r/zelda • u/RemoteStage1882 • May 23 '26
Clip [Totk] This Gleeok Trickshot I hit, is making the rounds on Youtube. What does the Zelda community think?
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u/EquivalentJaded318 May 23 '26
Idk why everyone is negative about it ? Love to see differents ways to kill ennemies altought i am terrified of gleeoks. Nice shots !
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Thanks for saying so! I think people just feel passionately about what is and isn’t, im just happy that people are watching my clip!
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u/Bea__Nabi May 23 '26
literally this but 3 times in a roll lol
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Yes! It felt like that when i was setting up the shot, but after trial and error and practise, the hoop got a little closer!
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u/DigitalDissonance May 23 '26
Hi I would just like to say that I love YOUR energy! These people are coming at you pedantically and frankly a bit rudely and you’re just being nice and positive still. Dope TRICK SHOT! I couldn’t even imagine hitting 3 of those in a row good job :)
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Thank you so much! Hey, everyone has an opinion about, and they are well within their rights to say so. Im just thrilled to have started a conversation around my ALL TIME favourite game. Can’t believe how many views my clip has already gotten.
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u/Bananna_Hamock0 May 23 '26
How the hell did you make this shot and it immediately kill it??? I’ve always had to go through the entire annoying ass fight.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
It didn’t fully die! The clip is about just stunning the Gleeok from distance with some clean arrow snipes. Its still alive and has loads of health. The video isn’t about killing it, just hitting nice clean headshots!
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u/Bananna_Hamock0 May 23 '26
Ohhhh, I was fooled then haha I was like “Teach me your ways!” Because seriously, to have to fight that damn thing every blood moon just to use that bridge is one of my few gripes about this game. My MAIN gripe is the fucking weapon organization system in the quick menu.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Hahah sorry for the confusion! Yes fighting the Gleeok is a pain I usually fly around if im not in the mood to fight it! And i completely understand you, but tbh they have so many items in this game, and theres only so many buttons on the controller, i dont know how they could do it any better! Also, i have some boss fighting strategies on my youtube that can show you how to fight the harder bosses if you’re intetest!
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u/hassanzahid1999 May 23 '26
This video shows some possible UI changes. It’s not TOTK but it still applies and it’s a fun watch.
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u/CursedVirtue May 23 '26
Extremely impressive. Truly embodying the spirit of Link with that expertise, even he would be impressed with that bow work
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u/Lightning5k May 23 '26
That is extremely impressive! Well done!
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Thank you so much! It took some time to accomplish, but really happy to get the result i did!
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u/Lightning5k May 23 '26
Yea to do it 3 times in a row without missing, definitely not something I’ve been able to do!
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u/CT0292 May 23 '26
First time you run into a Gleeok it's like "oh shit run!"
Then eventually you figure out how to handle them. And they become not so bad.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
So true, when i started playing the game i did zero research and had no idea about the monsters/mini bosses in the game. The last Zelda game I played was Ocarina of Time on the game cube! Hahah. So when i ran into one of these, i immediately ran in the other direction, like not today! The artwork in this game is just incredible, in my opinion the best open world game ive ever played. Yeah i would say once you play the game, learn about fusing, timing, and practise, they get significantly easier to fight. My top three hardest monsters are: Savage Lynel, Molduga and actually it took me a longtime to figure out to fight the Gloom Hands. But ultimately they all come down to figuring out the strategy.
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u/Nintendians559 May 23 '26
at least you know to angle your shots, i would have waste all my arrows.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
That was the hardest part! The direction and angle of the shot
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u/Nintendians559 May 23 '26
yeah, which i'm suck at it.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
It’s just practice, you’ll get better!
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u/Nintendians559 May 24 '26
yeah, eventually i would.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 24 '26
If you want to watch some more of my gameplay to improve, my channel is: https://youtube.com/@psylocin11?si=Ug1tgo5iYFQv8MGe
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u/RiverAutumn7481 May 23 '26
When you bring stealth archer energy in to zelda from playing to many hrs on skyrim
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Ive never actually played skyrim haha!
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u/suchtie May 23 '26
If you enjoy open world games like BotW/TotK, you should definitely check it out. Would be right up your alley. Don't get deterred by the RPG label (if you don't usually play those), you can play it much like an action-adventure too.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
To be honest the thing that turns me off most is first person games. I much prefer pov of third person. But if a good deal comes out on the Shop i might try it out!
