If you’ve played The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, you’d have probably already experienced a Blood Moon, an event which respawns enemies at in-game midnight after Link has killed too many enemies.
Besides killing lots of enemies to trigger a Blood Moon, hackers and dataminers have discovered a second way to trigger a Blood Moon, an event which they call “Panic Blood Moon”. According to ZeldaMods, a Panic Blood Moon is triggered when the game is running out of memory or it is taking too long to execute a task.
Similar to a normal Blood Moon, enemies will respawn after a Panic Blood Moon is called. Keep in mind that a Panic Blood Moon could only be triggered if all of the following conditions are false:
- the player is in a dungeon, AocField, GameTestField, GameTestField2, or any debug or dev map
- the Fade screen (loading screen) is opened
- some EventMgr check returns false[check]
- there is an active event
- the player actor does not exist
- the player is more than 0.25 distance units away from his save position (game data flag: PlayerSavePos)
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