With the new Ultrahand ability being introduced in Tears of the Kingdom, the Zelda player community sought to push the game to its limits by building the most complex and biggest creations they could think of. The most recent impressive creation comes from the player @saiotoko002 who managed to create the longest object in the game to date. On February 29th, 2024 @saiotoko002 posted his creation on X:
“This is probably the longest video of Blueprints! The length is about twice that of the bird observatory…? The material used is the large stone tablet found in the Kimayata Shrine at the top right of the map.” -@saiotoko002
A few days later, @saiotoko002 posted enhancements to his already impressive feat, stating that:
“Regarding yesterday’s longest blueprint, Created based on Mr. Chomsky’s @KeTyom5715 idea that it would be longer if glued diagonally! It will be 1.4 times the length of the previous time!! I think this is probably the longest” -@saiotoko002
When Breath of the Wild came out in 2017, players were shocked by the vast world that was presented to them, as well as the surprisingly complex physics system that was the core of many of Link’s abilities. This system provided players with endless hours of playtime to experiment on how to navigate this new world. With the advent of Tears of the Kingdom and the Ultrahand ability, it seemed as if there were endless possibilities presented to players on how to express their own unique play styles, and share their creations with the wider Tears of the Kingdom community. Who knows what players are going to think of next?
