Zelda: TOTK Player Shares Genius Hack To Solve Hudson Puzzles
Out of all the puzzles players can find in , the Hudson Signs have become a community favorite and even though Link can create all manner of mechanics to keep those posts standing, one fan reminds everyone that there is a much simple solution. Wandering around the majestic plains of Hyrule, Link will eventually come across the anxiety-stricken Addison who is struggling on his quest to erect a series of signposts around the kingdom. Fortunately for him, Link has just the solution that won't waste anyone's time: Hover Stones.
Posted to Reddit by user tennyson24, the player shared a strategy for ensuring that the Hudson Signs stand on their own accord: Simply place a Hover Stone underneath the actual sign, and the precariously placed support will stand upright.
Given that it's relatively easy to acquire Hover Stones, the strategy makes solving Hudson Sign puzzles remarkably simple and while it does remove some of the fun, it's great for those who don't care for them.It should also work for every iteration of the puzzle, allowing players to effectively speedrun the Hudson Signs.
TOTK’s Hudson signs are a great way to quickly rack up a few Rupees, but whether they have any long-term rewards isn't immediately clear.
It's worth noting that while the Hover Stone solution isn't an especially new concept, it's one that's likely been overlooked by those who weren't playing at launch. Many early users quickly figured out that the Hover Stone could render most Hudson Signs complete but given the amount of people who've picked up the game in recent months, that detail was likely missed. Plenty of comments on tennyson24's post explain how they had no idea the Hover Stone would work on the Hudson Sign, proving that some members of the community clearly overlooked the «hack.»
In a game the size of, there's a high likelihood that the average player will miss some key secrets or mechanics that may be hidden. Some of the more interesting «cheat sheet» finds include small details
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