by Magic88889 » Wed Oct 17, 2018 9:02 am
1) That book you found is accurate. If you're not sure, do a search for "D'ni Numbers" and you'll find a translation. However, that only tells you the numbers of the plates, you still need the combination. In the prison, look through the bars and see if there isn't something there than can give you the final clue.
2) In Kadish Tolesa, those three scopes each have several moving parts. The Art gallery is actually the key to the whole age, and the picture of the scopes should be all you need to solve this. Try doing them in order, and see if you see anything happen when you finish adjusting the last one.
3) For Gahreesen, if you've found all the journey clothes, look down from that little island in-between the buildings. There might be somewhere you can jump too. If you don't have all of them, and you've explored everywhere, there might be another part of the Age that you can't get to. Try exploring Telehadn more.
4) The train thing is on Er'cana, which is part of the Path of the Shell expansion. I would recommend finishing the four ages from Uru Prime first before tackling these. I don't think you have to do it that way, but the story makes more sense. Personally, I wish Cyan had blocked access to the To D'ni and PotS expansion content until you had to avoid confusion, but they decided to give you pretty much everything up front.
5) The only one I've heard about is Firmament, about which we have zero details other than it's a VR game. Cyan also said they don't know if they're even going to make it, but they are looking for funding.
6) Just an observation, but most of the questions you're asking me seem to be that you're not doing enough exploring. This game requires you to go everywhere and look at everything, with many of the clues for a certain age being contained in another. The ages are also somewhat interconnected, where you have to go to one to get to certain places in another (see comment #3). Keep searching, looking in every nook and cranny. Also try and find the DRC notebooks in each age. They provide history and the purpose of each age, and can offer vital clues. If I remember right, they are often near the beginning of each Age.