of the intended ways to get height.
Ok I really dig the music notes being used for button timings
showing input timings with music notes is an excellent idea, ty ty
The piano notes are majorly (pun intended) appreciated for timing inputs!!!
Piano notes with the controller inputs... That's a nice touch.
well this was extremely informative and i will be putting dragon parts on all of my builds moving forward
If I could like this video multiple times I would. Outstanding work!
You get a subscribe. 1000’s of tips videos and this is the first one that actually matters. Thanks and great job.
Note it is possible to switch cancel. just try to open your ability wheel right after you throw your boomerang, then release the wheel button and spam D-Pad right to open the inventory. opening your ability wheel allows you to dpad at any time
this is the first tips and tricks vid that has things I didn't know abt bravo and they were useful too!
Ok, guess what? You actually produced a helpful video. Not only did I learn something interesting, it was something I never thought of and will actually use! You just earned yourself a like and sub.
Thank you for that despawn distance chart, I will DEFINITELY be using that!!! ❤
As always this was a fun video to watch! Thank you Kleric!
They might have nerged the giant boomerang's sound files, but it's my favourite non-Yunobo mining tool. Attach a rock and throw it at a rock wall and it's like a bomb you can use over and over again.
Love how you make this tutorial clear with piano sound!!!!!!
The piano thing was really helpful and the dragon park discovery sick, thanks
This is incredible! Thanks for the tip! I've been so annoyed by my 2 fan bike despawning every time I walk 50 yards away to pick up that sweet sweet loot.
The zelda themed sequel to Mario is missing, "Kass is missing!"
THREE extra Zonaite?! Damn, this is going in the regular rotation for me. Thanks for posting this!
This is so awesome! I thought this vid was gonna be clickbait like so many totk vids, so glad I know this now. Subbing.
I've been waiting for one of these to come out, I don't watch the streams often so I get overly excited when you upload
You can also get enough height to go into bullet time by attaching a zonai Wing to your shield, moving forward, jumping, starting a shield surf, then aiming with your bow.
Attaching the wing gains you just a bit more height on the shield surf jump than normal shields, so you can just initiate bullet time anywhere and anywhen you want.
That dragon scale trick is genius! Great work.