To fuel it for 25 seconds, you can use plant matter (provides five seconds of fuel each), scrap wood (provides 15 seconds of fuel each), or wood (provides 40 seconds of fuel each). Throwing 12 pieces of scrap metal into the smelter will create one iron ingot after 25 seconds. Smelters can be found in a few select places around the world, all of which require the gas mask to reach: If you’ve found that you’ve accumulated a lot of scrap metal during your playthrough but don’t know what to do with it, it can actually be thrown into a smelter to refine into iron. Similarly, it can be found as loot in buried treasures or timed crates around the world, so keep an eye out for those as you play.
You can collect iron from enemy drops as well as disassembling bits of metal: The most valuable object to dismantle for iron is the sawmill, which will drop 30. Usually, these items will drop between one and two iron, though larger things like basketball hoops, mall signs, tent frames, and metal gates can drop four or more. Iron typically comes from smaller metal objects, such as lockers, sinks, hydrants, appliances, signs, and other objects of roughly these sizes. This works not only for iron, but also for the stronger metals and other materials like plant matter and wood. Most of everything you can find around the world can be dismantled to attain resources like metal. In Dysmantle, there are many techniques to locate iron, but disassembling is the most efficient. The most typical method for obtaining steel and titanium is to first gather iron. Now you just have to reach the surreal door and solve the mistery of what’s beyond it.Ĭurrently, the door can be opened, but the level behind it hasn’t been added yet.In Dysmantle, how do you get metal? Where Can I Get Iron? If you manage to clear all the other tombs without dying and to find the skeleton of the king, you can loot him and he will drop the Surreal Key. You will find the skeleton of the one-armed king in the tomb, which you can then loot (since it is technically your last point of death).Īs soon as you die once, your skeleton in the tomb vanishes and the most recent skeleton appears on the map. So to get it, you have to clear all of the tombs in the game and reach the tomb of the one-armed king with a gas mask entirely without dying! The one-armed king gets killed when the archaeologists under their leading researcher, Abby, drop cyanide gas into the tomb of the one-armed king (he was buried alive, because the protagonist is immortal and always gets revived at the closest source of mana = camp fires). Now apply that to what you know about the story…Īs we come to know, the protagonist is the one-armed king.
Well, if you die before reaching it, your old skeleton vanishes and gets replaced by the more recent one, right? When you return to the point of your most recent death, you will find a skeleton of yourself that you can loot, right? Have you ever died in the game? Well, let me tell you something about that. Getting the surreal key is the hard part though. It can only be opened at a certain time of the day/night (it will glow in a ghostly blue). The surreal door is located West of the starting point of the desert railway in a secluded little spot hidden by a big tree in front of it. You wanna know what the surreal door does and where you can find the key for it? You are at the right place!
Hunting the wolves and reindeers in the north part of the map gives you way more hides per kill (up to 2). If you need to collect hides, hunting deers is kinda inefficient. That’s because the “hitbox” (the invisible programmed raster where you have to click to land the shot) is actually under the bird not on top of the graphical model.You might have to aim under them to hit them.Then wait for them to come remotely close and hit the trigger. You need to collect the hunting rifle and go up the hills in the desert to be on a similar height level to the damn birds.There is no reason to hunt them them though, besides completion reasons, since they only drop one regular egg.
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