Few experiences in video games feel better than tearing down a difficult boss after finding a good strategy. Reuse user Master_t0rch recently took this to the extreme by doing well The History of Zelda: Breathing in Wildlife battled Cityity Ganon to the point that the beast was reduced to a worthless pile of igamesnewss in 11 seconds.
Master_t0rch's strategy starts with the right outfit. Before the war, they provided a link with Fierce Deity set from Majora's Mask, exacerbating the effect of a spear injury. Link's attack power is also supported by the triple bonus of & # 39; Attack Up & # 39 ;, probably from the food he ate before.
Master_t0rch's weapon chosen for this battle is the Survival Lynel Bow, which spreads many objections at a time, combined with Ancient Arrows for their bonus damage.
As soon as Master_t0rch gains control of Link, they release Calamity Ganon to a Stasis-capable area and launch themselves into the air using a tactic known as "Skew Bounce. ”Link is able to slow down the speed of the bow when flying, but his normal speed does not always lift him high enough to start this mode. By setting up the Skew Bounce before the battle and unlocking it when Calamity Ganon is active, Master_t0rch gains enough height to add a little movement. After that they started firing arrows at the employer’s weak spot.
It only took five shots to bring down Calamity Ganon's health bar – already suspended by defeating the top four at the start of the match – to no avail. This boss usually switches to stage two and gets infected for a short time when he gets to 1/4 life, but Master_t0rch kills Ganon so quickly that the game just skips over the top. The whole fight it ends up looking like something's out JoJo & # 39; s Bizarre Adventure.
As someone whose time has been taken care of by the internet, I have really liked these types of hyper-contained pseudo-speedruns. Who has a 20-hour stay time of 100% completion Wild Breathing playing well when Master_t0rch is sharing an amazing moment that only takes a few seconds of day to enjoy?
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