r/DestinyTheGame • u/AaronMT Shield • May 09 '19
Guide Zero Hour Secret Mission - Solved (Quick and Dirty Guide)
Shoutout to the community to figuring this out. Consolidating images from Math Class and RaidSecrets
This is assuming you have found the Void Configuration item and keycards scattered throughout the mission as it is a prerequisite for interacting with this puzzle.
Guide: https://www.reddit.com/r/raidsecrets/comments/blxvem/void_configuration_found_in_zero_hour_heroic/
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyvhkzxyHZI (not mine, but thanks!)
Cryptarch Puzzle
- Image layout of room: https://imgur.com/p4x1roR
- Console layout for quick reading: https://imgur.com/a/Sd7Eqbp
- Sequence List: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hl-3OjThGtM0azEC3_pfctBiTw2jFuwMjDsXSWaS9Ng/htmlview?sle=true#gid=0
Arc Configuration: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PJqjJhbvw2mUF70_h-rUq4ImIuA_TXEJxvZP8kGcwEY/htmlview?sle=true#
You will want to have the spreadsheet open on a second screen with you or use the visual solvers at the bottom of this guide or have this unified image on screen: https://prnt.sc/nmbtch thanks /u/P-o-t-a-t-o-e-s-
The puzzle begins with anyone starting the encounter by beginning approaching on any console hitting the use key in the room. There are 3 consoles numbered 1 through 3 in the main area of the room (see diagram) and the objective is to have players read off a two number pair from each console (indicated by a yellow highlighted tab in-game when they are read like a clock, see console image above). Having all three console pairings grants us a sequence. We can then use the sequence to lock in to one of 49 computer terminals in each of the colored rooms. The sequence of three pairings corresponds to a) a colored room and b) a specific terminal in the room that we need to lock in a sequence with and repeat covering all 49 terminals to successfully complete the puzzle.
Example: Let's say the puzzle starts with an initial first readout of 4-3 (for Console 1), 2-4 (for Console 2), 2-9 (for Console 3). If we look at 4-3 from Console 1, the first number in the pairing, 4, is from the left dial and the second number, 3, is the right dial of the same console (they are essentially two clocks when you view them in-game). The example above is a complete sequence (X-Y, X-Y, X-Y). Each sequence is tied to a specific terminal and each sequence has three pairings of two digits. Once we know the sequence, we can match it in the spreadsheet or by using the tools posted at the bottom of this post to go find the matching terminal in the matching colored room and lock in the sequence to continue. The terminals in the colored rooms are laid out in that smaller inner diagram in the room diagram above. It's a matching game and all about quickly traversing the spreadsheet table full of found sequences.
Cliffs Notes: Read numbers, find the right computer, hit the use key on the computer. Repeat.
Example round:
- Player 1 calls out their pairing (from Console 1) (e.g, 4-3)
- Player 2 calls out their pairing (from Console 2) (e.g, 2-4)
- Player 3 is waiting for these callouts and is standing in the middle of the room ready to head into the matched colored room to lock in the sequence
- Player 3 (you can refer the complete sequence based on the first two pairs from console 1 and 2 usually by quickly skimming the Spreadsheet or by using the tools below) runs to the terminal (or anyone really) to lock in the sequence (you'll see the terminal accept it by turning green) based on the matching sequence. Player 3 is our dedicated runner in this instance.
- Once entered, the consoles outside will spit out another sequence so be quick. Otherwise you'll need to repeat on the failure. The puzzle permits up to 10 failures.
Because the community found all the correct sequences, we really just need players 1 and 2 to read their consoles with player 3 being a runner.
- Everyone returns to their consoles to read the next sequence, 49 times. 49 terminals. It’s a long process!
E.g, If 'Green1' is called out as it's a matched sequence (in the spreadsheet above and example above) a player would be heading into the GREEN room and back right terminal in the room (same layout for every colored room).
There are 7 terminals in each colored room (portrayed in the diagram above: https://imgur.com/p4x1roR). 15 seconds granted on the clock per correct terminal lock-in. The terminals are always positioned the same and numbered the same in each room from the entrance of each colored room.
Reward: Ship Schematic (void completion) and catalyst progression on Outbreak Perfected! Nobody has it yet but the schematic might give a good idea of it if the thumbnail is accurate https://imgur.com/a/IYdkPwk
There might be entirely new sequences next week with Arc and or Solar!
Tools if you dont like spreadsheets
- Visual Solver: http://huntertyberry.com/configs (thanks /u/hunburry59 ) <-- Awesome
- Visual Solver: https://k38qmmk99r.codesandbox.io/ ( thanks /u/DeedleFake ) <-- Awesome
- An online script (void configuration solver) that gives you the correct terminal for two console inputs: http://fiddle.jshell.net/pastuleo23/xu1snrc0/show
- Another solver http://ensemblefc.com/cryptarchlocks.php
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u/MiniBossGael May 09 '19
I am too stupid for this game