Horizon Forbidden West: How To Solve The Long Coast Relic Ruins Puzzle

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Unlike other Relic Ruins puzzles in Horizon Forbidden West, players won't need a door code or a key module in order to complete the one on the Long Coast. That's not to say that getting their hands on the ornament is going to be easy though, as they'll still need to solve a somewhat tricky puzzle and get a little creative when it comes to their use of crates.

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To complete the Long Coast Relic Ruins puzzle, players will need to find two crates and restore power to an old elevator. The latter is actually fairly straightforward, but tracking down the crates and getting them where they need to be is quite a bit trickier. This guide will explain how Horizon Forbidden West players should approach these tasks and the fastest method for completing them.

The first thing that players will need to do is restore power to the elevator, which actually ends up being a somewhat simple task. After locating the elevator itself, players should head up the nearby staircase and look for an energy cell in the wall to the northeast. As soon as they remove the cell it will begin to lose charge, but they'll have more than enough time to get it back to the elevator control box. If not, they can simply take it back up the stairs, plug it back into the charger and try again.

With the elevator now working, players should climb to the top of the tall tower containing the ornament and look out to the east. They should be able to see a crate off in the distance and will need to glide down to it using the Shieldwing. After blowing up the Firegleam crystal on the nearby wall with the igniter, they'll then be able to push the crate through the newly formed hole in the wall and down to the elevator on the