The young solomon could be on the monkollywood train and have got older, that does work.īut old solomon has been dead for a very, very, very long time since the last day of Esther City is being repeated over and over and has been (presumably) for at least 100 years, maybe longer. Originally posted by Taear:I don't think it's possible. While I do like games with open-ended conclusions, this one really has too many of them sadly. Apparently she can cycle herself, which might be why she appeared as a teenager at the end of the game, meaning she broke her own time loop cycle.Ī ton of that has speculation with how much missing stuff there is. How Sam worked as a mother and saving humanity is poorly explained, and we only know she had some internal conflict with a part of herself that believed destroying and recycling humans over and over was the only way to exist. It seems Sam got sent back to Potrock somehow after creating the humans of Easter city, meaning there may have been literal westward and backwards time travel. Disabling the tower ended the loop, but it's time for eons was still spent in the time fog and it instantly turned into its decrepit destoryed state.
Easter city is stuck in a timeloop with very few people who are even aware that they are in a time loop anymore. The monkey train was years into the future. we never see a train go directly west, if anything the game's point to the east was a huge metaphore for time, but it seems people do get back westward.Įaster city got timecycled to death just like the monkey train. I don't get the miasma and why it isn't just gone now I'm just as confused as you are concerning a few different things. Make sure to use far sight to spot them (hold in the right stick) and look for the gold beam in the sky.A ton of what happened in the last half of the game involved time travel/time anomolies. These chests are usually in the god vaults, the big vaults in each story arc. While not in many chests, some do contain Coins of Charon. These are not the ones that yield elektrum. Not all of the yield coins, but a few of them do and those quest will say so on the board. Hermes’ can also give away Coins of Charon if the player completes some of his tasks on the board in the Hall of the Gods. These are usually quite simple as well and therefore fewer coins. Fenyx has to stand on the platform and shoot an arrow through some axe handles and light the torch at the end. These are merely races and are almost always pretty easy, granted Fenyx has a decent amount of stamina or a couple of blue potions.Īrchery challenges are the bow and arrow icon on the map. Navigation challenges are the winged shoe icon on the map. These usually yield a fair amount of Coins of Charon so they are good to go after. Smaller puzzles release these little balls and they must be assembled in the indentations near the constellation map. This will give some space to move the other pieces into position.Ĭonstellation puzzles are the biggest of the puzzle variants and are the ones with the little blue orbs. While they can be quite difficult, a good strategy would be to isolate the top left or bottom right piece in the space just next to where they will be. They usually are a still from a famous Greek myth. Players can just look up the codes if they want as they don’t need to be unlocked beforehand.įresco challenges are the block-shifting puzzles that have four squares that have to be assembled in the right order.
#Eastward charon code
The small harps give the code to play on the big harps. Lyre puzzles are the big and small harps. All of these icons are at least a little bit yellow. These are all marked on the map once they’ve been tagged with far sight (press and hold in the right stick). To get Coins of Charon in Immortals Fenyx Rising, players have to complete any of the game’s myth challenges.
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