Wild Hearts: Use Flying Vine | How to Use Flying Vine to Reach Minato

In Wild Hearts, there are many obstacles that will block your way in reaching some marked areas on the map. To get to them, you shall have a variety of tools.

In this guide, we shall show you how to use the flying vine tool and get it to fly you over a broken bridge in order to reach the other side of Minato. Let’s get started.

Use Flying Vine | How to Use Flying Vine to Reach Minato – Wild Hearts

You are going to need to walk all the way up until the end of the broken bridge. Don’t walk too far because you might end up falling.

When you get to the edge, simply open up the conjuring menu and select the Flying Vine.

You shall need to set it up exactly the same as the picture above. Follow the middle board and place it at the end of the bridge.

Then once you place it on the bridge, you are going to mount it and move around until the aiming circle gets white. Once it gets white, simply shoot and the vine will catch on the other side of the bridge.

Now you can just get on top of the vine or rope and slide your way to the other side of the bridge. Congratulations!

We hope that this guide has helped you out with what needed to be done in order to use the flying vine and reach Minato. Have fun doing it yourself and try not to fall down!

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