Ugh, looking at this made me realize how I hate how slow Mineru is... It wouldn't even be game breaking to make her 1 m faster than Links running speed!
seriously! I really feel like 90% of the time I'm better off fighting on foot than I am using the GIANT CUSTOMIZABLE MECHA ROBOT which is a big let down. I feel like since the back attach point can stretch out like it does with only the balloon for some reason, you should be able to use back mounted emitters and cannons like shoulder-mounted projectile weapons. that alone would hugely improve her combat utility.
As far as I can the only advantage to riding is that she can walk over gloom for cheap. You can't even somersault off her for bullet time like you could with a horse or control stick.
Kinda unrelated but a fact about Mineru is that you can't start her quest without both the paraglider & 10+ hearts, there's unique text if you try to interact with Mineru's head beforehand.
why is the paraglider necessary? I get that 10 hearts opens the door which is probably required to start her quest but you can use zonai devices to get up to Dragonhead isle right?
@@orngjce223 do you have any idea if it’s specifically the paraglider or is it starting the regional phenomena quest that lifts this requirement? Since the two events are technically separate (You can get the paraglider but not start the regional phenomena quest by just teleporting/walking away). My guess is its the regional phenomena questline that allows it to become accessible Also I realized this after posting my comment but you dont even need the 10 hearts to open the door if you can build a device that’ll let you ascend to the room Mineru is in.
Stakes definitely have a limit, I've had multiple disappear on me, but for the sake of clarity (and SCIENCE), I'll share as much as I can about the circumstances. I was doing experiments to create an all terrain vehicle with multiple "forms." Each form would use autobuild to rearrange the same parts for various purposes. Some of those forms involved using stakes to secure it to the ground, or a wall. At some point, when I attempted to use a stake, it would evaporate. It would do this as soon as I let go of it while it was embedded in a surface. Originally, I assumed there was some kind of hidden counter that incremented each time you stuck it in a surface and let go. However, I just pulled out my Switch and attempted to test this, and I got up to 80 embeds before giving up, as I am positive I never used any of the stakes on my vehicle that many times. I wondered what the deciding factor might be, and then it hit me; practically every other Zonai device is limited based on _time._ So my current theory is that, like most other zonai devices, stakes have a 30 minute lifespan. I believe this lifespan begins the first time you embed it into something, and then counts down continually regardless of whether or not it remains embedded. When the timer runs out, rather than disappearing right away, the stake will vanish the next time you attempt to embed it. I will attempt to test this hypothesis, and let you know of my findings. EDIT 1: The stake survived well past the 30 minute mark. It's possible there is a longer timer, but I have also thought of one other possibility. My all terrain vehicles had a _lot_ of parts to them. Might there be a sort of durability system with the stake, where it has a lifespan that is reduced based on how much "weight" it is used to secure? Maybe. It makes about as much sense as anything else imo. I'll test this out later and let you know how it goes.
What always worked for me to safely freefall was putting the steering stick onto a piece of sky island (the Ruins Rubble) and saving that to autobuild. The piece stays level and falls somewhat slowly, with the wind never being an issue at all. Other kinds of rocks may technically work too, but they don't also put shiny auras around you.
When you take an active fan out of water, you can see the battery meter "pulsate" showing you that it's using more battery now Also, balloons give Mineru's attacks the bouncy effect i'm pretty sure, same with wheels. Also also, Mineru's attacks normally knockback/ragdoll enemies, just springs affect how much they get launched by the attack
Batteries not having any effect seems like a huge missed opportunity. Would have been extremely useful for helping reduce battery usage, especailly if you don't have a lot of energy cell upgrades
Impressive video! Im pretty sure you can walk mineru in swamps and lava also. Another thing thats important about minerus shield is that it shrinks in size and breaks when its faced with too much damage in too little time
Thank you for the info! I really wish Mineru was more useful outside of mining. The concept of a personal mech is so cool, but I wish they expanded on the idea more.
I think she'd be a lot more useful if fused materials did 2x or maybe even 3x damage on Mineru's attacks. That might sound OP at first, but keep in mind that 1) she attacks really slowly, and knocks enemies away which makes it even harder to follow up with more attacks; and 2) she's a lategame thing, she's allowed to be strong :D
maybe they have the duration in terms of frames. For example, 2000 frames, at 30 frames per second, would have it last 66.66 repeating seconds, or just under 1 minute and 7 seconds
@@SirJerric oh, ok. I wasn't sure if it was a glitch or not cause it certainly sounds like it could be one if the developers just made the wheel Zonai devices have the same effects as each other and called it a day or something
These scientific deep dives into the new mechanics are awesome. I always hated how developers would hid the stats behind the weapons/tools behind their games. Thank you so much. I can now flex this knowledge on my little brother lol
The minute and seven seconds thing definitely feels like a division followed by rounding up to me, as rounding up 66.66... seconds gives you 67 seconds or 1 minute 7 seconds. Also, I find Mineru's limbs wiggling about as she is falling rather amusing.
