How to solve Hebeth's Fire Door puzzle in Doom The Dark Ages
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When navigating
Doom The Dark Ages
, the intense combat often overshadows the hidden secrets like a fiery barrier of
Hebeth
. Midway through the mission, the flames-engulfed-door teases the curious players with the undiscovered loot. Solving the puzzle requires more than just firepower. It needs keen observation and precise execution. Here is how you can bypass Blaze and then claim what lies beyond.
Locate hidden valve
Doom The Dark Ages Hebeth flame door puzzle solution, how to open fire door in Hebeth, secret room
The fiery door sits near the mission's end. But the solution lies across the central platform. The players are to scale the climbable wall to reach the elevated concrete structure. Straight ahead, the metal gate is sealed by the superheated locks that block the entry to the hidden chamber. The shield throw that's well-aimed can shatter the barrier and grant access to the cramped room that houses the critical valve.
Inside, there is a discreetly sitting valve beside the cracked door, which is marked by the green shield bash icon. To turn, it will extinguish the flames that are below it and clear the path. To exit, it needs smashing through a weakened door. However, vigilance is the key here, as disturbing the value will awaken the lurking threat therein.
Survive Hell Knight ambush
To disable the flame will trigger the explosive entrance of the Hell Knight. The heavy-hitting foe makes aggressive charges, demanding some quick reflexes. Give priority to dodging the ground slams when unloading heavy weapons like Ballista or
Plasma Cannon
. Use the tight space of the room to funnel the movements, but ensure that you avoid getting cornered.
Next, claim the rewards— gold and
Life Sigil
. If you have already maxed out the sigils, it is useless, but the gold will help with the weapon upgrades. The collectibles aid in the long-term progressions. For better gains, tackle the challenges of the mission or hunt the artillery cannons in the later levels. These strategies will amplify the resources for the tougher battles you will have ahead.
Note
: Watch out as the Hell Knight bursts in after the loot is grabbed. Take it down and then shield-bash the locked door ahead to make an exit and finish the mission.
Master the secrets for victory
The fiery puzzles of Hebeth exemplify the blend of cunning and combat in Doom The Dark Ages. While the price of the door might seem underwhelming, mastering the secrets sharpens the skills of the players essential to conquer the legions of Hell. Every sigil and gold piece fortifies the arsenal, proving that even the subtle victories could pave a path to demon-slaying dominance.
Some
Doom The Dark Ages tips
to solve the puzzle easily are,
Use the shield. It is not just to block but to break the locks.
Prioritize the gold. The early upgrades will make the later level easy for you.
Explore thoroughly, as many puzzles rely upon environmental cues.
Now that you know how to solve the puzzle and have some useful tips in hand, get back to tearing and gripping. Have a great mission.
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