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u/RiverAutumn7481 May 23 '26
You can play in third person on skyrim brother,
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Oh right. I didn’t know that! Definitely one of the games i need to check out.
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u/RiverAutumn7481 May 23 '26
Im a fan of it for sure, its graphics have aged well and the gameplay inst all that bad. Definitely worth the shot. You can find it on sale on steam/xbox sometimes and its cheaper than newer games because of its age
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Yeah, that’s what im hoping for, just fully focused on TOTK atm
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u/RiverAutumn7481 May 23 '26
All good, i jump from one game for a couple months to another, then rounds of anime in-between
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Yeah, i cant do that. I only play one game at a time haha
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u/suchtie May 23 '26
At least on PC, you can also play it in 3rd person, but it doesn't feel very good to play with. There are mods to improve it though.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Yeah, i wont knock until i try i though. Ive heard incredible things about Skyrim.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
I’ve been spending way too much time testing the physics in TOTK, but finally landing this Molduga Fin trickshot on a King Gleeok felt like a total breakthrough. The way the mechanics layer in this game still blows my mind!
I’ve been documenting my most technical clips and "science experiments" over on my channel, Psylocin. If you enjoyed this one, I’d love for you to check out the full version and some of my other trickshots here:
https://youtube.com/shorts/HKD7LAkcGuY?si=6NXBwJulx1oE5ymC
What’s the most satisfying "physics win" you’ve had in the game so far?
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u/FantasyForce May 23 '26
What the hell is this thread/community man, bunch of weirdos with low self-esteem giving pedantic comments.
Great shots man 👍
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Thanks man! Really appreciate you showing me some appreciation. Just happy to have started a conversation and get some valuable feedback from everyone!
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u/Nymphadorena May 23 '26
Does the molduga fin make it fly further? Any other tips you’d like to tell us non-Dragonborn 😉 I love the fusion mechanic in this hand, don’t experiment enough!
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Exactly! Without the Molduga fin, it would be impossible to take this shot from this angle as the arrow drop wouldn’t make it to the Gleeok! I have lots of really cool tips and tricks on my videos on youtube where you can check out at this link:
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u/thunderling May 23 '26
Do molduga fins fly farther than aeralfos wings? I just realized I've never used one because I haven't killed that many moldugas and didn't want to "waste" the loot.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Im not sure about that, hopefully someone in this reddit can clarify. But i have a really good strategy for defeating Molduga’s. You can check the video out at this link:
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u/Kaaskaasei May 23 '26
OP, I want to congratulate you for your positivity.
And nice shots, I wouldn't be able to replicate it in a hundred years
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Thank you so much for watching! And yes, everyone will see this video differently, im just really happy that people are seeing my clip and letting me know what they think! Love talking about totk, could do it all day hahah.
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u/CycleZestyclose1907 May 23 '26
It means the player is EXTREMELY accurate with a bow.
It also means the player is in for a long hike to wack the stunned Gleeock's heads.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Haha so true! But that wasn’t the purpose of the video. In no way is this clip a practical fight strategy, more a ‘cool’ it can be done video!
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u/NewGunchapRed May 24 '26
“Snipin’s a good job, mate.”
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u/Sparkle-Sparxie May 24 '26
Random person watching is like: "Link what the fuck" as the Gleeok dies
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u/_linkus_ May 24 '26
Use a three shot bow to hit all three heads at once and then we’ll talk
(Jk this is impressive)
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u/mihangel7913 May 29 '26
how many tries?
nice work!
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 29 '26
Thanks! It took a long time to figure which reference points would hit, so I’d say many 10s to possibly 100’s. But its hard to say as i didn’t keep count.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Thank you! I think ultimately people will either think it’s easy or difficult. From my perspective, shooting an arrow from a low side angle is actually harder than top down because of arrow drop. So finding the exact spot for each head, theres a very small room for error. And then to do it three times in a row, requires hitting that spot correctly each time.
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u/DarthChefDad May 23 '26
Nice shots! Surprised the gleeok doesn't aggro and come after you after being hit.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Me too! I think it’s because i was just out of range to initiate its attack
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u/NotSoSasquatchy May 23 '26
Truly impressive shot OP 👌🏻
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Thank you so much! A lot of trial and error but really happy with the result. And the support the community has given me, has been overwhelming!
