Now I sided with Larius when the time came and I'm going forward. I come across an area that has room with a hallway that has a barrier in front of it and I can't proceed. Looking through to the other side I see another door with another red barrier. How do I get the barriers open to proceed to check out the area?
[Legacy] Help colored bariers<spoilers>
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Redneck1st
, août 01 2011 05:47
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#2
Posté 02 août 2011 - 04:31
DavidSims
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Wittand25 wrote...
On PC the beams do not lock. You need to have all of them connected at the same time. But if you start with those that can only have one position the riddle is not too hard.
Apparently this is one of the riddles that is harder on PC than on the consoles like the gauntlet was in DA:O
Unlike the gauntlet, I am not aware of any difference in this puzzle between consoles and PC. On any platform, if you wish to reach the room with the helmet, you must solve all four layers simultaneously. It may be possible to split your party and go past one barrier at a time as you solve one layer at a time, but I would have thought your party would get jumped back to you. Perhaps that's slightly different platform to platform? While that's a clever way to get the treasure and I don't begrudge anyone doing it, the intended functionality on all platforms is that you turn all 4 beams white at the same time.
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Posté 02 août 2011 - 11:07
DavidSims
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Pygmalin wrote...
Sorry but I have never had to solve it Simultaneously. I Push each one of the Power Nexus, then go to the room and solve top to bottom. Each time I get one right it turns white (blue, to me I might me crazy though ;p) it locks, I go to the next. Finally it opens, and all of my party memeber and I go to the "office". Does that make since I may have to explain it better. But for a non puzzle solver this trial by error, locking thing works for me, If it did change I may have to leave the helm behind.
I'm pretty sure all that's happening here is you are solving all four simultaneously and not realizing it. The layers do not lock in as they are solved individually. Depending on how you solved the bottom layer initially, it is quite possible that solving each layer from the top down could result in a complete solution without ever disrupting the already completed layers above.
