When you first enter the room, you’ll find four statues in a grandiose room. There’s a pool of wine (at least I hope it’s wine) in the middle that you’ll need to drain to get access to the area beneath the castle. You can interact with the four statues to turn them left or right.
How do you do the geo statue puzzle?
To solve the second Geo Statues Puzzle in the Chi of Guyun Genshin Impact, you have to interact with the statues in the correct order, depending on which cardinal / intercardinal direction they’re in. The clue that you get when you interact with the pad in the middle tells you pretty much exactly what you need to do.
What order do you light up the geo statues?
Geo Statue Puzzle Read the clue and solve the puzzle by activating the statues in the order indicated. That is: North, Southeast, Northwest, Northeast, and Southwest.
Why are there puzzles in Resident Evil?
In a basic puzzle, one is intended to put together pieces in a logical way in order to come up with the desired solution. Puzzles are a central gameplay theme in the early Resident Evil titles, forcing players to re-read seemingly-trivial diary entries and memos and searching for event items around a location.
How do you get the lady dimitrescu statue?
After docking, you will find an area with a hanging torch in the center of the room. Shoot it to light the other two torches. An enemy will now spawn. Light the enemy on fire and lead it to the last remaining torch to get the Golden Lady Statue.
How do I light my Genshin statues?
At the top of the highest mountain in the Qingce Village sit several Geo Statues you can light up. However, you can only light up four, and if you pick wrong, you have to start over.
Which Resident Evil puzzle is best?
The Best Puzzles in the ‘Resident Evil’ Series [Resident Evil at 25]
- Resident Evil 0 – Mental Arithmetic 101.
- Resident Evil 0 – The Circle of Life.
- Resident Evil 4 – Cemetery Dial.
- Resident Evil 5: Lost in Nightmares – Catacomb Maze.
- Resident Evil 7 – Happy Birthday.
- Resident Evil 7 – Bedroom.
