New T2 FM: Old Gods Released (06/06/25)

[Balboa]

Tricky mission, the secrets are well hidden. There was a softlock in the afterworld where if you strike your name and grab the last chalice, return the chalice before eating the fruit, and then go back for the fruit before the statue finishes its speech, then you won't get the objective for the chalice and the final gates won't open. Luckily, I had a hard save from the museum just before picking up the loot in the atrium.

Thanks for your observations. It is impossible to eliminate all possibilities, but I think that in your case it is not a softlock. When you returned the third chalice, you still had not gone through the maze and acquired the fruit. those gates won't open until you eat the fruit.
Perhaps I misunderstood you, and I will look into this more deeply. In any event, if you enjoyed the FM, that is all that really matters.

[TOOTO]

Sorry, I forgot to specify that I did go back and eat the fruit, only to return and find the doors locked before reloading from the hard save. It wasn't really a big deal, though.

[dkessler]

on the island, erased my name, cannot find the third chalice and cannot find the fruit. in the courtyard, the opposite door does not open, the other one leads to lava area. This old thief is missing something obvious, but what?

[dkessler]

found it

[Mattsolong]

Nice mission with interesting puzzles and tasks :-).
I was eager to find all the secrets and loot (thanks for all the hints here).
Currently I am still missing 15 Loot. I'm grateful for every tip.
Special Thanks to the Author.

[bob_doe_nz]

Needing a better hint for the Bank Records Area at the top.

Looking back at previous posts, I can see and read a scroll with directional numbers in the records area. I read that there is a clue down the bottom, but all I see is a stack of crates to be delivered to the manager, and a guard who gets triggered with a service bell button (you can lure him to a tram and zombie gib him! Who knew!?!)

[Pavis]

You're in the wrong area You need to search carefully in the floor with desks and paintings