Cannonbean — Fall at least 50m and survive
The dare-certification: take a monster fall and walk it off.
Requirement
Fall at least 50m and survive. Two conditions in one: a genuine fall of 50 meters or more, and a Bean still alive — technically standing — at the end of it.
Where the drops are tall
The community consensus points to Crane Climb: it is the skyrise Job, its vertical drops are the longest in the set. The Hotel Hapless roof section also has authentic height — the publisher's own Dare Drop tasks reference “the tallest point” of the Hapless Hotel.
The tools people use
- Deployable mattress — a launch-review-verified tool exists to break long falls. Whether it trims a fall to 50m-and-living is not verified for this certification specifically.
- Build-and-break — nailing a structure mid-fall to slow the descent is a physics possibility players report, but no tested meters count.
- The balloon revive — note the counter: falling 50m and dying (then revive) does not satisfy “survive”; see revives.
Unverified details
- Exact fall-height meter reading UI — no official meter is documented; 50m is the platform text figure.
- Mattress-landing vs raw landing — no published test separating them.
FAQ
Common questions about this topic.
How do I unlock Cannonbean in Dumb Ways to Build?
Take a fall of at least 50 meters and survive it. The Crane Climb Job has the longest vertical drops.
Does landing on a mattress count for Cannonbean?
Unverified for the certification — the mattress tool exists for fall-breaking, but no test confirms the 50m+ condition with it.
Does a hot-air balloon revive count?
No — “survive” means alive at the end of the fall itself; a revive implies the fall killed or hurt you.