I recommend you use this trick with some caution because I can't guarantee it won't mess something up later on down the line. Since then I've tried this trick on multiple vaults and every time the door has sprung open as if by magic. I discovered this completely by accident on the Suburbia Vault. You can open any Old World Vault simply by going up to it, entering Photo Mode, and then backing out of Photo Mode. So, that's the intended method of opening the Old World Vaults scattered about the world. Wherever you find an Old World Vault, you'll find the location of one of Moog's Monster Hunt quests. Every time you defeat one of these monsters, it will give you a vault key for that location, which you can then use to unlock the vault and obtain the rare and powerful loot within. This is because every Old World Vault is connected to one of Moog's monsters that need hunting. If you look hard at the map near all the Suburbia Old World Vaults, you'll notice that in each area where there's a vault (including Suburbia), there's a big monster wagging its tail around on that part of the map. You'll encounter him early on in the main story, just after you've unlocked the Mekton which you can use to safely traverse the Deadzone.
Moog is a character found in the Deadzone in the far west. Here's the missing bit of information: you have to get the Suburbia Vault Key from a different side quest: the first of Moog's Monster Hunts. Most players get stuck trying to open the Suburbia Old World Vault fairly early on in their side-quest journey. One of them is the way the game intended, and the other is a cheaty glitchy method that I discovered. There are two ways to open Old World Vaults in Biomutant.
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