Tears of the Kingdom Glitches are HILARIOUS
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Published 2023-06-27
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All Comments (21)
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Also, yes! I'm not the first person to make a glitch video of Tears of the Kingdom. Been planning this one for months now, super happy to bring it to you all and proud of the twist I have on it. This is an ongoing series I already have consisting of the titles: "x is a stable game with no glitches at all" -- I've done it with breath of the wild twice in February 2020 and pokemon violet in 2022. Hope you enjoy!
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Imagine being Zelda/Ganondorf watching Link literally start breaking reality for fun. I'd be terrified if I were Ganondorf.
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My favorite Zelda glitch is in Twilight Princess where speed-runners make Link stare at a rupee for 17 hours so they can clip through a locked gate... I'm not kidding.
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Nintendo devs watching this: "Aww s***, here we go again."
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This game is kind of like a kitkat in the sense of it being better when you break it, or worse depending on if you are “peculiar” and eat it whole
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2:40 I love how every single weapon in his inventory is fused with meat (other than the one he just picked up, of course)
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I discovered a glitch today: if you hit an enemy on the frame that the blood moon cutscene activates, it deals a whole ton of damage (like the arrow on waterblight) and I was able to insta-kill a Hynox.
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Videos like these make me wonder if sometimes a minor, not game breaking glitch gets found during development, but the devs choose to leave it in like "Oh the internet will love that if they find it" instead of using extra resources to fix it lol. I always enjoy your game glitch videos! They're so much fun
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For the glitch at 6:07 - A duplex bow does not work as the arrows are not next to each other, the 2nd arrow from a duplex shot removes the first one. The best results is a Lynel bow 3 or 5 shot, but only a maximum of 4 shots before moving up to collect. It duplicates anything you can fuse to an arrow.
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The best thing about these glitches is that they don’t affect your game unless you actively seek them out.
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NGL I'm actually glad about the glitches. It gives the best of both worlds. It makes the game less daunting for newbie gamers like me, while allowing veteran gamers the option to not exploit it, & play the game like the way it's "supposed to".
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Does waterboarding activate the water warrior effect for Zora weapons? Because if so, that unironically has some real potential lol
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*correction you cannot use duplex bow at tbio's hollow chasm for duping. The arrows are too close together so anything fused will collide and both will disappear.
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He laughed like a yiga clan member 8:15
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7:31 legitimate use for the waterboard glitch right there! Combine Springdolling with Waterboard, and you can consistently ragdoll into a spring.
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Its crazy how speedrunners beat totk in under an hour so soon after the game was released.
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another glitch is when you're fighting the ice gleok in the hebra region at the ruins and you hide under one of the ruins while the gleok is on it's second phase then once an ice chunk pokes through the ruin you have to use ultrahand and lift it out and then you'll notice that the camera doesn't follow link anymore until you close the game
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I really hope there are still glitches left after they’re done with this game, I fear that so many being discovered is just gonna mean they’ll be patched, which makes me sad
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16:05 Finally, D E S C E N D
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Yes, the devs did pretty good at fixing bugs of the big new mechanics like ultrahand but somehow many of the old mechanics got more messed up. Still gotta applaud that the glitches are interesting and don't really get in your way in normal gameplay.
