Zelda Tears of the Kingdom - Player Builds Star Wars AT-AT with 20 Parts Only

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Published on August 18, 2023 2:01:40 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2UfjSc7R1w

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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (2023)

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In the world of gaming awesomeness, someone in "The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom" just went total Star Wars mode. This player, 0racle624 on Reddit, managed to whip up a legit AT-AT walker from "Star Wars" using the building tricks in "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom."

And let me tell you, this ain't just any old thing. It's like the cherry on top of the crazy-good creations by the Tears of the Kingdom community. You got the regular building stuff in the game, but some folks take it to a whole new level and that's where the magic happens. People have been turning out mind-blowing stuff ever since the game dropped in May.

So, here's the scoop on this AT-AT masterpiece. 0racle624 rocked it with two cages for the body, and a couple of U-shaped blocks made up its head. And those legs? They're made up of six Zonai Stabilizers and six Zonai Big Wheels. Talk about crafty!

Now, you know those AT-AT walker things from "Star Wars" that have those super lasers? Well, the Tears of the Kingdom version has a sweet twist. Instead of all those lasers, it's got one Construct Head with a Zonai Beam Emitter on the left side of the cockpit. Now, the original plan was to slap two of those auto-aiming thingamajigs, but there's a limit of 20 parts. Just FYI, anything you build with Ultrahand in Tears of the Kingdom starts falling apart if you go beyond 21 parts. Oops!

But here's the cool part. 0racle624 managed to squeeze in a Zonai Cannon on this AT-AT thing. It's like a nod to the anti-personnel blasters on the real deal from "Star Wars," and it makes this thing a total wrecking machine in battles. They mixed the Zonai Beam Emitter and the Cannon, and that's a popular move in Tears of the Kingdom. It makes this crazy weapon that blasts out lasers like no tomorrow and totally knocks enemies off their game.

This AT-AT project isn't just a one-time thing, you know. The Tears of the Kingdom crew has been pulling off all sorts of "Star Wars"-inspired madness. Not long ago, some player was showing off a Tears of the Kingdom ride that looked like a star wars podracer. " It's all about the imagination meeting gaming, and man, it's wild.

And hold up, we got the scoop on what 0racle624 actually used for this build. For the Zonite parts, they slapped on 6 stabilizers, 6 B-Wheels, 1 Steering Stick, 1 Construct Head, 1 beam emitter, and 1 cannon. And on the other side, they used 2 U blocks and 2 cages to put this masterpiece together. Just imagine the hours and the brainpower that went into this thing!

So, there you have it, a mega mashup of "The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom" and "Star Wars" that's turning heads and making jaws drop. It's a reminder that gaming is all about having a blast, being creative, and letting your inner nerd run wild. Stay tuned, 'cause who knows what these gamers will come up with next!

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