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Yes, the best part of The Phantom Menace has now been recr🅺eated in Tears of the Kingdom, courtesy of a user going by the name of, uh, 'meatswipe'. The build is pretty simple, all things considered. The twin engines are each made up of two powered wheels given momentum with a pair of f🉐ans.

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The engines are linked by a wooden beam, representing the magnetic beam in the original movie, which then connects to the cockpit through another set of beams att🌱ached by a wooden wheel, for that authentic sway. The cockpit itself is simply made up of a steering stick, a stabilizer, and a fan pointed 45 degrees upward for a bit of lift.

"It’s surprisingly maneuverable," . "Works on water as well." All that for a cost of just 30 Zonaite. (If you're still trying to figure out how to get Autobuild in Zelda Tears ꦑof the Kingdom, you can follow that link for a full guide.)

Meanwhile, other players have largely used Ultrahand to 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:create giant flaming penis men and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:violate the Geneva Conventions. If you had any doubts about what happens when you give players the freedom to be creative, put them to rest: the results will always involve sex and violence🦄.

OK, now hear me out... What if Tears of the Kingdom is actually one of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best Star Wars games? Its position will be cemented once somebody builds a Death Star.