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Did anyone actually go to the bother of figuring ou the AI core puzzle at Peak 15


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#101
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yah, its a puzzle I knew about before me1....once you know what to do, its easy.

you have to know what you can't do first.  You can't move a bottom tier to a pyramid where there is a tier that is higher.  So use all three pyramids to move the tiers around.  the first pyramid can be used to hold a tier for later moves...

just youtube it....


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#102
CroGamer002

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I think I finished it randomly.

Now I just slap omni-gel on it. I hate that puzzle.

#103
EMailakaSrFox

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First time playing the game I did it really easy, took me no time, my second playthru it took me forever, could not figure it out. Ever since then its been simple.

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CajNatalie

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It's the Tower of Hanoi... easy as hell because I recognised it...

Otherwise I would've figured it out anyway.

Really, it follows a very basic logic.

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CeoBohga

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Asari Commando wrote...

ehh i dont see how this puzzle came so easy to everyone. i was re-arranging the pieces for a looong time, before i eventually gave up and googled the combo. it very easy to get the pieces set up all but one, then they dont let me move the last piece, its like you have to randomly move everything around, i dont see any pattern to the puzzle, even after getting the combo and watching it unlock. still makes NO sense, and i dont see how the puzzle uses logic at all


I keep forgetting that Bioware doesn't tell you the rules of the puzzle... so here you go:

1.  The goal is to move the entire stack from one spot to another.  (traditionally, it's to the opposite spot, but Bioware makes it slightly easier by making it just to another spot so you can't mess yourself up by making a 'wrong' first move)
2.  You can only move one piece at a time
3.  You cannot build inverse pyramids (meaning bigger pieces cannot be placed on smaller pieces)

Solving the puzzle is a simple matter of building smaller pyramids on each of the pegs, slowy building up a second pyramid until you finnally clear the way to move the largest piece.  If you are at the point where there is nothing on the last peice, what you need to do is for the moment, ignore that there even is a last piece and rebuild the rest of the pyramids on one of the spots other than where the largest piece is.  Once that's done, move the last piece to the empty spot and then tear down and rebuild the pyramid on top of it.

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I had played the game like, 10 times before i had gotten a guide book, and did it myself i would imagine, 4 times.....so yes.

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It reminded me of the puzzle from Naga Sadow's tomb in KotoR,so I did it.

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That puzzles is one of the wierdest and most randomly placed thing I've ever seen in a game. Its actually one of the top 5 things I remember that made me give ME1 a 7/10

It was odd and had no place in the game ME2 hacking >>>>>>>>ME1 hacking/puzzle