Learning how to throw items in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom is a great way to clear out your inventory and take on enemies at the same time. In this guide, we go over what we know about throwing items, from how to do it to how to find new items.
Zelda Tears of the Kingdom has a great physics engine and really rewards creativity, so learning all of the game's systems is incredibly important. Once you have figured this out, you should be able to manipulate the environment and enemies however you like.
How to throw items in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom
In order to throw items in The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom, you first have to pick them up. You can collect resources or items by breaking trees, bushes, opening chests, and killing enemies. From there, you have to put them in your inventory.
Once you have them in your inventory, you simply have to hold R like you would to throw your weapon, click up on the D-Pad, and find the item you want to throw. This will do damage and cause havoc based on the type of item it is, how heavy it is, and how it interacts with the environment. Though you could throw anything, you are better off thinking about what you will throw before you do.
How to find items in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom
You find items absolutely everywhere in Tears of the Kingdom. As well as finding items in the ways we have shown above, you can get them in the machines on the Sky Islands. Spinning them will grant you things at random, so they're a great way to find unique and interesting items and gear.
Generally, you shouldn't be too worried about farming resources as you find them everywhere. The world is big and you are rewarded for being creative. If you need wood, hit a tree. If you need stone, hit a rock. These are both great items to throw.
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