10 Unique Fast Travel Secrets You Totally Missed

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[peterusso]

Hate to be the "actually" guy in the comments but the duck in Link to the Past isn't optional - it's the only way to get to Misery Mire, if I'm remembering the game properly.

[dbufalo]

I got the platinum trophy for Just Cause 3 (100+ hours) and used the portal zero times. Truly a valid addition to this list!

[phitowns]

Also MGSV has a fast travel with boxes . You can be in a box and get "delivered" to another location

[justicealistair]

That Just Cause 3 to Fallout 4 transition was wild.

[sffrsuk]

Lets be honest yall they gotta do this list in 3 diffrent ways, give them a break

[QuintessentialGaymer]

Okay, one mistake I was fine with. This is starting to show a lack of effort.

Fast travel requires a teleportation of some kind. It has to take less time to watch the animation than it otherwise would to get to the location. Finding a getting on a faster vehicle by jumping into the roof of a train is not fast travel unless it then cuts to you arriving in the city. Otherwise, you just traveled faster, not engaged in fast travel.

Why make videos if you don't think words have meanings?

[kevnerx]

The only unrealistic aspect of the GTA4 Metro is that you don't get murdered every time you use it

[wolfsokaya]

So, it seems they got rid of Moonglade teleport for druids in WoW. Btw, there were more unique ways to fast travel in WoW, like the Drill from the Brewfest or Jaina's Locket, which was a necklace that could open a portal.

[giantnerd]

I'm proud to say I knew about the first warp zone back when I first played the game on the NES. Don't remember how though.

[Jeremy-qlor]

1:00 "Since there are no actual ways of fast travel in Just Cause 3."
Uhh....

[theatrebrad]

A Link to the Past shouldn't be on this list. You actually NEED to the flute in order to get into misery mire dungeon. It is required to fly to warp point 6 in order to access the Dark World.

[twistedfellow]

Since you all brought up portals in WoW, I'm surprised you didn't talk about the engineering ways of portaling to different areas like tanaris and the frozen north. I know there are others but it has been so long since I've played that I have forgotten what they are.

[SmallSpoonBrigade]

I don't personally use the FO 4 institute teleporter very much because of how long it takes my computer to load the institute and then load the location I'm wanting to go. Plus, the game doesn't really punish you for wasting time the way that some of the earlier versions did.

[drewtheunspoken]

I found awesome fast travel mechanic in real life. Sadly, it's illegal in most countries and requires consumables only available from shady dealers.

[SimonLysander]

How about Minecraft and traveling via Nether?

[grand_howler]

Seriously not a fan of the way the video abruptly ends. People have been giving the same critique about it for a while now and y’all are still doing it. What’s up with that?

[StrikerZero]

That subway trick is also in GTA 3, except the train was above ground, not underground and the bird in zelda 3 is needed to beat zelda 3 and there's three small boats in skyrim that are well hidden that also work as fast travel (One is in dawnstar, it's a small row boat near the museum, pretty sure that's been there since vanilla skyrim)

[kinglattice]

Morrowind technically has a fast travel. But it's actually multiple travel methods that feeds into one another. It rewards people who know the map and systems and who know which routes to take to get where they want to be.

[draygoon]

Skyrim fast travel is so annoying. In game time you lose hours when if you just run there it'll take a fraction of the time.

[jamsbarry]

Yep... totally didn't know about the subway in gta4. That's pretty cool though Lol !!