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Unsolved Unable to loot Monk's Lair Treasure in Suthsexe
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Following the clue, and checking Chertsey Abbey's old large tree, the loot doesn't appear near the broken headstone.
Reloading the save or even restarting the game doesn't change anything.
I had no issue collecting other treasures.
There doesn't seem a glitch like this reported in the megathread, so here i am.
Thanks in advance if you have any recommendations, or else i guess i'll just wait for a patch. -
Hello there @M00N_S0N! Welcome to the forums
I'm sorry to hear that you've had trouble collecting the treasure hoard from Chertsey Abbey. Thank you for taking the time to share your report with us.
To help us to take a closer look at this, would you be able to send us a video which shows the following:- Your in-game inventory, showing that you have collected the treasure hoard map, and that you haven't yet collected the loot. You should be looking for the Cross Face scheme (Head).
- That you are unable to interact with the treasure hoard spot. Please can you show us your location on the map, and that there is no interact prompt available.
I'd recommend uploading the video to a sharing platform, such as YouTube or Google Drive, as this will allow you to post a shareable link within this thread.
We can then forward this to the development team for further investigation.
Thanks!
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