How One Guy Solved Resident Evil's Hardest Puzzle
2.7M views · Sep 1, 2026 · Gaming
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@GengarCollects · 3 weeks ago · pinned
Thank you again so much for being the first to reach out to me and ask to do something like this! Had a blast talking to you about this. Take care. 🙂🤝
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@Adromelk · 3 weeks ago
Hey man, even if you trip and stumble over the finish line, first is first.
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@KestrelDC · 3 weeks ago
Reminds me of the person who posted about a letter visible in the ending cutscene of a Tomb Raider game and people were making fun of him and being harsh. So he replayed the whole game just to get footage of it. Turns out that version of the final cutscene had been removed from the game in the day 1 patch… but because this guy had internet issues he never got the patch and he’s the only reason we even know that ending ever existed.
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@efrenarevalo2025 · 3 weeks ago
I just love the fact that he found the doll by simply being bad with puzzles.
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@Breadfan1280 · 3 weeks ago
Penicillin was discovered accidently, but it doesn't matter how it was found. More importantly is that it WAS found. Same applies here.
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@SatoTetsuro · 4 weeks ago (edited)
When i was playing I found the doll too, but I thought it was something like a souvenir
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@MediocreNed · 3 weeks ago
I do find it a bit funny that the 'hard' part of the final puzzle (the dna code, light year, etc.) was done within the first two days but the 'easy' (finding the doll) part had everyone stumped until it was datamined.
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@4K_HDR_GAMING · 3 weeks ago
agree. accidently solving the puzzle is ultimately a legit way of things that can happen inside a game. the probability may be very low , but its not zero.
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@DellVanity · 3 weeks ago
Its interesting that people jumped to the assumption someone cheated, because my first thought once people realized the doll wasn't there for them was that there had to be prior conditions. It makes sense for a big puzzle to have an item requiring prior steps.
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@pascall0 · 3 weeks ago
Gengar found it, the dataminers sanity-checked his work and synth-potato added everything in a giant document hoping someone else would solve it with him.<br>No fault, glory for 3, enough rejoicing to go around :)
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@JasperDaTerrier · 4 weeks ago
It's like that one theory that if you put a immortal monkey on a type writer it will eventually write shakespeare
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@mac1991seth · 4 weeks ago
What's funny is that after unlocking infinite ammo, I found it much more convenient to still leave all the zombies to the grinder, because it's fun and also knocking zombies over gets you some i-Frames.
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