#头条创作挑战赛 #
Nintendo's masterpiece "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom" has been out for a while, and players have successively created various weapons, vehicles, rides, gundams, houses, etc. in the game, and they have forgotten to save the princess! Recently, a player's initiative has become a hot topic in the community, and he has successfully broken through the four temples of the game's main story without "paragliding". And here's the fun thing: this rare player (challenge) behavior was actually expected by the developers!
At the beginning of the previous game, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, players must complete the first four temples on the initial terrace, unlock the skill of Hika Slate, and then obtain paragliding before the adventure can officially begin. In the sequel "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom", there are some changes in the opening. We still have to complete a series of teaching missions and plots before we can start the adventure, but "paragliding" is not a necessary prop.
Generally, most players will go to the surveillance fortress as required by the main quest to recapture the paraglider from Pureya's hands. A player named "Chris Brune" did not do this, and he ventured freely and casually on the continent of Hyrule, only to realize that paragliding was also in the sequel when he encountered a mission that required him to glide from a hot air balloon to the ground. At this time, "Chris Brune" had a whim, he wanted to try to continue the game without paragliding, after all, in "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom", there are many more means to maneuver in the air than in the previous game.
To the surprise of many people, "Chris Brune" finally spent a lot of time testing various flying vehicles without paragliding, completed the four regional mysterious phenomenon investigation missions of the main mission of "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom", and completed the four temples! Among them, the Temple of Wind is naturally the most difficult level of this challenge, after all, the design concept of this level revolves around movement and combat in the air. In addition, players must obtain a paraglider to unlock the bird's eye view function, which means that "Chris Brune" cannot even unlock the map details of the Kingdom of Hyrule.
It is worth mentioning that "Chris Brune" found that if he went to the four major areas to investigate without going to the surveillance fortress during the gameplay, the key NPCs in those areas would constantly urge the player to go to the surveillance fortress to see. NPCs still want players to follow the normal route to complete the game, but "Chris Brune" apparently ignores the NPCs' opinions.
After successfully breaking through the temples of the four regions in the above way, "Chris Brune" decides to go to the surveillance fortress to obtain paragliding and unlock the camera function. And here's interesting: he discovered that this framework-breaking order of play can actually trigger a special conversation. When he talks to Pureya, the latter will unbelievably say that Link has actually completed the investigation of the four major areas! This means that the developers of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom have long anticipated that someone would do this.
Behaviors or challenges that players think are creative and brainy are actually expected by the official designers, which is very frightening. Is the recent Ultraman popular in the "The Legend of Zelda: Kingdom Tears" community also officially planned? I don't believe it!