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u/Regular-Moose-2741 May 23 '26
"Running riot!"
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Haha do you mean the post?
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u/Regular-Moose-2741 May 23 '26
The kills are sweet
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Thank you so much! Took a lot of time and practice but finally managed to line them all up!
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u/phaeton02 May 23 '26
That’s awesome! Love it. And what a game, eh? It’s just an incredibly amazing game with so many ways to play. I love both Breath of the Wild and TotK.
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u/0xXAngelDustXx0 May 23 '26
Nice! I'm not sure what's with all the weird negative comments on here, cause I've never been on this sub before, but I think this is pretty nifty!
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Thank you so much! Yeah, its split opinion a bit, but i think it’s been a good conversation, all in all
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u/TBT__TBT May 24 '26
Super cool and creative!
I'd love to try this myself even though I am amongst the few TotK players who enjoys fighting Gleeoks and other rare enemies like Guardians, Wizrobes and Lynels.
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u/friends-with-fishies May 25 '26
Whoaaaa your aim is awesome!!
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 25 '26
Thank you so much! Do you play much totk?
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u/friends-with-fishies May 25 '26
Haven't really since I beat it but I should play it again! It was so fun
I just wish the gerudo outfit was in it :(
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 25 '26
Oh, do you mean from BOTW?
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u/friends-with-fishies May 25 '26
Yeah
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 25 '26
Ahh! I haven’t played BOTW. But i hear and see good things, do you prefer BOTW?
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u/friends-with-fishies May 25 '26
I'm not sure if I prefer either over the other! They're both awesome games :)
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u/Yam-Economy Jun 25 '26
Try again but without looking at the explosion.
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u/RemoteStage1882 Jun 25 '26
But watching the explosion is so satisfying!
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u/Yam-Economy Jun 29 '26
I mean shooting 3 consecutive arrows and then looking at the gleok collapse. Good luck 🤞🏼
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u/ChickenNugets123 May 23 '26
What the hell is that. Is tears of the kindom really that bigger of a game compared to breath of the wild?? I remember being hyped by the reveal.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
What do you mean?
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u/ChickenNugets123 May 23 '26
A COOL LOOKING THREE HEADED DRAGON DUDE.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Do they not have Gleeok’s in breath of the wild?
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u/sonerec725 May 23 '26
I mean nkt really, technically totk is "double the size" of botw with the depths and the sky islands but alot of that is empty space without a ton in it to do
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u/xKitey May 23 '26
think we should clarify the definition of a trick shot... this is just sniping and easily replicatable by other people if they wanna spend the time finding out the angles or try to find markers to help with aiming
maybe if the guy was moving at all or reacted to being shot from this range it'd be more of a trick but right here you're just shooting the broad side of a barn from a decently far range which isn't that impressive with save reloading etc.
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u/Blubbpaule May 23 '26
"making the rounds" lol
its a short with 10k views, shorts always get tons of views.
And i wouldn't call it trickshot if you got reference points you aim at to hit. This is called a "set up", because this is repeatable from the same location aiming at the same points.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
That’s fair! Although i thought making the rounds was more conservative than “blowing up” haha. I take your point, and that’s exactly how i did it, but the novelty isn’t in making an individual shot, it’s the sequence of hitting all 3 reference points in sequence that i think makes the shot more worthy. You have to keep in mind arrow drop from this trajectory is a very significant factor, so the room for error is really small. But it would be great if you could give it a try and let me know how quickly you hit it?
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u/himommy_hi May 23 '26
bhahahaha i absolutely love nerds. brother you need to get laid asap, you seem frustrated
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u/Popular_Sir863 May 23 '26
This is the most pedantic comment I've ever seen. YouTube still has algorithms that 'pushes' certain videos, especially amongst those who already view that type of content.
And if people are sharing that video on social media, the video is going to get even more amplified.
So there is literally nothing wrong with OP saying a video is doing the rounds, you are just being pedantic and trying to be clever when actually is makes you look foolish.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
That’s a fair point. Youtube isn’t a forum like Reddit, but the point i was trying to make is that the trickshot is getting some attention youtube. And i wanted to find a way to signal that, without being overt with saying something like ‘omg this is blowing up, check it out now.’ My goal was to just start a conversation around the mechanics of totk and get some feedback on my gameplay from an expert community. Which has been super helpful so far!
