Players of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom found a new way to abuse builds. They use them as traps to capture horses.
In The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, it is better not to be a korogu, tortured by sadistic individuals. Neither… a horse. As Polygon shows in an article published on May 22, 2023, players are using the constructions allowed in the game to design traps. The idea is simple: to facilitate the capture of wild animals, which normally requires a gentler approach.
Once again, this diversion of the gameplay of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is linked to one of the four new powers available to Link: Grasp. Thanks to it, the hero can glue elements together and imagine many projects (example: huge bridges). The most obvious are vehicles, but some clever ones are much more creative. “ Cheating can be fun admits director Hidemaro Fujibayashi.
4 logs are enough to trap a horse in Zelda: Tears of the Kintdom
The worst ? You don’t need to be an engineer with a bac+5 to design a trap worthy of the name. Just create a square with four wooden logs and drop it on a horse to lock it in and prevent it from escaping when approached. All that remains is to climb on it and calm it down, as with the traditional method.
Of course, that doesn’t stop the smartest from creating more inspired traps, like this horse trap that looks like a giant landing net. ” Want a new horse? The best ? No problem “, proudly indicates its creator on Reddit.
Others rely on vehicles that drive behind the horses until they are locked in with an intelligent system. There really is no limit to creation.
Remember, however, that the trap is not enough to capture a horse: it is necessary to have enough stamina (to be increased by completing Sanctuaries) to tame it. Otherwise, there is an ultra-simple method: find the horses that were captured in Breath of the Wild, by going to one of the many relays which are responsible for storing them. In short, torture the korogus if you want, but leave the animals in peace!
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