Raise the spire of miktrull

[Something2cool]

I'm in the chamber with the torches and I'm supposed to burn the vines on the chain but when I go to force push the torches, it's like it's locked onto the wall where the torches are so I can't aim them where I need to. Anyone else experience this/have a fix?

This description is terrible, thank you all for trying to help. I figured it out.

[Naur]

I dont know what you are describing but to burn the vine, just activate the gravity device and throw the torch at it so it sticks to the wall and use your pull ability, gl

[RealSalmonTaco]

I believe the OP does not yet have force pull at the time of posting this, explore around the tomb a bit more until you get to a cinematic that unlocks force pull.

[Glup Shitto]

Ok so if you have force pull, you need to turn on the magnets, then force pull one of the lanterns and push it into the magnet so that it can cross the gap without touching water. You then need to go to the side where your torch is and pull the rope until the vine is showing. Then, pull the torch back to you, walk over to the chain, avoiding the water as you go, and then just touch it.

But as Frostburn said, if you don't have Force Pull, then you'll need to wait.

[SimeonJacob]

Are you still in roughly the same area? I lost my save file today and I was just a bit ahead of you. I'd really appreciate a save file from you if you are still roughly in that same area.

[rikster]

Originally posted by William Juan Boppington:

Ok so if you have force pull, you need to turn on the magnets, then force pull one of the lanterns and push it into the magnet so that it can cross the gap without touching water. You then need to go to the side where your torch is and pull the rope until the vine is showing. Then, pull the torch back to you, walk over to the chain, avoiding the water as you go, and then just touch it.

But as Frostburn said, if you don't have Force Pull, then you'll need to wait.

Many thanks man for posting this tip...I have force pull and push, but I just couldn't figure out the the way to get the torch to the other side. Many thanks!

[Schnittertm]

Originally posted by rikster:

Originally posted by William Juan Boppington:

Ok so if you have force pull, you need to turn on the magnets, then force pull one of the lanterns and push it into the magnet so that it can cross the gap without touching water. You then need to go to the side where your torch is and pull the rope until the vine is showing. Then, pull the torch back to you, walk over to the chain, avoiding the water as you go, and then just touch it.

But as Frostburn said, if you don't have Force Pull, then you'll need to wait.

Many thanks man for posting this tip...I have force pull and push, but I just couldn't figure out the the way to get the torch to the other side. Many thanks!

While I did figure it out myself eventually, I still felt stupid when I did so, as the game literally shows you that a short time before that, that not only can the torches burn the vine growths, but also that they are affected by the gravity device fields.

I guess that is one of the more tricky ones to figure out if you don't pay enough attention to the environment and what the game wants to teach you, by showing you examples of what you need to solve follow up puzzles.

[EbonHawk]

MIktrull was the one I spent the most time on, and once I realized how to solve it, it was a smack my head moment. I was trying such complicated crap, spent so long on it, and it was so (relatively) simple.

[rikster]

Yep, once I applied the "tip" I found here, it was easy to continue forward in the game! Imo, Jedi: Fallen Order is a well thought out gaming environment, and I have found that I have to think (perhaps strategically) about the best way forward. This game = 10/10.

[Something2cool]

Originally posted by Frostburn:

I believe the OP does not yet have force pull at the time of posting this, explore around the tomb a bit more until you get to a cinematic that unlocks force pull.

I did, it's a targeting bug

[C7RL_ALt]

Oh my god, this game ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ *blows*. Thank you. So simple, it's like every puzzle that stumps me is always because I missed some benign ass button or misunderstood some tiny mechanic.

I miss the days of actual puzzle design where you can *tell* the problem and what needed doing to fix it.