Puzzle Box

[Tactrix]

I found a picture in the puzzle box and its out of order but it won't let me move anything to put it in order, what's the deal? And also the combination lockbox won't let me move the letter on the lock or give a hint as to the word.

[SilverFire HD]

Yeah i found a puzzle like game to connect the pipes and i couldn't use or turn anything.
I guess it is bugged.

[Tactrix]

Originally posted by Silverfire_HD:

Yeah i found a puzzle like game to connect the pipes and i couldn't use or turn anything.
I guess it is bugged.

Lol, typical. They made 1 actual reason for this patch, and that reason is bugged.

[Underdog]

Per df2 discord:

"Unfortunately it looks like some of the puzzle games (lights, slider and electronic) are not working currently. I've fixed the problem in my local code and am now in the process of making another build. But it will probably take a few hours to complete. "

[Tactrix]

There's another bugged one, it's the one with the combination lock, won't let me move anything and gives no hints.

[Mr.Low]

I dont get most of those puzzels, either way I'm to stupid, or they arent user friendly

[Tactrix]

Originally posted by Mr.Low:

I dont get most of those puzzels, either way I'm to stupid, or they arent user friendly

it's not that, some of them are just bugged and don't work.

[Dergeh]

The Arrow one doesn't make any sense at all.

[Underdog]

Originally posted by Dergeh:

The Arrow one doesn't make any sense at all.

Look at the numpad on your keyboard, that is the reference.

I think it's pretty poorly implemented, but it works I guess

[Dergeh]

Originally posted by MVP:

Originally posted by Dergeh:

The Arrow one doesn't make any sense at all.

Look at the numpad on your keyboard, that is the reference.

I think it's pretty poorly implemented, but it works I guess

Same for the one that has like 22 12, 14, like i mean I get it now, the arrow one is the numpad, but that one with the numbers I still don't get, yet some of them just seem more confusing than challenging.

[Underdog]

Originally posted by Dergeh:

Originally posted by MVP:

Look at the numpad on your keyboard, that is the reference.

I think it's pretty poorly implemented, but it works I guess

Same for the one that has like 22 12, 14, like i mean I get it now, the arrow one is the numpad, but that one with the numbers I still don't get, yet some of them just seem more confusing than challenging.

As long as English is your first language, that one is pretty obvious. It says "a strong letter combination" and gives you numbers up to 26, which is the amount of letters in the alphabet... : P

I can totally understand non-native speakers struggling with that one, so apologies in advance if that applies to you

[Dergeh]

Originally posted by MVP:

Originally posted by Dergeh:

Same for the one that has like 22 12, 14, like i mean I get it now, the arrow one is the numpad, but that one with the numbers I still don't get, yet some of them just seem more confusing than challenging.

As long as English is your first language, that one is pretty obvious. It says "a strong letter combination" and gives you numbers up to 26, which is the amount of letters in the alphabet... : P

I can totally understand non-native speakers struggling with that one, so apologies in advance if that applies to you

Its more of things, not everyone is going to know, that's why I see it more of confusing. :P

Then again how was I going to know what it was? When you just get arrows or numbers thrown at you or things, that some commoner ain't going to naturally know, yet It is a puzzle, but maybe they need hints from now on.

Rather minor things, no one's really going to remember, or having on their minds, if its obvious, then explain how, when all I saw was gibberish, or a bunch of hieroglyphics, turns out its the numpad, of course, the other one's the alphabet, yeah okay then.

Just thinking it needs 4th wall hints like its on a Keyboard for the arrow one, the alphabet one to be with it has something to do with the English Alphabet. or something, I don't know, maybe these are things most remember, but I sure as hell never do. :P

[Underdog]

Originally posted by Dergeh:

Originally posted by MVP:

As long as English is your first language, that one is pretty obvious. It says "a strong letter combination" and gives you numbers up to 26, which is the amount of letters in the alphabet... : P

I can totally understand non-native speakers struggling with that one, so apologies in advance if that applies to you

Its more of things, not everyone is going to know, that's why I see it more of confusing. :P

Then again how was I going to know what it was? When you just get arrows or numbers thrown at you or things, that some commoner ain't going to naturally know, yet It is a puzzle, but maybe they need hints from now on.

Rather minor things, no one's really going to remember, or having on their minds, if its obvious, then explain how, when all I saw was gibberish, or a bunch of hieroglyphics, turns out its the numpad, of course, the other one's the alphabet, yeah okay then.

Just thinking it needs 4th wall hints like its on a Keyboard for the arrow one, the alphabet one to be with it has something to do with the English Alphabet. or something, I don't know, maybe these are things most remember, but I sure as hell never do. :P

For the alphabet, the clue is in the wording. It says "a strong letter code" and it gives you numbers. I know the numpad one is pretty bad, but the alphabet one is pretty straightforward I think. The other one with arrows mimics a safe dial. It's only the numpad if it goes up and down

I can see the hieroglyphics one giving problems, for both of them (one is shapes, one is just dashes), you count how many lines or sides it takes to make each one. The odd ball is a circle counts as 1. But a triangle is 3, square 4, etc. The other one with the |+ things (hard to make it here : P), like that example there would be 3

It can definitely be a little better, I personally find the ones like word unscramble, morse code, and the binary to decimal ones way more annoying since you gotta pick up your phone for those in most cases, unless the word is pretty obvious... or you happen to know morse code by heart : P

[Lyntonnator]

Originally posted by MVP:

Originally posted by Dergeh:

Its more of things, not everyone is going to know, that's why I see it more of confusing. :P

Then again how was I going to know what it was? When you just get arrows or numbers thrown at you or things, that some commoner ain't going to naturally know, yet It is a puzzle, but maybe they need hints from now on.

Rather minor things, no one's really going to remember, or having on their minds, if its obvious, then explain how, when all I saw was gibberish, or a bunch of hieroglyphics, turns out its the numpad, of course, the other one's the alphabet, yeah okay then.

Just thinking it needs 4th wall hints like its on a Keyboard for the arrow one, the alphabet one to be with it has something to do with the English Alphabet. or something, I don't know, maybe these are things most remember, but I sure as hell never do. :P

For the alphabet, the clue is in the wording. It says "a strong letter code" and it gives you numbers. I know the numpad one is pretty bad, but the alphabet one is pretty straightforward I think. The other one with arrows mimics a safe dial. It's only the numpad if it goes up and down

I can see the hieroglyphics one giving problems, for both of them (one is shapes, one is just dashes), you count how many lines or sides it takes to make each one. The odd ball is a circle counts as 1. But a triangle is 3, square 4, etc. The other one with the |+ things (hard to make it here : P), like that example there would be 3

It can definitely be a little better, I personally find the ones like word unscramble, morse code, and the binary to decimal ones way more annoying since you gotta pick up your phone for those in most cases, unless the word is pretty obvious... or you happen to know morse code by heart : P

I figured out how to do the one with the shapes it's not how many sides they have it's how many sides they have in a group. Like for instant 2 circles would be 2 sides and 2 triangles would be 6 so on and so forth they made it into groups with the spaces in between to kind of single. That i figured it out when it said it was a four digit number combo and than noticed four separate. Groups of shapes but it did fool me for the first few times i ran into it but i finally figured it out today.