What does Peak Balloon do? From lava holes to poisonous plants, there are many ways to fill the early edge of the peak. When you go to the summit, dangers lurk in every corner. However, the most common run-end disaster is probably the simplest, and it is declining. Well, rather, that’s what happens at the end of autumn.
There were many updates for the peak. The meteors continued to rise, and cooperative climbing has become the top of everything weeping. The latest update adds a desert biome with pit monsters, intense sunlight and what’s called Scout Cannons. Also, balloons have been added to the mixture. This is a bit of a head scratcher for everyone involved. How does this work?
How do Peak Balloons work?
Peak balloons look exactly the same as you imagine – they are balloons. You can find it in many of the suitcases scattered around the map, and with it your character is wearing it like the lightest belt in the world. Balloons float above your head, letting others know where you are.
Peak balloons slow down the descent. This means that even if you have a balloon, it will not fall quickly. It’s not that much and you still get autumn damage, but this reduction in load can mean the difference between life and your friends rub you off the side of the mountain.
Now that you know how the Peak Balloon works, you can try some jumps that make a mistake on the bold side, at least until it pops. If things don’t move exactly to your preferences, here’s a guide on how to revive your peak, and a very important guide on the Peak Scout Master.
