Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom players are making super-long bridges

Tears of the Kingdom: The Legend of ZeldaIt is easy to get caught cheating.

I’m not talking about The following is a list of the most recent and current members. hacking or cheating — Nintendo historically hasn’t been down with players cheating in its games. The cheating I’m talking about refers to playing the game in a way that may not have been intended by the developers. The fans are now able to play the game in a way that was not intended by developers. Tears Of The Kingdom are taking that ethos to new levels; they’re building super bridges to solve all their problems and sharing clips of their work on platforms like TikTok.

You can also find out more about the following: Tears Of The KingdomLink now has an ability called Ultrahand. It allows Link to arrange and pick up items as well as glue objects together to form a larger structure. It’s a key change introduced in Tears Of The Kingdom and it introduces several sandbox mechanics as players build machines and other constructs to help them solve puzzles or navigate Hyrule’s rugged environment.

You can also use it to create a simple bridge. It’s possible to make a simple bridge from anything. There are many materials in Hyrule, including wood that has been cut down, which can be used to create a bridge to get you from place to place. Some players are showing off how many things they can achieve with a long and simple bridge.

You will lose your bridge if you leave an area after building it. People are carrying bridges around from one place to another like 100 foot handbags.

Others are convinced that they’ve broken the physics of the game by making a bridge that’s too long.

Someone made a long bridge that rivaled the Bridge of Eldin. They then managed to squeeze it into a small shrine. Don’t ask me where all the pillars came from — it’s ridiculous.

My personal favorite is this clip in Mayachin Shrine — the bridge isn’t that long, but it is scrappy. It’s certainly a uniqueThere are many ways to solve the puzzle.

It’s sort of the one-track mind, himbo-istic solution that just makes sense to me. Oh, you can’t get to a tower? Create a new bridge. You don’t want to fight all the Bokoblins? You can build a bridge around them. Don’t understand a timing puzzle? You can use these items to make a simple bridge. I can’t build a mech or a war machine or even a fully functional glider at this point, but do you know what I can confidently build? The bridge. The bridge works.