I commented this on another video, but I would love for you to look into how enemy damage is calculated. It BotW, it was the damage of the weapon + a static damage bonus for the enemy type - your armor rating = the number of quarter hearts of damage that you take, with a minimum of 1. It seems like it is different in TotK. I've seem players taking far more damage than I thought they would. It might be that there is a bonus of back attacks, and that was why, but I would love to see someone do a deep dive on it
Excellent video! My only complaint is that you never mentioned how precisely upgrading Mineru with 4 Sage’s Wills changes her base damage. Also, how exactly do normal weapons affect Mineru’s damage (e.g. is it identical to Link’s fuse or does it differ in a significant way?).
This info was datamined. Mineru's arms are 2-handed weapons (so they get the x 1.05 motion value multiplier). They have 27 base damage, and each upgrade increases it by 13. So 40 damage with either a Sage's Will upgrade or the Zonai Helm, and 53 with both. The Zonai Helm is Mineru's equivalent to the Divine Beast Helms and their silly mask + damage boost for the other sages. So if you upgrade Mineru, wear the Zonai Helm, and fuse a Silver Lynel Saber Horn (55 damage) to her hand, she should be dealing 114 damage per hit.
@@SBlurgoyep, if you wear the matching divine beast helm the corresponding sage ghost dons the weird zonai mask that matches the ancestor, and they get improved abilities
If you fuse a muddle bud to the master sword, when you shoot the beams they will give the effect to enemies (gotta love the stardew valley music in the bg ❤)
1 minute 7 seconds probably comes from values based on internal ticks, not seconds. Assuming that TotK runs at 30tps like a lot of other games (I can't find any info about this online), setting devices to last exactly 2000 ticks would translate to 1 minute 6.6666 seconds.
Fire hydrants work for breaking armor too. If you use recall on a steering stick, you can stop it in air and get another two seconds of falling and repeat ad infinitum.
To my understanding, you aren't booted off of steering sticks due to a time limit, but a velocity limit along the vertical axis. This was an issue during the development of the railjet (look up those videos, your long distance flight will be revolutionized compared to hover bikes). Some railjet iterations were so fast during dives that Link would get booted off. Incidentally, I would love a Hyrule Science episode on mechanics of objects specific to shrines, such as the propeller and electric engine or the yellow floaty objects. Maybe the elevator rail object or the U block, both obtainable in the construct factory (the right leg depot, I believe). Thanks for all of your efforts!
2:26 Surfing on a fan shield doesn't boost you, but having an active fan shield on your back (which requires glitches) _does_ give you height. Which is weird. Because you're not supposed to be able to do that. Hitboxes, maybe? If I remember correctly, this is reversed for rocket shields.
So if you swing a one handed sword, and before he pulls the sword back to the starting position, you can do a charged attack that swings in the opposite direction.
the zonaite helm functikns as the “sage” helm for mineru, hence the feather cap she gets to match yours if your stats series ever covers armor i have a neat fact: froggy armor suit makes you stay wet for longer miah, if you’re capable, can you test the supposed damage boost sage helms give their respective sage? i’ve been curious about it
I feel like they could’ve given mineru a lot more actually useful fusions. The fact that she’s always slower than Link AND uses battery while moving made her completely useless.
random fact, if you attack an NPC with a weapon that has an Ancient Blade attached, the Ancient Blade will disappear, but will not take any durability points from the weapon you had fused it to
I think it would’ve been cool if sleds and carts on Mineru’s back let Mineru do something akin to a shield surf, either falling on her back or bring it underneath herself Also I think it would’ve been cool if Mineru actually used weapons properly, rather than just doing the standard whack, like shooting arrows or stabbing with a spear
The fans using less energy is not only in water. If any part of a device makes contact with water or minecart rails all the fans on it will use less power
This series is great 👍👍 Idk where else to go with this information so you can have it: I found out that the 'Iron Lump's near Ankel Island have a durability of 28. I found this out by fusing it to a royal claymore with durability up and counting how many Zonite deposits I could break before it broke.
I did this because I was interested in finding the most effective ore mining weapon. I haven't tried Cobble crushers yet but I'm curious to see how better the Demolisher stat is at breaking ore. Anyways, thanks a ton if you actually read this lol
Does the shock emitter do anything when used on the Zora? Also, my guess for why so many items last 1 minute 7 seconds is that they actually last for 66.666666 seconds, basically as if they used up 1.5% of some health bar per second
The math for the fan thing at the beginning, around 3:00, appears to be approximately correct. Someone else may have already pointed it out, but I didn’t see it.
How does Mineru's damage increase when you put on the Zonai set + use Sage Wills? Also curious if fusing materials to her increases her damage the same way as regular fusion to weapons and if she does more damage with Bone Proficiency.
