How to solve Star Wars Jedi Survivor Crypt of Uhrma puzzle

star wars jedi survivor Crypt of Uhrma
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The Star Wars Jedi Survivor Crypt of Uhrma solution is easy to miss because it's nowhere near the puzzle, and connecting the two isn't an obvious step. The answer to opening the large doors is actually found a little way after where you first find them and, if you're not paying attention or don't look the right way, it's easy to miss. So let me explain what's going on, and how to can solve the Crypt of Uhrma puzzle in Jedi Survivor. Let's get those doors open. 

How to solve the Jedi Survivor Crypt of Uhrma puzzle 

star wars jedi survivor Crypt of Uhrma puzzle solution

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You'll pass the Crypt of Uhrma while exploring Jedha, where you'll find a large set of doors with huge bolts you can pull out with the Force. However, there's nothing in the crypt to give you any idea what to do with this. 

The actual solution to open the Crypt of Uhrma is what we've shown up there - pull those bolts with the white outlines. This answer is actually found if you continue on from the Crypt in Star Wars Jedi Survivor - eventually you'll reach a small lift on a plateau full of Stormtroopers. That lift is actually a shortcut back to the Crypt and when you've cleared all the enemies you'll be able to see this arrangement of pillars from the edge of the area: 

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You can interact with this view and Cal will say that the rock formation looks familiar without outright saying it shows the bolts you have to pull out to open the door. You don't actually need to see this view or interact with it to open the door, but obviously randomly pulling posts about isn't the easiest way to get anywhere. Your reward for actually getting the doors open is an extra Jedi Survivor stim canisters which is always a handy thing to get.

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