Okay, so I wanted to mess around with this “dream ticker” thing and the “radiant feldspar” in Honkai Star Rail. I’d seen some cool posts online and figured, why not try it myself? Here’s how it went down.
Getting Started
First, I had to, you know, actually find where these things were. I hopped into the game and started exploring Penacony. I remembered someone mentioning the Reverie (Dreamscape), so I headed there first. The dream ticker puzzles were pretty easy to spot, kinda like those little clockwork birds.
Figuring Out the Dream Tickers
Honestly, the first few dream ticker puzzles were a bit of trial and error. I just started moving the little blocks around, trying to get the gears to connect. The main goal is to get the little ticker guy from the starting point to the end point, usually marked by a golden gear. It’s all about making sure the path is clear and the gears are all turning the right way.
- Move the blocks: You can slide those orange blocks around to different positions.
- Rotate the gears: Some gears can be rotated to change the direction they turn.
- Connect everything: Make sure all the gears are connected so the ticker can move smoothly.
The Radiant Feldspar Challenge
Now, the radiant feldspar… that was a bit trickier. I knew I needed to collect six of these from fixing the dream tickers, but some of the puzzles were definitely harder than others. I spent a good chunk of time just fiddling with the blocks and gears, trying different combinations.
I messed up a BUNCH of times. Like, seriously, I kept getting the ticker stuck or sending him in the wrong direction. There was one puzzle in particular, I think it was the third or fourth one, that had me stumped for a good 20 minutes. I almost gave up, but I took a break, came back, and finally figured it out. It felt pretty good to finally see that little guy reach the end!
The Reward
After I finally fixed all six dream tickers and grabbed the radiant feldspar, I could go to this specific spot to put it into place… and I just get something, it wasn’t all that in the end, to be honest.
It was kinda fun but I do not really feel like doing more.
