The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild might be more than seven years old, but players are still finding ways to push it to its limits, including one who's shown off a pretty unorthodox way to find the first (and simplest) Korok in the game.
Breath of the Wild’s physics engine is one of the game’s greatest strengths and has allowed the more creative players in its community to turn Hyrule into a sandbox where you can do everything from using bombs to fly across the map to clipping your horses into walls, most of which is not doable in its sequel, Tears of the Kingdom. One popular trick to pull off is the Bullet-Time Bounce, which lets you use your shields to jump onto an enemy’s head, sending you flying through the air, something that is, frankly, overkill for what one player had in mind.
