keystone for temple of the ancients

how do i get to golden saucer and get the keystone from dio cause i walk the desert and end up getting tired of going ne whereesle and get on that dumb chocobo carriage

p.s. i already know where the temple is

If you go the right way you find Barret’s old buddy and the plot can go forward more. I forgot exactly where, I think its up and to the right. If you get to a junk yard you are close. Anyone want to help me out on this?

To get to the Golden Saucer you go to Coal Town or whatever (Barrets hometown)

Go thugh there and you should get to a Chargo like thing with like thing will big propellers which will lead you to the Golden Saucer.

Do you have the Bronco yet? If you don’t, then it’s not the stage of the game where you get the keystone.

If you have the bronco, go to that hut with it, where the guy will tell you he’s sold it to Dio. Then, go to North Corel, take the ropeway to the Gold Saucer. Enter the Battle Square and turn right.

Erm, how do you walk through the desert? You cant, it stops you…

Unless your at the corel prison which is a different matter, but if your not just go through corel town and to the Tram flying thing, simple.

Yeah, basically to sum up what people have already said. Go to North Corel, and go on the big propeller carriage thing. Then when you’re at the Gold Saucer, goto ‘Battle Square,’ then when you climb the big flight of stairs to gointo the place go right, into the museum, and then look at the large orb thing in the centre. From there just follow the storyline.

yeah, find Dyne and the story will progress and you’ll get the buggy.

Do you have the Bronco yet? If you don’t, then it’s not the stage of the game where you get the keystone.

If you have the bronco, go to that hut with it, where the guy will tell you he’s sold it to Dio. Then, go to North Corel, take the ropeway to the Gold Saucer. Enter the Battle Square and turn right.

this is what i needed thanks Pacific

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