Since the launch of Nintendo Switch's legend of Salda: Breath of the Wilderness, there have been many explorers wandering around hellaru to find more gameplay challenges or secrets, and now one player is determined to rush up high in the sky of Hellaru like SpaceX Musk, breaking through the atmosphere to the universe, just to see the entire planet of the "Breath of the Wilderness" game world.
Yes, this is achieved through bug tricks, as long as you find a way to fly up indefinitely, you should be able to do it, but is this possible? Wouldn't the Nintendo team be hindered by an air wall when developing the game world? The player Thorny Fox didn't think that much, he was just bent on flying high in the air.
According to ThornyFox's video tutorial, he uses some new BUG tricks to keep Link off the surface. First, he used the expansion pack's copy bug to copy a bomb arrow with a maximum value of 80,000.
Then there is the more familiar dance bug, which lands on a wild horse during the flight length challenge mini-game, allowing Link to jump up in the air indefinitely.
Then there is the gyroscope synchronization BUG, which synchronizes the photo when operating the gyroscope, causing the angle of view and operation positioning error, so that the game will always think that the player is still operating the maze. Finally, jumping magma to commit suicide, the main effect is to ignore physical failure and ignore weather changes.
When all the conditions were met, and then slowly flew Link up with an explosive arrow, according to the film, ThornyFox saw the surface of the continent of Helaru in the process, and then after an explosion of more than 65,000 arrows, his Link finally came to space.
It was a void world of nothingness with only a dazzling sun overhead. It is worth mentioning that ThornyFox has also done some experiments in space, including weapons that disappear when thrown out, or other inconsistent rules of game physics.
In fact, if you want to fly into space, you don't have to use the explosive arrow, according to other players' comments, you can use the dance technique bug to do the same, but you also have to fly for a few hours.
In other games, in general, when the player character breaks through to a certain level of altitude, it is theoretically possible to enter the world of broken maps or be blocked by a wall of air.
But the magic of The Legend of Sarda: Breath of the Wild has always been that in recent years players have been constantly exploring the secrets of the game world, in addition to many incredible bug methods exposed, but also amazing details when Nintendo designed the game world.