Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Just a short reference video demonstrating a method to get "climbingness" in this area.
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Firstly, Kratos' climbing state seems to differ slightly when "Boi" isn't on his back. At least at this area, Kratos can be made to climb on non-existent ledges if you can keep Boi from jumping on your back.
I prevent Boi from jumping on Kratos' back by buffering the climb prompt, moving back a specific distance, releasing the buffered prompt and then alternating between climbing and making Boi shoot his arrows.
Boi constantly wants to jump on Kratos' back when Kratos isn't in his climbing animation, so you have to shoot when you're not climbing, to prevent him from jumping on your back. If he manages to get on your back, they will both zip back to the actual climbing ledge.
Instructions:
1. Buffer the climb prompt. In this area the prompt is the type that Kratos will leap to, even from far away.
2. Move a specific distance away from the prompt. See, if you release the prompt too far away from the set-up location, Kratos tends to get stuck. And if you release the prompt too close to the set-up location, "Boi" will jump on your back, thus ruining the glitch.
My theory is that releasing the buffer at a specific distance from the prompt, prevents Boi from jumping on your back, and at the same time prevents Kratos from getting stuck.
3. Release the buffered prompt. Kratos will leap to the climbing spot, immediately move him away from the grabbing-ledge to a direction that will make him start climbing in air, then immediately make Boi shoot arrows. Then simply alternate between shooting the arrows and moving.
Note: The angle of Kratos' air-climb is determined by the direction that you originally released the buffered prompt. I've shown two examples at the same area to demonstrate this. Also, once you climb too far away from Boi, Kratos will get stuck. So it remains to be seen if it has a use somewhere.
Also, be sure to watch AKheon's original video finding of glitching prompts:
youtube.com/watch?v=Z7zmhOipdtY
Just a short reference video demonstrating a method to get "climbingness" in this area.
twitter.com/findlestick
Firstly, Kratos' climbing state seems to differ slightly when "Boi" isn't on his back. At least at this area, Kratos can be made to climb on non-existent ledges if you can keep Boi from jumping on your back.
I prevent Boi from jumping on Kratos' back by buffering the climb prompt, moving back a specific distance, releasing the buffered prompt and then alternating between climbing and making Boi shoot his arrows.
Boi constantly wants to jump on Kratos' back when Kratos isn't in his climbing animation, so you have to shoot when you're not climbing, to prevent him from jumping on your back. If he manages to get on your back, they will both zip back to the actual climbing ledge.
Instructions:
1. Buffer the climb prompt. In this area the prompt is the type that Kratos will leap to, even from far away.
2. Move a specific distance away from the prompt. See, if you release the prompt too far away from the set-up location, Kratos tends to get stuck. And if you release the prompt too close to the set-up location, "Boi" will jump on your back, thus ruining the glitch.
My theory is that releasing the buffer at a specific distance from the prompt, prevents Boi from jumping on your back, and at the same time prevents Kratos from getting stuck.
3. Release the buffered prompt. Kratos will leap to the climbing spot, immediately move him away from the grabbing-ledge to a direction that will make him start climbing in air, then immediately make Boi shoot arrows. Then simply alternate between shooting the arrows and moving.
Note: The angle of Kratos' air-climb is determined by the direction that you originally released the buffered prompt. I've shown two examples at the same area to demonstrate this. Also, once you climb too far away from Boi, Kratos will get stuck. So it remains to be seen if it has a use somewhere.
Also, be sure to watch AKheon's original video finding of glitching prompts:
youtube.com/watch?v=Z7zmhOipdtY
