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Link Uses An Impossible Machine To Levitate To Hyrule's Apex In Breath Of The Wild
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is not a game that can be modded, which makes oddball discoveries like this all the more mind-blowing.
In today's example of, "I had no idea you could do that in Breath of the Wild," YouTuber mety333 uses Link's magnesis tool and one of the minecarts found near Goron City to float Link to the very top of Hyrule. He literally hits the ceiling and then paraglides for an absurd amount of time for a splendid view of the world. It's an impressive and bizarre feat.
For more absurd Zelda shenanigans, head here for Hyrule's most epic tumble. You can also head here for our review of Breath of the Wild, and here for the game's best sidequests and bonus content.
[Source: mety333 Youtube, via Reddit]
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