Silo turn off water valves, blue card for elevator

[erniem1970]

First off, EXCELLENT game. It does have scary moments, which add to the joy of this game. Kudos, so far, to the developers. I have a question, and I hope someone can help me. I have been walking around the silo, museum, turned off the steam valve, but I am lost as to where the shutoff valves are for the silo to drain the water, and also the blue card for the elevator in the museum. I have literally walked around in circles. I am sure one of these items triggers another, but can I get some help, please? Thank you for your assistance in advance, and I hope I did not offend anyone by asking for location assistance in the game.

[TheGlowing1]

when you turn off the steam valve that shuts off the steam to the broken pipe in front of the door you need to go thru that door and youll have to swim by going down a ladder and swin downward and the valves are underwater, youll find them, awesome game i agree, im not much farther than you in the demo and im about to buy the 2 pack. hope this helps,, edit; i just got the blue card, youll find it after you shut|drain the water; its running really good for me on 4k 60fps locked high settings, very stable, not sure why so many complained, it seems optimized really good

[erniem1970]

Originally posted by TheGlowing1:

when you turn off the steam valve that shuts off the steam to the broken pipe in front of the door you need to go thru that door and youll have to swim by going down a ladder and swin downward and the valves are underwater, youll find them, awesome game i agree, im not much farther than you in the demo and im about to buy the 2 pack. hope this helps,, edit; i just got the blue card, youll find it after you shut|drain the water; its running really good for me on 4k 60fps locked high settings, very stable, not sure why so many complained, it seems optimized really good

Thank you for your kind and speedy response. I did not think of going through that door, or could not open it at the time. I will try again. I have a 2K monitor and it shines in full 2560 x 1440p resolution. I have it on 120 fps, with my GTX 3060 graphics card. NO issues for me either.

[erniem1970]

Originally posted by TheGlowing1:

when you turn off the steam valve that shuts off the steam to the broken pipe in front of the door you need to go thru that door and youll have to swim by going down a ladder and swin downward and the valves are underwater, youll find them, awesome game i agree, im not much farther than you in the demo and im about to buy the 2 pack. hope this helps,, edit; i just got the blue card, youll find it after you shut|drain the water; its running really good for me on 4k 60fps locked high settings, very stable, not sure why so many complained, it seems optimized really good

The door by the broken pipe is to the museum, which I had said I was already there. I have already walked through the water on the lower floor by all the bone exhibits, middle floor and upstairs. I cannot find any ladder.

[CookieTheConqueror]

Hi! I am on the demo, you have to go back the way you came when you went down with the elevator from above. The is a ladder and you can dive. Be careful though, there is something in the water. Not only valves.

[TheGlowing1]

Go back out the way u came, lol Cookie explained it much better

[erniem1970]

Originally posted by TheGlowing1:

Go back out the way u came, lol Cookie explained it much better

I found it. Now when I go through the Control room I have to deal with the room where you have to get the two water valves to shut off the leaking water through the water aquarium cage with a very large monster that will eat you once it gets through. LOL

[tenser-spencer]

Better than average. Liked the puzzle aspects. No NPC should be unkillable. The exploration was involving. Reminded me of the original Half Life Black Mesa playthrough, in terms of level design. That is a positive. Well made game demo.

[erniem1970]

Originally posted by tenser-spencer:

Better than average. Liked the puzzle aspects. No NPC should be unkillable. The exploration was involving. Reminded me of the original Half Life Black Mesa playthrough, in terms of level design. That is a positive. Well made game demo.

I am currently playing the full version of Black Mesa right now. I did not get the chance during the scamdemic, since I was away from my home. I do not like puzzles in most games, unless they are like this and more graphical. I HATE puzzles especially in JRPG/RPG games because that is not best for that genre. I may buy the full game here, but I will see once I get through the demo.