What to do with the Copper and Lead Silent Hill 2 Remake Rings?
Oct. 7, 2024The Copper Ring and Lead Ring in the Silent Hill 2 Hospital are used on 2F
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The Silent Hill 2 Remake Copper and Lead rings in the Hospital aren’t too difficult to find, but working out where to use them is harder, as James' claim that he knows exactly where they go is a tricky thing to swallow considering the dream-like, quasi-symbolic logic that so many of theSilent Hill 2 Remakepuzzles operate under. In fact, you need to bring them back up to the second floor of the hospital to proceed, unlocking the Lady of the Door with them. If you want a primer on the exact process, and where to find the Copper Ring and Lead Ring in Silent Hill 2, we’ll explain below.
What to do with the Rings in the Silent Hill 2 Remake Hospital
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The Copper Ring and Lead Ring in the Silent Hill 2 Remake are used to open the Lady of the Door on Hospital 2F, the door with the relief on its that’s revealed after you complete the chained box with three different locks on it, next to theSilent Hill 2 Remake Nurses' Office.
When you approach the Lady of the Door, use theCopper Ring on the left hand and the Lead Ring on the right hand of the relief.This will cause the door to open up and allow you to proceed to the next section of the game - however,make sure you’ve done everything you want to do in the Hospital before you do!You won’t be able to come back to this area afterwards.
If you haven’t found the two rings needed to unlock the Lady of the Door in Silent Hill 2, you can find their locations laid out below.
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