Would you cover the durability on bows, shields and weapons aswell (if you have not already)? What would be the best material to fuse the Master Sword with to last longer? I have heard there is a bug on it so it will have always 40 durability - fused or not. Which would explain the sparkle in the menue screen on the Master Sword after recharge not comming back... (Sorry for my bad english)
The best material for the master sword is either the silver lynel saber horn or with a bone build a molduga jaw or for an elemental effect gleeok horns, or if you want to get healed, light dragon parts. Also, most weapons get + 25 durability, other + 10, the Gerudo weapons +3, and I don’t remember more of them. The Master Sword gets +25 the first time you fuse it, when you break it and it gets recharged, its material isn’t there but the durability increase is here still, even tho it should reset to its normal durability and get enhanced when you fuse something to it like it’s supposed to. In short : the durability before fusing = 40 after fusing = 65 after recharge = 40/65 after recharge and fusing something = 40/65. Hope that helps.
I've seen on another comment that you are going to test damage pre/post sage's will for Mineru, and I thought I would mention that I'm pretty sure she can only break zonaite ore post sage's will. I have not upgraded her yet and have not been able to break it without fusing something to an arm first. I am not sure if this is related to the arms damage or not, but thought I would mention it.
Hello again, don"t know if you will see this or not, but upon taking a second look, you actually can break zonaite ore without sages will or a fusion. idk why I thought that, I swear I remember clearly not being able too, but when I actually got back into the game and tested it, I can. Side note though, I was not able to break the larger ore that you normally find around mines.
can you go over the durability and effects of other things attached to mineru? do all boulders and other objects have the same durability and add the same damage, or is it dofferent per weapon? Additionally, do fused weapons use their whole durability when attached to her? Ive been using gloom weapons as my main fuse for mineru in combat.
What durability do normal weapons and fusible materials have when used with Mineru? Do the weapons keep their normal durability and do the materials last 10 or 25 hits? Also were you measuring Mineru's 40 damage per hit with or without her Solemn Vow? Supposedly the Sage's Will's make the Sages do extra damage so I was wondering if that was the case here.
One of my favorite things to do with Mineru is to have a cannon on one of her arms at all times. It adds a spicy element to combat since you're never quite sure when the next explosion will be, and occasionally I'll forget she has it only to be walking past a Chuchu or something and there's an explosion out of nowhere XD
The 1 minute 7 seconds might be because its 2/3rds of 100 seconds? Still don't know why they would last that long, but uts slightly less of an arbitrary number
As a small correction/addition regarding her damage output, Mineru does 27 base damage (aka 27 damage per hit with nothing fused to her arms) and both the Sage's Will upgrade and the Zonaite Helm increase that base damage by +13 each for a total of 53 damage. Her hands also count as 2-handed weapons, meaning objects fused to them have their damage increased by x1/0.95 rounded down, so a Silver Lynel Saber Horn will do 57 damage instead of 55. Thus, her max damage is 110 per hit. If you want even more damage though, attaching an ice material like a Frost Emitter or Frost Gleeok Horn to her other hand can let you constantly freeze and shatter enemies for x3 damage, meaning you can do up to 330 damage.
I assume the 1:07 lasting time is due to it being 2/3 of 100 seconds, some dev team probably set them to 100 seconds, thought it was too much, so made it 2/3 of that
I thought you could use a fan to propel yourself midair by: Shield jumping (any shield) Paragliding Equipping fan shield Not sure though, but try it out.
One missed opportunity that I really wish was in the game was allowing Mineru to truly become apart of our ultrahand creations. The first thing I tried to do with mineru was try to attach machines I already fused together to her; all to realize I couldn't. I was also disappointed I couldn't attach things to her feet; like wheels. I wish we were truly allowed to play around with mineru.
The stake limit is based on how many times you stick a stake into a surface and then *let go of it* from Ultrahand. Each time you put it in and let go counts as one use. I think it has something like 15 uses
For the fans, it's not just water. Fans also drain slower when attached to objects attached to a rail, much like how fans also drain slower when attached to logs for a raft. The theory behind this is to make fans more practical for transportation in the early/mid game, due to them being the main power source for boats and rail carts.
Fans, when near a minecart of any type also use less energy, and pre-activated Zonai devices like the hover stones in the lightning temple only use battery when Ultrahanded!
Based on some simple math, it looks like in terms of seconds the 30 minute parts on Mineru only get between 3 & 4 percent of the time they do on their own? The equation I set up is as follows, so other people can see my thought process: 67 s = (x/100) * 30 m * 60 s / 1 m Notes: -Solving for x -s is seconds, m is minutes; I left them in so people can see how I converted between seconds and minutes
Uh you won't fall off a falling steering stick if it's attached to something. Another fun option to get down without paraglider is a stabilizer attached to something climbable. I also drop steering sticks off ledges when enemies fall down so I can go get their body parts and recall back up.
Lighting Spicy peppers or Sunshroom on fire (might apply to more materials, i've only tested those two) creates a strong updraft, like throwing a pinecone at a fire does.
Could you maby cover the Motor and the Propeller that you can find in some shrines ? (You can find them in the Gemimik shrine at the Rist Peninsula if my research is correct, I don’t have a switch😖) You can power the motor with shock emitters and you can get them out of the shrine by fusing them to sth and defuring the Item at Terry Town.