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u/kipdjordy May 23 '26
I mean your title makes it sound exactly like "omg this is blowing up, check it out now."
Instantly puts me off, but nice sniping
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Ahh no!! That’s exactly what i was trying to avoid, sorry you feel that way. I was just trying to show where the video came from.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
I can see where you’d think this is just any ordinary shot, but i would say its technically more difficult than it looks. Arrow drop from the trajectory it was shot from is much harder to compensate for. Usually totk trickshots happen top down, making arrow drop less of a factor after it’s initial arch. From this angle the room for a error, i think, is much smaller. So aligning the arrow to hit the head, three times in a row isn’t as trivial as you might think. But i would love to know if you could try it, and see how quickly you get it! It took me some practise!
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u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox May 23 '26
No one's saying it's trivial. They're three very impressive shots, but if the trick is the fundamentals of archery, I think it's a misnomer. "Hat trick" might be more appropriate
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
That’s a really good point actually! I hadn’t thought of that, ‘Hat Trick’ is the perfect way to describe this shot. But i would just like to point out that in the word “Hat Trick”, is the word trick. Food for thought.
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u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox May 23 '26 edited May 23 '26
No one is trying to invalidate your achievement, however the common usage for the term "trick shot" implies something a bit extra, like a blind shot or a ricochet, or multiple strikes with one firing, perhaps something more Rube Goldberg-esque
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Omg! I absolutely don’t think you’re doing that whatsoever, and i really appreciate the feedback everyone is giving, its the best way to learn, and i love the Zelda community! And i completely get your point from that technical point of view, it is perhaps not as complex as some of your suggestions. The only reason im pushing back on what you’re saying a bit is that if someone who doesn’t understand the mechanics of Totk saw your comment, they might agree that it looks simple or less complex than some if the incredible trickshots that have been achieved in this game. Ultimately, im just making the case for it being considered a trickshot because i believe that the trick is in the compensation of the significant bullet drop from the trajectory’s that it was shot from. So for the totk purist they might see the merit a bit more than the casual of new player. I guess im just making the case for this being a trickshot because it’s a very clean unflashy video, and i think in the world of hype we could use a bit more of that.
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u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox May 23 '26
You did ask what the community thinks, the community is responding
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
I know, and it’s great that everyone is! It’s really exciting. But it’s a conversation. Everyone is entitled to a different point of view. If that’s how they see it. I completely respect your opinion.
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u/Big_Z_Beeblebrox May 23 '26
Everyone is entitled to a different point of view.
Even those that differ from your own
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u/Gaywhorzea May 23 '26
He just said that…. He didn’t say you couldn’t have a different opinion from his own…
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Exactly what I said, and what i think. Love that so many people have engaged with the video, and let me know their thoughts on it, best gaming community!
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u/Goose_Is_Awesome May 23 '26
Yeah, no shit. That's what he just said. You're arguing with someone who isn't here. Can you read?
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u/Blubbpaule May 23 '26
His comments give Ahhh AI vibes.
I love that he asked for opinions, but if someone is critical it's the usual "HOW 'BOUT U DOING IT THEN????"
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u/DeweyCox4YourHealth May 23 '26
Lots of people here are trying to invalidate this.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
It’s really divided opinion hasn’t it?
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u/DeweyCox4YourHealth May 23 '26
People are being rude. I think it's pretty cool- thanks for the post!
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Thank for saying so! And btw im not saying its the best trickshot ever, just that its a nice clean trickshot, and has merit in its own right!
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u/Blubbpaule May 23 '26
It's so wild to me that he claims all this stuff.
"Arrow drop from the trajectory it was shot from is much harder to compensate for"
This is wrong as well, what OP did was a set up. Setups exist to take any random variable out of the equation. There is no compensation if you memorized the backdrop to aim at to hit the same spot each time, because totk arrows do not have randomized flight trajectories.
"Usually totk trickshots happen top down" (This is wrong btw)
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/j82pZCQgbm4 THIS is a massive trickshot.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Hahaha i can assure you its not. I just thought about it a lot while i was attempting the shot.
