Flexion from multiple angles
It is not hyperbolic to say that almost every month for the last four years there has been a “must visit” Zelda: Breath of the Wild clip coming out of the community. Likewise, the incredible nature of the next clip cannot be underestimated.
Without a doubt, this is one of the funniest clips I’ve ever seen. From the Japanese YouTube channel (seen by Twitter user GamesCage) ゼ ル ダ ね こ, the clip is called “1400 m BtB shot”. He does exactly what he says to the can: the player jumps out of a window, prepares to navigate a Guardian Shield, and then shoots a stray arrow. Bouncing against an enemy below, they glide across the sky, following the arrow to the end; which ends up hitting a Guardian perfectly.
It’s incredible! We’ve seen a lot of close combat shots, or even ranged arrow tricks, but rarely anything so far away (again, 1400 m). Surprisingly, the channel really guides you through the process they used to cause “moon jumps,” which in turn measured the distance between two points. The following video is really mathematical.
The channel itself is primarily Japanese-oriented, but you can enable subtitles for rough English translations. They even tell you how to connect multiple Switch registers (so there’s a pause in the video). I take off my hat! I’m going to think about this video for a while.
Gat Zelda [YouTube via GamesCage]