Anyone else notice the funny thing keep it for the first segment of the video? If you tap on the video in after the intro when he’s reading the comments that it says is that he’s really bored
About Mineru: If you upgrade to the Solemn Vow of Mineru with 4 Sage's Will, you get an LRL/RLR arm combo, one more attack than the base LR/RL arm combo.
Could you also cover the descent rates for Mineru's back attachments? I'd be curious if the hover stone, wing, and balloon have different "gliding strengths", and how they compare to Link's paragliding and diving distance/speeds Also, what about Mineru's walking speeds in conditions like deep snow or sand? I think she might be faster there (assuming you aren't using the snow/sand boots) And a few things I also wanted to mention, Mineru can parry attacks like Link, go in lava/water muck/gloom unaffected, and I *think* the battery on Mineru's back makes your battery recharge when you press the back equipment button. I can't be sure since I already have maxed battery, so it's really hard to drain it with that wicked fast recharge rate
Funny. I JUST unlocked mineru before seeing this video. The tutorial was so painful cause she's so slow and did so little damage. Glad i can now see how to use her properly
It seems like all of the numbers related to battery usage modifiers, fan stacking, etc. are actually √2. "30% decrease" in usage = 1/√2 ≈ 70.7%. Going the other way, √2 ≈ 1.4x duration, √2 ∙ √2 squared = 2x, and √2 cubed = 2√2 ≈ 2.8x.
I dont go to the gerudo desert enough to know if they still do this or not, but what if you attach food to a zonai device or, put food and a zonai device in the range where the molduga to eat it? Always been curious about this. Edit: What if you put a stake on the back of mineru and walk the construct into it? Will it get stuck or?
Ugh, looking at this made me realize how I hate how slow Mineru is... It wouldn't even be game breaking to make her 1 m faster than Links running speed!
seriously! I really feel like 90% of the time I'm better off fighting on foot than I am using the GIANT CUSTOMIZABLE MECHA ROBOT which is a big let down. I feel like since the back attach point can stretch out like it does with only the balloon for some reason, you should be able to use back mounted emitters and cannons like shoulder-mounted projectile weapons. that alone would hugely improve her combat utility.
As far as I can the only advantage to riding is that she can walk over gloom for cheap.
You can't even somersault off her for bullet time like you could with a horse or control stick.
She can walk on lava, at least.
@@khatharrmalkavian3306Using her for bullet time is the only time I use her
@jamvey The wing shield is a bit harder for me to use because it leaves a shorter amount of time in bullet time
Kinda unrelated but a fact about Mineru is that you can't start her quest without both the paraglider & 10+ hearts, there's unique text if you try to interact with Mineru's head beforehand.
why is the paraglider necessary? I get that 10 hearts opens the door which is probably required to start her quest but you can use zonai devices to get up to Dragonhead isle right?
@legosusyou can do the final boss without the glider
@@Flapjack3734The mask has text saying you shouldn't interact with it
@@orngjce223 do you have any idea if it’s specifically the paraglider or is it starting the regional phenomena quest that lifts this requirement? Since the two events are technically separate (You can get the paraglider but not start the regional phenomena quest by just teleporting/walking away). My guess is its the regional phenomena questline that allows it to become accessible
Also I realized this after posting my comment but you dont even need the 10 hearts to open the door if you can build a device that’ll let you ascend to the room Mineru is in.
You only need to start the regional quest line
I think the stake limit might be based of weight/ stress, I've had stakes break on me when fused to that very big stone cube near the wind temple
Stakes definitely have a limit, I've had multiple disappear on me, but for the sake of clarity (and SCIENCE), I'll share as much as I can about the circumstances.
I was doing experiments to create an all terrain vehicle with multiple "forms." Each form would use autobuild to rearrange the same parts for various purposes. Some of those forms involved using stakes to secure it to the ground, or a wall. At some point, when I attempted to use a stake, it would evaporate. It would do this as soon as I let go of it while it was embedded in a surface.
Originally, I assumed there was some kind of hidden counter that incremented each time you stuck it in a surface and let go. However, I just pulled out my Switch and attempted to test this, and I got up to 80 embeds before giving up, as I am positive I never used any of the stakes on my vehicle that many times.
I wondered what the deciding factor might be, and then it hit me; practically every other Zonai device is limited based on _time._ So my current theory is that, like most other zonai devices, stakes have a 30 minute lifespan. I believe this lifespan begins the first time you embed it into something, and then counts down continually regardless of whether or not it remains embedded. When the timer runs out, rather than disappearing right away, the stake will vanish the next time you attempt to embed it.
I will attempt to test this hypothesis, and let you know of my findings.
EDIT 1: The stake survived well past the 30 minute mark. It's possible there is a longer timer, but I have also thought of one other possibility.
My all terrain vehicles had a _lot_ of parts to them. Might there be a sort of durability system with the stake, where it has a lifespan that is reduced based on how much "weight" it is used to secure? Maybe. It makes about as much sense as anything else imo. I'll test this out later and let you know how it goes.
