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I went back to the Tower of Stars and realised I hadn't actually finished it. I got compound E, met Galliard the Second, talked to him (he said he would gladly help me, or something, but he didn't give me anything), found the chests in the prison under Palsifal Castle, but no sign of Professor Chonos. So, I still don't have the Geo Metal.​Any ideas how I could find him somewhere else, maybe?​I'm somewhere around chapter 58, now, so I don't know if there's a way back. I didn't find anything in the Timerift.

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Another Eden Flower Quest Guide (Mourning Flowers)is packed with tons of side quests that reward you with Chronos Stones, among other things. When you reach Chapter 9, you’ll come across the rather confusing Mourning Flowers side quest. If you’re having trouble, here’s how to complete the Mourning Flowers quest in Another Eden.This flower quest pops up after you’ve cleared Acteul.

Make your way over to the Palsifal Palace and head to the second floor. There, you should see the subquest marker pointing to a maid who needs help with sorting flowers for the deceased prince and princess.Accept the Mourning Flowers quest and head back down to find the chief maid who will tell you the details about which flowers you need to pick. She’ll go on and on about all sorts of details, and it’s easy to miss what information you need from all her ramblings.Once she’s done talking, go back upstairs to the maid. She’ll ask you where you need to clean, so select “Corridor.” After your chat, fast travel back to Acetul to find the flower vendor in Another Eden. He’ll ask you three questions regarding which flowers you need for the quest:.

1st answer: Red White Pink. 2nd Answer: 5. 3rd Answer: Cordina RoseOnce you’ve finally done that, head back to the Palsifal Palace and hand over the flowers to the maid. If you followed the correct answers, you should have successfully completed the quest in Another Eden.That’s pretty much everything you need to know about the flower quest in the game. If you’re looking for more tips and tricks on Another Eden, be sure to search for Twinfinite.Here are a few other guides to help you get started:.TLDR;Question: How do you complete the Mourning Flowers quest in Another Eden?Answer: Accept the quest from the maid at Palsifal Palace. This quest only pops up after clearing Acteul.

See above for the proper steps and answers.

Compared to its revered predecessor, BioShock 2 is often overlooked, but replaying it in The Collection reminded me of what a fantastically well-written game it is.It undoubtedly plays better than the original, too – the ability to duel-wield is a genuine delight after the clunky one-two mechanics of BioShock. Playing around with the environment gives combat extra depth, and there’s plenty of opportunities to experiment with how you want to play.BioShock 2’s visual improvements are more subtle than those of the original, but some lovely lighting enhancements still bring Rapture to life. Even after three replays from the game’s release, its introduction is a bold, stark statement of intent, and it will have an even greater impact on players who never had the opportunity to play the game in 2007.Related:It’s brilliant to recall the original BioShock’s focus on horror, especially compared to Irrational Games’ later work on BioShock Infinite. The Splicers – psychopath inhabitants of the sunken world – are truly horrible to fight, even if the character models are only enjoy minor improvements with the graphical enhancements.Particularly fun are the Plasmids – genetic powers you discover as you progress through the game – and experimenting with them remains truly satisfying. Playing as a Big Daddy – the great hulking diver suit-clad creatures that patrol the city, guarding the ADAM-harvesting Little Sisters – you get to see even more of Rapture.