Colorado Springs Professional Fire Fighters IAFF Local 5 President Curt Crumb said. “We grieve with you, as we have lost one of our own: Bobby Keese.” Keese died on Oct. 20 last year from ...

Keese passed away on Oct. 20, 2023, due to risks related to firefighting. He joined CSFD in 1993 and served for 30 years, 24 of those years as a Driver/Engineer. His father also served as a Driver ...

The fire that engulfs the bodies of these bat-like Keese makes them more dangerous than the standard type. They're capable of setting fire to anything they touch that is flammable, such as grass ...

If you go right and climb down again, you’ll see another unlit torch and a fire keese. Take down the fire keese and learn the Fire Keese Echo if you haven’t already. Hold down Y to far-place a ...

There are several Fire Keese that will cause the grass to light aflame. You can simply wait for the grass to burn, then make your way across to the climbing wall at the other end of the chamber.

This year, the IAFF added the names of 306 fallen firefighters from the U.S. and Canada to the Wall of Honor, including Bobby Keese, a driver/engineer with the Colorado Springs Fire Department.

There are several rooms in the Faron Temple that will require you to light torches, so you should consider getting the Fire Keese Echo or the Fire Wizzrobe.

For the first time since 2011, a former member of the Colorado Springs Fire Department will be one of the honorees. Bobby Keese was a Colorado Springs Fire Department driver and engineer who died ...

Climb up the rock walls and have a Fire Keese take out the Mini-Moldorms to clear a path, which leads to the high platforms above, where you’ll find a Waypoint to activate. Beyond are two paths ...

You can also use Water Blocks to swim up there. You'll need a Fire Keese for the torch at the bottom, too. However, you'll want to throw a Water Block up top to stop the ice geyser from doing damage.