Minecraft player shares an unusual way to use wind charges with allays

Minecraft has many different gameplay mechanics that make the experience challenging and fun. Last year, the developers added the mace weapon, a new mob called the breeze, and the wind charge item, which gives the player a slight upward boost to negate fall damage. However, that’s not its only purpose.

A Minecraft player with the username u/IzDevv shared a short video on the subreddit of the game, showcasing a very unique way of using allay mobs with the wind charge. The clip shows the player trying to climb a column while several allays follow. The original poster then started using the wind charge on the flying mobs to get a small boost, eventually going up.

Forbidden Move: Heaven's Ladder byu/IzDevv inMinecraft

Reacting to the video, u/NanoCat0407 said they never thought about using the Slow Falling effect to go high up in the game with wind charges. Another user, u/bananapeeljazzy, said they would not even be made if someone was using a mace on them to go up.

Comment byu/IzDevv from discussion inMinecraft

Comment byu/IzDevv from discussion inMinecraft

u/Outside-Sandwich-565 found the idea interesting and appreciated how the video cut at the end when the user was about to miss the wind charge shot. u/Emerald_Pick said the clip reminded them of the mobile game Doodle Jump. Another user, u/binhan123ad, asked the original poster to combo this with a mace shot to make it a God hammer move.

Redditors react to the post (Image via Reddit)

u/JMRaich wondered what would happen if the user misclicked on the allay and it grabs the wind charge. They suggested the video would then be called “Heaven’s Fall.”

u/TJSPY0837 pointed out that the allays are already holding it. u/FurnitureNCoffins jokingly called this climb an “allayvator.” Another user, u/skram42, said that it was "a little rude" but it works wonderfully.

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