Yeah its the stress that is the limit. I tried attaching the super heavy bridge piece to a stake on a wall and it broke immediatly
@@noidea5597 it would be interesting to see what the limit is.
When you attach balloons on mineru’s arms it acts exactly like if you attached a mushroom to it, it launches enemies away
What always worked for me to safely freefall was putting the steering stick onto a piece of sky island (the Ruins Rubble) and saving that to autobuild. The piece stays level and falls somewhat slowly, with the wind never being an issue at all. Other kinds of rocks may technically work too, but they don't also put shiny auras around you.
Oh I should add: If I'm riding it down a chasm and it clips the wall, it bounces to the side while staying completely level. Just won't tumble at all.
Lights can remove gibdo armor, but it has to be bright lights like from the lightning temple or mirrors
Would the light from star shards also work?
And dazzlefruits
When you take an active fan out of water, you can see the battery meter "pulsate" showing you that it's using more battery now
Also, balloons give Mineru's attacks the bouncy effect i'm pretty sure, same with wheels.
Also also, Mineru's attacks normally knockback/ragdoll enemies, just springs affect how much they get launched by the attack
Fun fact you can attach a muddle bud to a eight fold longblade and the wind when striking a enemy will give it the effect
Is the muddle bud consumed?
@@Nightshade-AuroraIt’s not unless you hit the enemy with the physical blade
I don’t think so
And you can fuse a muddle bud to the master sword which would make the beams give the effect
Batteries not having any effect seems like a huge missed opportunity. Would have been extremely useful for helping reduce battery usage, especailly if you don't have a lot of energy cell upgrades
Impressive video!
Im pretty sure you can walk mineru in swamps and lava also.
Another thing thats important about minerus shield is that it shrinks in size and breaks when its faced with too much damage in too little time
Thank you for the info! I really wish Mineru was more useful outside of mining. The concept of a personal mech is so cool, but I wish they expanded on the idea more.
I think she'd be a lot more useful if fused materials did 2x or maybe even 3x damage on Mineru's attacks. That might sound OP at first, but keep in mind that 1) she attacks really slowly, and knocks enemies away which makes it even harder to follow up with more attacks; and 2) she's a lategame thing, she's allowed to be strong :D
maybe they have the duration in terms of frames. For example, 2000 frames, at 30 frames per second, would have it last 66.66 repeating seconds, or just under 1 minute and 7 seconds
What would happen if you change the frame rate?
Normally you can't on the Switch but an emulator could.
Could this be tested by watching 2000 memories?
@@warlockholmes could? yes. should? hell no?
One odd zonai fuse effect: A big wheel on a weapon makes a larger-than-normal shockwave when slammed on the ground (jump or charge attack end).
Does it have a wider area of effect or is it just a visual glitch?
@@bryonweikle587 No glitch. You can shatter objects and damage enemies at a longer distance.
@@SirJerric oh, ok. I wasn't sure if it was a glitch or not cause it certainly sounds like it could be one if the developers just made the wheel Zonai devices have the same effects as each other and called it a day or something
Your patience must be immeasurable to do all of this. Awesome work!
Props to you not spoiling people in the thumbnail with the blur!! Legend
These scientific deep dives into the new mechanics are awesome. I always hated how developers would hid the stats behind the weapons/tools behind their games. Thank you so much.
I can now flex this knowledge on my little brother lol
The minute and seven seconds thing definitely feels like a division followed by rounding up to me, as rounding up 66.66... seconds gives you 67 seconds or 1 minute 7 seconds. Also, I find Mineru's limbs wiggling about as she is falling rather amusing.
I commented this on another video, but I would love for you to look into how enemy damage is calculated. It BotW, it was the damage of the weapon + a static damage bonus for the enemy type - your armor rating = the number of quarter hearts of damage that you take, with a minimum of 1. It seems like it is different in TotK. I've seem players taking far more damage than I thought they would. It might be that there is a bonus of back attacks, and that was why, but I would love to see someone do a deep dive on it
I’m not sure many people know this about the windcleaver but it works with muddle buds as long as you don’t hit a enemy with it
Excellent video! My only complaint is that you never mentioned how precisely upgrading Mineru with 4 Sage’s Wills changes her base damage. Also, how exactly do normal weapons affect Mineru’s damage (e.g. is it identical to Link’s fuse or does it differ in a significant way?).
This info was datamined. Mineru's arms are 2-handed weapons (so they get the x 1.05 motion value multiplier). They have 27 base damage, and each upgrade increases it by 13. So 40 damage with either a Sage's Will upgrade or the Zonai Helm, and 53 with both. The Zonai Helm is Mineru's equivalent to the Divine Beast Helms and their silly mask + damage boost for the other sages.
So if you upgrade Mineru, wear the Zonai Helm, and fuse a Silver Lynel Saber Horn (55 damage) to her hand, she should be dealing 114 damage per hit.
