Why am I having trouble finding secrets?
My main character has a Perception of 16, which while not maxed out, seems pretty decent. However, he was unable to detect the secret described here. I've also read that there's a Gleaming Silver Key on the first floor of the Temple of Ethos, but despite using scout mode and standing on top of where it should be (and wiggling around... and speeding up the game and just waiting) I can't seem to detect any secrets.
Part of the reason I raised perception so high was so that I'd have a good chance of finding secrets, but perhaps I read too much into the Perception tooltip to assume it helps with that. Does mechanics come in to play when it comes to finding secrets? It's tooltip doesn't mention anything, but the answer linked above makes me wonder if that's what I'm missing.
What, exactly, governs whether or not I find secret doors and hidden compartments?
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Where are secrets of Pacific?
Secrets of the Pacific Secrets location The Secrets object in Secrets of the Pacific can be found inside the WW2 bunkers. This one is tricky since it can spawn in any of the three bunkers, so make sure to either restart or double check another location if you can't find it on the first go.How do you collect Secrets of the Pacific?
How to Complete Warzone Secrets of the Pacific Challenges. Players must find the six pieces of intel and hold onto them for a set amount of time between one and four circles to earn Caldera-related rewards. Those who complete all six challenges also receive the Bomber Menace STG44 Blueprint as a bonus reward.How do you complete the Secrets of the Pacific in Warzone?
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