SAB w2z3 secret door flute
You might be a victim of the little buggy flute.
Try pulling it out and playing some notes (at least three), before you head your way over the clouds. Then play the song, when you are there and all should be fine.
Remeber to repeat that above when ever you got hit or died.
Edit: Typos
(edited by Turak.3286)
I haven’t done it this year but I did it last year and it took several attempts, even though I’m sure I was getting it right.
I think Turak’s suggestion should work – make sure you’ve played the flute before you start trying to open the door because sometimes the first few notes just don’t register.
Danielle Aurorel, Dear Dragon We Got Your Cookies [Nom], Desolation (EU).
“Life’s a journey, not a destination.”
“Life’s a journey, not a destination.”
Until the flute is in position at your mouth, nothing you play counts.
Until the flute is in position at your mouth, nothing you play counts.
You can also look for yellow notes coming off your character – I wait until I see the first note appear before I press the key for the second note.
Do you need to learn the songs first? Dumb question, but I’m pretty sure that’s a requirement, and sometimes the obvious questions get overlooked!
Do you need to learn the songs first? Dumb question, but I’m pretty sure that’s a requirement, and sometimes the obvious questions get overlooked!
Yes, you do. Each is learned by finding an NPC in a hidden room and talking to them – you’ll get an message in your chat window saying you’ve learned it. There’s also something in each room to test it out on to make sure you’ve learned it – for example with shatter serenade, there are icy numbers on the wall which you can shatter with the the flute.
That door can be frustrating and the flute can be buggy sometimes, too, like, say, having to play 1-3-3 a third time to get ice to shatter sometimes even when I make sure it channels the first note, or no sound, or it just not opening what it should. Just keep trying. It’ll probably click eventually. Took me several times to get it to take.