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Eager Student

Eager Student

Release Obi from his Trap.

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How to unlock the Eager Student achievement in Saw - Definitive Guide

save OBI by connecting the valves.
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13 Oct 2009 19:23

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mine was exactly the same thanks for the vid
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By Santar0s on 13 Feb 2011 01:09
thx for the video dude great help
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By Death Slice X on 15 Apr 2012 07:45
I could kiss you for this. Thank you!
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By Crispy385 on 09 Nov 2012 10:43
Instead of beating your head against the wall like me. Use google images to find pics of the puzzles.
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By CPT BRENNAN 621 on 27 Jan 2024 16:07
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JADESLAIR video is fantastic for getting him out of the furnace, but if you're having trouble with those circuit boards before you even get that far, this link will help. It's guides to the 7x7 boards you have to beat right before hand. I did not make them; found them by googling for help when I was stuck myself.

http://s641.beta.photobucket.com/user/GrimChild24/library/
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09 Nov 2012 10:45

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circuit board images definitely helped thanks!
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By Barad 007 on 05 Jul 2013 11:22
Your a live saver! thanks so much!
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By DX Phenomenon on 20 Sep 2014 01:04
This is a video that happened to line up with mine as well. The link in this post is down.
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By Whats a Chundy on 03 May 2024 08:47
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This is the fourth "boss" in the game. To save Obi, you need to complete three of the pipe puzzles that you have to complete throughout the game. They're a bit of a pain, so watch the video for more help.


Credit goes to SMacReBorn for the video.

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This puzzle is again very familiar by now from any of the gas-filled rooms you've been stuck in. The basic strategy here is to work from the outside in. Start and make sure that the outside ring has two pieces that are touching the red tubes and that the pipes coming off of them are angling toward the middle. If you have one combination that has them curling back in on themselves, that obviously isn't going to match up and have them meet in the middle. From there, use that same philosophy and work one by one until the middle pieces. Many sections will look like two options can work, so you really have no choice but trial and error. Again though, you want to always have the pipes heading toward the middle, so start with whichever looks best with that in mind.

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