The First Biomarker Safe Code In Dying Light 2. Aiden has a difficult time in Dying Light 2. He can’t ask for help because he’s a stranger in a strange land, and he’s up against a swarm of zombies. So it appears too good to be true when Aiden receives the exact location of a safe and the code to access it.
The code is buried inside a riddle, but the location isn’t a problem. Stop reading now if you want to figure out the mystery for yourself. For those who are curious about the answers, here are the numbers to the safe and an explanation of why they are there. Solving the puzzle grants players access to one of the best pieces of mythology in the game.
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First Number: Six
Hurry over to the spot on the map after speaking with the scientist-turned-survivor and receiving the mission. Because there are a few obstacles and walls in the route, get some basic parkour practise while getting to your objective. Then try to solve the puzzle.
The fact that the number is smaller when turned upside down is the first indication. Because nine becomes a six when flipped over, the answer is six. This is the simplest of the hints, but it’s a nice place to begin. Move on to the second number after punching it in.
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Second Number: Seven
This number is more of a thinker than the first. It’s an odd number that becomes even when a letter is removed. While considering even numbers (two, four, six, and eight), none of them are one letter away from becoming an odd number when working backward. So, what’s the deal?
If you want to get rich quick, you’ll need to be able to crack safes, so don’t let Aiden down. The word ‘even’ is used in the riddle, not even numbers. The word ‘even’ is formed by removing the’s’ from’seven.’ Then go to seven and finally to the last number.
Third Number: Three
The riddle’s last number is the ultimate trick question. The solution is found in the riddle: “How many eggs remain intact if twelve eggs are taken home and all but three break?” Those who are too quick with the numbers will think ‘nine.’
Except there’s a catch: the question asks how many remain intact, and the question specifically states that all but three remain unbroken. As a result, the number is three. Enter this code to watch a short clip in which Aiden tries out some old (but new to him) technology.