@@NovaBlue242Wait so you’re telling me the other Sages have increased damage when you wear their respective Divine Beast Helms??
@@SBlurgoyep, if you wear the matching divine beast helm the corresponding sage ghost dons the weird zonai mask that matches the ancestor, and they get improved abilities
If you fuse a muddle bud to the master sword, when you shoot the beams they will give the effect to enemies
(gotta love the stardew valley music in the bg ❤)
1 minute 7 seconds probably comes from values based on internal ticks, not seconds. Assuming that TotK runs at 30tps like a lot of other games (I can't find any info about this online), setting devices to last exactly 2000 ticks would translate to 1 minute 6.6666 seconds.
Fire hydrants work for breaking armor too. If you use recall on a steering stick, you can stop it in air and get another two seconds of falling and repeat ad infinitum.
To my understanding, you aren't booted off of steering sticks due to a time limit, but a velocity limit along the vertical axis.
This was an issue during the development of the railjet (look up those videos, your long distance flight will be revolutionized compared to hover bikes). Some railjet iterations were so fast during dives that Link would get booted off.
Incidentally, I would love a Hyrule Science episode on mechanics of objects specific to shrines, such as the propeller and electric engine or the yellow floaty objects. Maybe the elevator rail object or the U block, both obtainable in the construct factory (the right leg depot, I believe).
Thanks for all of your efforts!
you have to try hoverstones in a low gravity area such as the labyrinth or water temple
2:26 Surfing on a fan shield doesn't boost you, but having an active fan shield on your back (which requires glitches) _does_ give you height. Which is weird. Because you're not supposed to be able to do that. Hitboxes, maybe?
If I remember correctly, this is reversed for rocket shields.
So if you swing a one handed sword, and before he pulls the sword back to the starting position, you can do a charged attack that swings in the opposite direction.
the zonaite helm functikns as the “sage” helm for mineru, hence the feather cap she gets to match yours
if your stats series ever covers armor i have a neat fact: froggy armor suit makes you stay wet for longer
miah, if you’re capable, can you test the supposed damage boost sage helms give their respective sage? i’ve been curious about it
I feel like they could’ve given mineru a lot more actually useful fusions. The fact that she’s always slower than Link AND uses battery while moving made her completely useless.
random fact, if you attack an NPC with a weapon that has an Ancient Blade attached, the Ancient Blade will disappear, but will not take any durability points from the weapon you had fused it to
slight correction, it might only work on donkeys that are with NPCs? I'll have to test some more to give a definitive answer
I think it would’ve been cool if sleds and carts on Mineru’s back let Mineru do something akin to a shield surf, either falling on her back or bring it underneath herself
Also I think it would’ve been cool if Mineru actually used weapons properly, rather than just doing the standard whack, like shooting arrows or stabbing with a spear
The fans using less energy is not only in water. If any part of a device makes contact with water or minecart rails all the fans on it will use less power
This series is great 👍👍
Idk where else to go with this information so you can have it: I found out that the 'Iron Lump's near Ankel Island have a durability of 28. I found this out by fusing it to a royal claymore with durability up and counting how many Zonite deposits I could break before it broke.
Details if interested: Royal Claymore [20] (no buffs) + Iron Lump = 48 Zonite deposits before breaking, therefore Lump = +28. Royal Claymore[20] + Durability + Iron Lump[28] = 54, therefore Durability = +6. Then for funsies- Royal Claymore[20] + Durability[6] + Silver Lynel Mace = 53, therefore Silver Mace = +27.
I did this because I was interested in finding the most effective ore mining weapon. I haven't tried Cobble crushers yet but I'm curious to see how better the Demolisher stat is at breaking ore. Anyways, thanks a ton if you actually read this lol
Does the shock emitter do anything when used on the Zora? Also, my guess for why so many items last 1 minute 7 seconds is that they actually last for 66.666666 seconds, basically as if they used up 1.5% of some health bar per second
Yea, it makes them go "WHAT THE F*CK IS THAT ?! HELL NAH I’M OUT OF HERE". (Okay, they don’t say that. They’re scared and run,)
The math for the fan thing at the beginning, around 3:00, appears to be approximately correct. Someone else may have already pointed it out, but I didn’t see it.
Oh these videos are getting better and better this is incredible
3:20 based on my quick (possibly wrong) math, it does stack, but the bonus from attaching a second is about 33.77% not 30%
Attaching any hammer type item (or I believe weapon) to Mineru’s hands allows you to break both rock walls and blue rock walls.
How does Mineru's damage increase when you put on the Zonai set + use Sage Wills? Also curious if fusing materials to her increases her damage the same way as regular fusion to weapons and if she does more damage with Bone Proficiency.
Would you cover the durability on bows, shields and weapons aswell (if you have not already)?
What would be the best material to fuse the Master Sword with to last longer?
I have heard there is a bug on it so it will have always 40 durability - fused or not. Which would explain the sparkle in the menue screen on the Master Sword after recharge not comming back...
