As we all know, in the open world of Eldon's Ring of Law, the game developers did not set the flight function for players. Therefore, trying to explore this open world will be a long process for every player.
Recently, however, a YouTube user named Danny Santos discovered a bug that allowed the spirit horse to take off while playing Eldon's Ring of Law.
Subsequently, The game god Ofurtion2 of the foreign Express "Eldon Ring of Law" verified this bug in the live broadcast and found that using this BUG in a specific area of the game can indeed make the spirit horse take off. Netizens watched this wave of operations and shouted: This game 298 is really cheap to sell to you!
After a series of verifications, it is necessary to have certain conditions to trigger the bug of "Spirit Horse Take-off".
Players first need to prepare a certain number of red dew drops (used to resurrect the dying spirit horse "Toret"). After having enough medicine ready, the player needs to ride the spirit horse to a specific area (only the volcanic mansion and Lieenia have been found so far), and then find the location where the protruding stone wall is located and jump.
In the process of falling off the cliff, he constantly clicks to jump and dismount to let the spirit horse fall to his death, and then returns to a safe position above the cliff with the help of the stone wall. Then you will find that when you use the Red Dew Drop to revive the Spirit Horse, you will be able to ride the Spirit Horse freely in the suspended places of the area.
With this bug, players will not only be able to reach some nearby known locations faster, but also explore unknown areas, such as the Arena.
It is not difficult to see from this that even if it is only a flight of a certain area, it can greatly shorten the time for players to explore the area. Because the flying feature is so convenient, many games with map exploration elements now have flying or other similar features set up.
In Final Fantasy XIV, most of the missions often require repetitive running, and the distance between the various mission points is still very long, which causes many players to feel exhausted after doing a few tasks. However, after unlocking the flight function, players not only do not have to worry about the pursuit of monsters on the road, but also can reach the mission location at a faster speed in areas that cannot be teleported.
In the editor's opinion, "Final Fantasy 14" before unlocking the flight and "Final Fantasy 14" after unlocking the flight are simply two games.
Not only does Final Fantasy XIV have a flight function, but also a series of turn-based games that require map exploration, such as "Fantasy Journey to the West" and "Dream World 3" that are also MMORPG, basically have flight function settings. Flying through wings or mounts makes it easier and faster for players to explore the map in the game.
It is worth mentioning that "Journey to the West" also launched a cat mount in conjunction with "My Emperor's Sleep" during this year's Spring Festival, and "Dream World 3" launched a "Bird Pier" mount that is equally cute as "Ice Pier" during the Winter Olympics.
The martial arts style game "Eternal Destruction" also has a hook and lock function similar to the flight function, and this function also has a huge role in increasing player mobility.
Whether you're exploring the map to search for resources, chasing after enemies, or getting rid of the crowd, these are inseparable from the hook lock function. Therefore, during the game, the importance of storing more hooks and locks in the backpack is obvious.
The above is just a small editor's personal opinion, if you enjoy a little bit of the process of exploring the map is also OK. Finally, what do you think would happen if the flying feature was actually added to Eldon's Ring of Law?