There's a container with a 4-digit keypad in Siege of Orison (4.10). In the original Siege of Orison, the containers required keypads. A player named Globy was lucky enough to guess the correct code within a few tries and an Easter egg audio played out from the mission giver. When Siege was brought back again later on, another Easter egg was included that referenced Globy's name on a datapad.
Some hints for those trying to figure out the code for themselves:
::: spoiler Hint 1
It's not only about what's in the new Siege.
The code isn't something you can just work out by looking at the new container or current 4.10 mission.There's some history involved. :::
::: spoiler Hint 2
Password generated from all your codes...
In the old Siege materials, there's a line explaining that passwords were using digits from "all your codes." That wording matters. :::
::: spoiler Hint 3
There is more in that video... (Globy's original upload) [Besides the 3 codes entered to unlock the container].
Don't only look at the numbers he enters in the keypad. Look at everything visible in that footage. :::
::: spoiler Hint 4
1452 is the "key"
You should now have five 4-digit numbers in order:
7395
8837
1480
3269
1452And "1452" matters twice. It was the answer to the old original Siege. But for this puzzle, think of it less as an answer and more as an instruction, a key. :::
::: spoiler Answer...? Using the numbers in the same order as Hint 4. Use 1452 as the row to look at. C1, R1 C2, R4 C3, R5 C4, R2
The keycode is 7257 :::
::: spoiler Final Answer
The code is random every time.
They just got statistically lucky after attempting so many different theories.
:::
0 Comments
No comments yet.