(Sorry for my bad english)
I might consider covering this topic. Many others have already so I feel as though there's no point to it, but again, I MIGHT cover it at some point.
For Mineru weapons/shield/bow fusions. It's the base durability of a weapon
Master Sword always has 40 durability except after you fuse something to it for the first time in which case it will have 65 durability
The best material for the master sword is either the silver lynel saber horn or with a bone build a molduga jaw or for an elemental effect gleeok horns, or if you want to get healed, light dragon parts. Also, most weapons get + 25 durability, other + 10, the Gerudo weapons +3, and I don’t remember more of them. The Master Sword gets +25 the first time you fuse it, when you break it and it gets recharged, its material isn’t there but the durability increase is here still, even tho it should reset to its normal durability and get enhanced when you fuse something to it like it’s supposed to. In short : the durability before fusing = 40 after fusing = 65 after recharge = 40/65 after recharge and fusing something = 40/65. Hope that helps.
i believe that fans make arrows wider and taller, so its good for lynels
I've seen on another comment that you are going to test damage pre/post sage's will for Mineru, and I thought I would mention that I'm pretty sure she can only break zonaite ore post sage's will. I have not upgraded her yet and have not been able to break it without fusing something to an arm first.
I am not sure if this is related to the arms damage or not, but thought I would mention it.
In my current save I use for testing, I haven’t spent any Sage’s Wills. I will have to test with it at some point!
Hello again, don"t know if you will see this or not, but upon taking a second look, you actually can break zonaite ore without sages will or a fusion. idk why I thought that, I swear I remember clearly not being able too, but when I actually got back into the game and tested it, I can. Side note though, I was not able to break the larger ore that you normally find around mines.
How do the regional boss parts work, like does colgera's jaw benefit from bone proficiency?
Dude. You're a monster!! Thank you for your work!
can you go over the durability and effects of other things attached to mineru? do all boulders and other objects have the same durability and add the same damage, or is it dofferent per weapon? Additionally, do fused weapons use their whole durability when attached to her? Ive been using gloom weapons as my main fuse for mineru in combat.
What durability do normal weapons and fusible materials have when used with Mineru? Do the weapons keep their normal durability and do the materials last 10 or 25 hits?
Also were you measuring Mineru's 40 damage per hit with or without her Solemn Vow? Supposedly the Sage's Will's make the Sages do extra damage so I was wondering if that was the case here.
I assume you are going to do another video like this covering items and weapons, but I hope you know you can add non fused weapons to her
For the fan shield thing, I think they meant when using GAS (Guardless Active Shield), cause it even makes you gain height.
One of my favorite things to do with Mineru is to have a cannon on one of her arms at all times. It adds a spicy element to combat since you're never quite sure when the next explosion will be, and occasionally I'll forget she has it only to be walking past a Chuchu or something and there's an explosion out of nowhere XD
W for not putting a spoiler in the title or thumbnail, hate it when I get spoiled for stuff when it's in the titles
The 1 minute 7 seconds might be because its 2/3rds of 100 seconds?
Still don't know why they would last that long, but uts slightly less of an arbitrary number
Yessssss I’ve been waiting for this episode - I love this series
You can also shoot arrows while mounted to her and parry with the shield
4:35 This also increases Mineru’s attack power, and her arms count as two handed weapons.
As a small correction/addition regarding her damage output, Mineru does 27 base damage (aka 27 damage per hit with nothing fused to her arms) and both the Sage's Will upgrade and the Zonaite Helm increase that base damage by +13 each for a total of 53 damage. Her hands also count as 2-handed weapons, meaning objects fused to them have their damage increased by x1/0.95 rounded down, so a Silver Lynel Saber Horn will do 57 damage instead of 55. Thus, her max damage is 110 per hit. If you want even more damage though, attaching an ice material like a Frost Emitter or Frost Gleeok Horn to her other hand can let you constantly freeze and shatter enemies for x3 damage, meaning you can do up to 330 damage.
I assume the 1:07 lasting time is due to it being 2/3 of 100 seconds, some dev team probably set them to 100 seconds, thought it was too much, so made it 2/3 of that
Very fun and interesting video! I am specifically commenting so the algorithm likes you more!
I thought you could use a fan to propel yourself midair by:
Shield jumping (any shield)
Paragliding
Equipping fan shield
Not sure though, but try it out.
3:30 that is not a specific stabilizer property, several big and eccentric Center of Gravity items cause that effect
Similar to rito and gorons with frost and flame emiters, zora give a response to hydrants.
It should be noted that cannon explosions from mineru don't hurt link as long as he's not on mineru.
One missed opportunity that I really wish was in the game was allowing Mineru to truly become apart of our ultrahand creations. The first thing I tried to do with mineru was try to attach machines I already fused together to her; all to realize I couldn't. I was also disappointed I couldn't attach things to her feet; like wheels. I wish we were truly allowed to play around with mineru.
