Before the release of Tears of the Kingdom, fans had very high expectations. And it was no wonder, since it was about the sequel to Breath of the Wilda game that many describe as the best in the Zelda saga to date. Gamers feared that Nintendo would not be able to create a sequel that would live up to their expectations. Fortunately, Nintendo managed to deliver a game that many consider excellent, allowing fans to relive the experience they had years ago.
Players who returned to this Hyrule were able to revisit places they had already explored in Breath of the Wild. But they also found many new areas to discover, such as the Celestial Islands and the Undergroundtwo maps of tremendous dimensions. Players had to illuminate the Underground by activating luminous roots underground, while also ascending to the sky to complete Shrines located on the various Celestial Islands scattered throughout Hyrule.
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This is the Gikaku Shrine in Tears of the Kingdom
Gikaku Shrine, located at coordinates 4506 2166 1169, is one of several shrines located in the Celestial Islands. To access it, players must complete the Sanctuary quest “The Crystal of the Celestial Mine”which requires bringing a crystal to the area where the Shrine will appear. While many solved this challenge by moving the glass or building contraptions with UltramanoReddit user Ozgasmic He accomplished this by simply grabbing the crystal and throwing it over the edge of the floating island. Whether by luck or precision, the crystal landed exactly where it shouldand the Sanctuary appeared without the player having to leave the platform.
The user joked asking if this could be considered cheating. But the reality is that Tears of the Kingdom, like Breath of the Wild, is not designed to be played in a specific way. Players don't have to follow conventional methods, and that's what makes these games so special. There is no doubt that this approach It's an intentional part of the gameplay. and the design of Tears of the Kingdom, and one of the reasons why the Tears of the Kingdom community remains so active long after its release.
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