Breath of the Wild Player Reaches Divine Beast Vah Medoh Without Rito Help
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild's open world design has lent itself to a multitude of exploits and sequence breaks since its release in 2017. Five years later, though, and players are still coming up with new discoveries in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, with one figuring out how to reach Divine Beast Vah Medoh without the help of the Rito.
While there is not a predetermined order for conquering them, for most players, Vah Medoh is one of the last Divine Beasts to be conquered. Vah Medoh be seen from many places in Hyrule, as it flies around in a large circle above Rito Village in the northwest corner of the map, harassing the people down below. In the end, once players actually reach Vah Medoh, they are treated to one of the best dungeons in the game, as they must control the pitch of the Divine Beast in order to move obstacles and open doors. It is the only Divine Beast to be airborne, and in turn, practically impossible to reach through conventional means.
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Reddit user DudeBroGuyManSirPal successfully reached Vah Medoh without doing the main quest, though the results are a bit disappointing. In the video posted to the Breath of the Wild subreddit, DudeBro attaches Octo Balloons to a tree trunk, rides it into the lower atmosphere, and once they reach the proper altitude of Vah Medoh, glides over to the Divine Beast. Unfortunately, while DudeBro actually makes it to Vah Medoh, there is no collision detection on this version of it, and as such, they fall through the wing and back to Hyrule below. Despite the post being titled, "The game developers weren't ready for this one," it definitely seems like they
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