The stake limit is based on how many times you stick a stake into a surface and then *let go of it* from Ultrahand. Each time you put it in and let go counts as one use. I think it has something like 15 uses
The test where he put it into a whole bunch of different surfaces would also cover this and unless he put it in once every minute, this isn't true
In my second test I let go of it each time :)
For the fans, it's not just water. Fans also drain slower when attached to objects attached to a rail, much like how fans also drain slower when attached to logs for a raft. The theory behind this is to make fans more practical for transportation in the early/mid game, due to them being the main power source for boats and rail carts.
You sir are doing amazing work. Thank you 10 tons
Fans, when near a minecart of any type also use less energy, and pre-activated Zonai devices like the hover stones in the lightning temple only use battery when Ultrahanded!
Hey I was wondering if the charge stamina effect with the fiercely deity or barbarian armor stacks with that of the soldiers claymore?
It probably does, yes
Based on some simple math, it looks like in terms of seconds the 30 minute parts on Mineru only get between 3 & 4 percent of the time they do on their own?
The equation I set up is as follows, so other people can see my thought process:
67 s = (x/100) * 30 m * 60 s / 1 m
Notes:
-Solving for x
-s is seconds, m is minutes; I left them in so people can see how I converted between seconds and minutes
Uh you won't fall off a falling steering stick if it's attached to something. Another fun option to get down without paraglider is a stabilizer attached to something climbable. I also drop steering sticks off ledges when enemies fall down so I can go get their body parts and recall back up.
A good time zone to you too!
Attaching Mineru’s mask (the one you fly down from Dragonhead Isle) extends wing lifespan by 45 seconds. Autobuild copies work.
Still love all the hyrule science conducted here today. You be loved and safe.
Springs on mineru’s back do despawn when you hold the y button for a certain amount of time. I don’t know how long but I think it is 67 seconds.
Lighting Spicy peppers or Sunshroom on fire (might apply to more materials, i've only tested those two) creates a strong updraft, like throwing a pinecone at a fire does.
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The big wheel can hit enemies while on her back. Used it against seized construct
Could you maby cover the Motor and the Propeller that you can find in some shrines ? (You can find them in the Gemimik shrine at the Rist Peninsula if my research is correct, I don’t have a switch😖) You can power the motor with shock emitters and you can get them out of the shrine by fusing them to sth and defuring the Item at Terry Town.
I do have plans to cover them at some point! :)
6:23 I thought they created a spring hammer effect?
They do, yes. I forgot to mention, my apologies
Anyone else notice the funny thing keep it for the first segment of the video? If you tap on the video in after the intro when he’s reading the comments that it says is that he’s really bored
3:03 This also applies to Minecarts when on rails.
4:42 Phantom Ganon breaks it
Attached big wheels to minerus arms sends enemies flying
About Mineru: If you upgrade to the Solemn Vow of Mineru with 4 Sage's Will, you get an LRL/RLR arm combo, one more attack than the base LR/RL arm combo.
tires also have the ragdoll bouncy effect that springs do!!
Could you also cover the descent rates for Mineru's back attachments? I'd be curious if the hover stone, wing, and balloon have different "gliding strengths", and how they compare to Link's paragliding and diving distance/speeds
Also, what about Mineru's walking speeds in conditions like deep snow or sand? I think she might be faster there (assuming you aren't using the snow/sand boots)
And a few things I also wanted to mention, Mineru can parry attacks like Link, go in lava/water muck/gloom unaffected, and I *think* the battery on Mineru's back makes your battery recharge when you press the back equipment button. I can't be sure since I already have maxed battery, so it's really hard to drain it with that wicked fast recharge rate
Mineru is also able to walk through lava with no issue
Some other heavier fusible items such as iron spiked balls will also prevent a boomerang from returning
Not sure if anyone had said it already but cooking pots on Minerus arms lets her destory rocks which she couldnt destroy with her arms
2:09 could it be... a use for long throw!?
stakes cannot be stuck into some movable surfaces that can be grabbed by ultrahand, such as any zonai devices.
Funny. I JUST unlocked mineru before seeing this video. The tutorial was so painful cause she's so slow and did so little damage. Glad i can now see how to use her properly
You have to let go of the stakes to tick down their limit I think
I actually didn't know that mineru can heat up a balloon! That's pretty neat
The zora also have a reaction if you use a hose on them
Correction: If you put steering sticks on a random thing like a stone you will not dismount
It seems like all of the numbers related to battery usage modifiers, fan stacking, etc. are actually √2. "30% decrease" in usage = 1/√2 ≈ 70.7%. Going the other way, √2 ≈ 1.4x duration, √2 ∙ √2 squared = 2x, and √2 cubed = 2√2 ≈ 2.8x.
I dont go to the gerudo desert enough to know if they still do this or not, but what if you attach food to a zonai device or, put food and a zonai device in the range where the molduga to eat it? Always been curious about this.
Edit: What if you put a stake on the back of mineru and walk the construct into it? Will it get stuck or?
The Rito seem bothered by the cold, which actually isn't a unique response.
A talus heart messes with the path of a boomrang