door with copper,silver and gold keys

[Alykk]

SPOILER !!


I found the answer by chance 503
but i dont understand with copper=29, silver=47 and gold=79 lol

someone can explain ?

[Dreamlight Games]

The explanation:


In the girls's library you can see a lot of books.
In a book called "A journey of 29 days" (copper) you find a paper with a 5.
In a book called "The 47 Ronin" (silver) you find a paper with a 3.
In a book called "7 fish and 9 gold coins" you find a paper in blank.

[Alykk]

ok :)

[Cthoolhoo]

is it Chloe's scene? (cause theres another code worked for me)

[Dreamlight Games]

Originally posted by Cthoolhoo:

is it Chloe's scene? (cause theres another code worked for me)

Yes. This thread is when playing with Chloe in Easy or Medium level. That door has different codes depending the character you are playing (James or Chloe) and depending the puzzle difficulty level.

[Nadath]

Unfortunately, I just got to that part and it looks like the game broke. I've set the combination correctly, but it doesn't unlock. When I exit and try again, the numbers all read as 0 but if I click them they start at one higher than what they were left at. Tried putting the combination in multiple times, reloading the save and even exiting the game and retrying; none of them worked.

[Dreamlight Games]

Originally posted by Nadath:

Unfortunately, I just got to that part and it looks like the game broke. I've set the combination correctly, but it doesn't unlock. When I exit and try again, the numbers all read as 0 but if I click them they start at one higher than what they were left at. Tried putting the combination in multiple times, reloading the save and even exiting the game and retrying; none of them worked.

What character are you playing and what puzzle level difficulty?

[Nadath]

Chloe and on hard puzzle difficulty, I picked up all three of the clue pages from the library so if it needed that to unlock, it's still not working.

[Dreamlight Games]

Playing with Chloe in hard mode, you need the three clues from the library in the art room. Using those clues to find those numbers on the pictures in the art room you can decipher the silver, gold and bronze values from the three-keys door combination.

The combination for the three keys door is 8 2 4

[Kildread]

Could you elaborate on how the final numbers are obtained via the clues? I brute-forced that puzzle after not being able to pinpoint the right numbers.

I've been trying to work out how to get to that final number afterwards and it's not clicking for me.

Chloe Hard.

Figured out 2 easy enough from the 2 slashes in the painting that matches that fictional book title, but I'm really not seeing how the red 3 from "29-days journey" gives 4 and the green 5 from "47 Ronins" gives 8.

I'm seeing the red 4 in roman numbers in the right-most picture and the green 8 in roman numbers in the picture just to the left of that one. Assuming these are the 'combination numbers' via the colors... how does the paper slip numbers tie into those specific pictures?

[Dreamlight Games]

Originally posted by Kildread:

Could you elaborate on how the final numbers are obtained via the clues? I brute-forced that puzzle after not being able to pinpoint the right numbers.

I've been trying to work out how to get to that final number afterwards and it's not clicking for me.

Chloe Hard.

Figured out 2 easy enough from the 2 slashes in the painting that matches that fictional book title, but I'm really not seeing how the red 3 from "29-days journey" gives 4 and the green 5 from "47 Ronins" gives 8.

I'm seeing the red 4 in roman numbers in the right-most picture and the green 8 in roman numbers in the picture just to the left of that one. Assuming these are the 'combination numbers' via the colors... how does the paper slip numbers tie into those specific pictures?

Hi.

The way to tie the paper numbers with the pictures are very tricky:

- The red 3 from "29-days journey": It's the picture with a number IV in red because it's red and has "3 sticks". When you write a number IV you need to do 3 sticks.
- The green 5 from "47 Ronins": It's the picture with a number VIII in green because it's green and has "5 sticks".
- The paper without number is the easiest (the name of the book is the image of the picture): It's the picture with a II in roman numbers.