Puzzle Assistance

In RE6 I haven't been able to figure out the hanging body puzzle. Anybody who's completed it yet?

I've shot them all down, I tried to shoot them down all at once, but they always come back...

You're supposed to push the lever to the right side and then shoot a cadaver so he lands on the lever.

Mercy wrote:

You're supposed to push the lever to the right side and then shoot a cadaver so he lands on the lever.

Thx! Got it.

That one stumped me. I got to that part where you have to play hide n seek with those two idiot zombies with red hoods(just the hoods) run away and make you chase them through tons of rooms that lock until you kill all of the enemies. Ugh.

In RE, sometimes you learn that it's better to just avoid killing enemies, which is what I tried to do, but you gotta clear the room to unlock the door for some reason.

This one is the second most hardest puzzle for me to complete. The first would probably be the painting one in CVX. Damn these puzzles!

Industrial Ridden wrote:

This one is the second most hardest puzzle for me to complete. The first would probably be the painting one in CVX. Damn these puzzles!

Wait really? Huh... there were clues but in my opinion this puzzle needed a better clue integrated into the surroundings. The rail for the lever was unnoticeable and you never had to push anything on rails before, so how would they expect you to know automatically to push the rail?

But honestly, it really wasn't that tough of a puzzle. I spent maybe 5 minutes shooting the bodies down and pulling the lever and just figured I had to shoot the bodies onto the lever. I didn't think I was right, but when I was I just thought how stupid of a puzzle it was.

Mercy wrote:

Industrial Ridden wrote:

This one is the second most hardest puzzle for me to complete. The first would probably be the painting one in CVX. Damn these puzzles!

Wait really? Huh... there were clues but in my opinion this puzzle needed a better clue integrated into the surroundings. The rail for the lever was unnoticeable and you never had to push anything on rails before, so how would they expect you to know automatically to push the rail?

But honestly, it really wasn't that tough of a puzzle. I spent maybe 5 minutes shooting the bodies down and pulling the lever and just figured I had to shoot the bodies onto the lever. I didn't think I was right, but when I was I just thought how stupid of a puzzle it was.

The way you described it made it sound easy.
It's a good thing knowing that I'm not the only one to have trouble on it though. I guess maybe they should of added some clue or some note of some sort. Who am I kidding, there ARE no notes anymore

Industrial Ridden wrote:

Mercy wrote:

Industrial Ridden wrote:

This one is the second most hardest puzzle for me to complete. The first would probably be the painting one in CVX. Damn these puzzles!

Wait really? Huh... there were clues but in my opinion this puzzle needed a better clue integrated into the surroundings. The rail for the lever was unnoticeable and you never had to push anything on rails before, so how would they expect you to know automatically to push the rail?

But honestly, it really wasn't that tough of a puzzle. I spent maybe 5 minutes shooting the bodies down and pulling the lever and just figured I had to shoot the bodies onto the lever. I didn't think I was right, but when I was I just thought how stupid of a puzzle it was.

The way you described it made it sound easy.
It's a good thing knowing that I'm not the only one to have trouble on it though. I guess maybe they should of added some clue or some note of some sort. Who am I kidding, there ARE no notes anymore

Notes were practically pointless in Resident Evil 5, but in every other Resident Evil game prior, there was a need to read them. Even in Revelations they weren't necessary to read. What was lame during my playthrough of Resident Evil 5 was my partner, while I was reading my friend/brother told me to hurry up, and ever since it kind of just left the importance of notes.

I mean... I guess you can read the notes in the extras so it doesn't interfere with gameplay.

Industrial Ridden wrote:

This one is the second most hardest puzzle for me to complete. The first would probably be the painting one in CVX. Damn these puzzles!

That CVX puzzle wasn't so bad. It actually tells you the order in the File you find. Only problem was trying to determine which name was associated with which Portrait, based on the descriptions.

The Animal puzzle in RE0 didn't seem to make any sense. I had to look that up. I actually wrote down some of the puzzles I had trouble with, and have a little piece of paper stuck behind the Instruction Manual...

RE4 was the last game to do the Files right. Whenever you collected them, you'd hold onto them, and even when you started a New Game+, they still carried over. Of course most of them were laying around as if they were written like 5 minutes before you got there. And were in english..?

RE5 had some really nice Files, especially once you get to the Umbrella/Tricell underground lab area, where the Progenitor flowerbed was at. Just wish you could hold onto them and read them at your leisure. The only ones you get on the Menu screen are like character Files.

I don't think the notes were in English, I just think that Leon understands Spanish, he just chooses not to speak it.

Lightning Count wrote:

I don't think the notes were in English, I just think that Leon understands Spanish, he just chooses not to speak it.

That could actually make sense.

I mean he surely knew bits and pieces, enough to understand that the Ganados weren't inviting him to a Tea Party. "Hasta Luego"

And being a government agent, it would obviously be ideal to be bi- and trilingual. Leon surely is a cunning linguist.

SpikeCloud wrote:

Industrial Ridden wrote:

This one is the second most hardest puzzle for me to complete. The first would probably be the painting one in CVX. Damn these puzzles!

That CVX puzzle wasn't so bad. It actually tells you the order in the File you find. Only problem was trying to determine which name was associated with which Portrait, based on the descriptions.

The Animal puzzle in RE0 didn't seem to make any sense. I had to look that up. I actually wrote down some of the puzzles I had trouble with, and have a little piece of paper stuck behind the Instruction Manual...

RE4 was the last game to do the Files right. Whenever you collected them, you'd hold onto them, and even when you started a New Game+, they still carried over. Of course most of them were laying around as if they were written like 5 minutes before you got there. And were in english..?

RE5 had some really nice Files, especially once you get to the Umbrella/Tricell underground lab area, where the Progenitor flowerbed was at. Just wish you could hold onto them and read them at your leisure. The only ones you get on the Menu screen are like character Files.

Oh I forgot about that animal puzzle in RE0. Yeah that was pretty difficult. I was also foolish enough that RE6 would have notes laying around the place for me to pick up.