The most popular thing for new The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom players to do is turn Koroks into missiles. Players are exploiting the game’s unique capabilities in unusual and surprising ways.
With so much new technology lying around in Hyrule thanks to Tears of the Kingdom, it’s not a surprise that people are using fans and rockets in unusual ways to play and solve puzzles. The abuse of the Koroks, one of the Breaths of the Wild gameplay pillars, is one of the stranger’s new practices. Players have been given endless amounts of adhesive, cannot defend themselves, and continue to stand near Zonai rockets. What else could be expected?
Players of Zelda’s Tears of the Kingdom can use Ultrahand to make Koroks fly
Although some players disliked Koroks’ repetitive nature in Breath of the Wild, we were unaware that there was such an intense backlash against them.
In addition, link can move and glue together things he discovers in Hyrule, including potent Zonai tools like rockets and fans, using the new Ultrahand tool. Some players have been utilizing them for purposes other than what they intended; they were made to be fastened to vehicles for traversal and puzzle-solving. Also, an elaborate launchpad is displayed by a player in a post on the Tears of the Kingdom subreddit: a Korok attached to a rocket and pointed upward by a sizable boulder. Also, the description read: “The game should win a game of the year just for letting you do this,” The comments were rife with others claiming to have done similar things.
Other unfortunate Koroks have gone to the skies on more intricate devices, such as the clever construction of this astronaut’s fan stack. Also, one player shared a terrible event on Twitter in which a Korok hooked to a hook rail dropped off one of the sky islands and into the clouds below. Other times, the Korok has taken flight entirely by mistake.
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