168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom's focus on construction has spawned a community of dedicated engineers that are working tirelessly to outdo each other with their own ridiculous vehicles and contraptions. For instance, one player 16ꦰ8澳洲幸运5开奖网:created a working submarinౠe the other day, while another 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:managed to set up a Beyblade duel. Now we have have one of the most impressive creations the game's engineering community has ever seen, as one player claims they've created the game's first ever "true perpetual aircraft".
The person behind this brilliant invention is u/LunisequiouS, who shared a demonstration to the HyruleEngineering subreddit. According to them, this is the first maneuverable aircraft that requires zero battery to function, and also won't despawn after a certain amount of time in the air. For those that don't know, pretty much every Zonai device will disappear after extended use, but this aircraft doesn't use any of them, meaning it will stay together no matter how long Link has been flying around Hyrule.
They also claim that this machine is powered entirely by Link himself, meaning it can stay in the air and isn't bound to a finite power source. It will activate when Link grabs the steering wheel, and will turn off when he lets go, all thanks to an "Infinite Electricity Engine" that apparently took days worth of experimentation and research. Alongside a bunch of other players calling themsleves The Zonai Engineering, Logistics and Development Association, it was then cobbled together into the machine you can see in the post embedded below.
Unless you're a fellow Hyrule engineer, seeing the machine put together probably won't mean much to you, but it definitely looks complex enough to warrant days of research into how to make it function properly. u/LunisequiouS and their team aren't quite ready to show people how to put the machine together for themselves just yet, but they promise that a build guide for the machine and the Infinite Electricity Engine will be released pretty soon.
In other massive Tears of the Kingdom revelations, another player recently discovered a Revali's Gale substitute to stoꦐp you from wasting all of your Zonai Rockets. All it requires is a spicy pepper and a one-handed fire weapon, as charging an attack and then dropping a pepper creates a gust of wind that you can use to quickly scale cliffs or get out of trouble. What will Zelda fans think of next?