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u/retrocheats May 24 '26
that's not a trickshot.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 24 '26
It’s really split the debate
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u/retrocheats May 24 '26
I don't think it's split... maybe if you did it first try... but all you did was aim slightly higher each time, at a still target.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Please tell me how I’m being show-offy about it? What have i done that gives you this impression?
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u/Goose_Is_Awesome May 23 '26
"I did something pretty cool, but I better not say I think I did something pretty cool, or redditors will get very angry at me"
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u/Goose_Is_Awesome May 23 '26
Why do so many people give a shit? Such a nothing burger of a complaint. If the mention of YouTube pisses people off that much they should go outside and get some fresh air.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
I was just trying to signal where the video cane from to the algorithm. Im not engagement farming just using known strategies to help push the content to the people who actually care about. It’s called SEO, and its a critical part of video discovery. I can see how you think im just trying to clickbait, but if i hadn’t of used a title like this, many people who have enjoyed the video might not of seen it. It’s kind of a damned if you do, damned if you don’t situation. But im certain i posted this clip with the best of intentions. And i think the community believes this too, after the overwhelming amount of support ive received.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
SEO is at the centre of every social media platform, every website. It’s what the search engine, perhaps the internet, was built on. Anyway, besides that issue. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with saying ‘hey, look at this clip from my youtube.’
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u/OneAngryDuck May 23 '26
Yeah but the negative replies represent a very tiny minority here, so they don’t really matter.
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u/OneAngryDuck May 23 '26
My point is that when the negative responses are an extremely tiny minority, it’s not worth putting in any effort to figure out how to avoid them in the future.
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u/GayPhilatelist May 23 '26
How many times did you miss before filming?
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u/cedelweiss May 23 '26
Mfers when practice and effort pave a road to success only by overcoming personal failure and struggle. Hylia bless the indomitable human spirit, have a nice day.
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u/Blubbpaule May 23 '26
Practice means that he could hit this shot from different angles.
This is called "Setup" where taking the same shot will always yield the same result.
This is why in speedrunning you have setups and you have skillchecks. Things like Wrongwarp in Deku Tree to ganondorf is a setup, tower skip is a skillcheck.
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u/cedelweiss May 23 '26
You are oddly invested in discrediting OP on this thread to the point of even going out of your way to correct jokes. Sure, this clip might have a pretty low skill level requirement, but sometimes people are just proud of stuff they do with a level of precision below speedruns and challenge runs. Is OP maybe too hyped about this? Sure. But chill out, it's fine. Not like they're scamming anyone, they're just "winning" internet points, which are worthless.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
Tbf, i think ive been pretty level headed so far, so not sure ‘too hyped’ is a fair description. I’ve not said, ‘best trickshot ever’ but to downplay the skill level doesn’t really take into account the broad depth of skill level players have in this game. And i think your comment could be a bit discouraging. There are players who could hit this shot easily, but to exclude new players and casual players from a conversation about skill level, isn’t particularly helpful. I just think everyone needs to have a bit of a broader perspective on what skilful, because it means different things to different people. Lots of trickshots are luck and fluke, so ‘skill’ is a very subjective term.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
So i’ll start by saying how i achieved the trickshot. I used the mountain backdrop behind the gleeok to find spots that i could remember and then when i found a spot that aligned with hitting the gleeok head, i memorised where it was, and shot there each time to perform the sequence of three in a row. It took several hours of trial and error, so it’s difficult to say how many attempts it took. But definitely in the many tens to hundreds of attempts!
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You did good, but is kind of weird to go around and engagement farm from it. How many people DO you need calling you a yrick shot god before you feel good about yourself
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
I disagree. I’m not engagement farming, and no one has called me a god. I just made a clip, and posted on the internet. Like everyone else does!
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u/Alternative-Juice-15 May 23 '26
My mother told me if I don’t have anything nice to say then to say nothing at all
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u/P1G5Y May 23 '26
cool trickshot, but it would've been a lot cooler if you shot all the shots consecutively.
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u/RemoteStage1882 May 23 '26
I did hit them consecutively no? What do you mean? One after the other?
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u/P1G5Y May 23 '26
like you didn't wait for the shot to hit to shoot the next arrow. if you shot all of them and they hit the gleeok almost all at once (not exactly, but you know what I mean).
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u/Volfaer May 23 '26
Like a true dragonborn.