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Unsolved [BUG] Eivor is stuck on his throne in Ravenstorpe
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Hello everyone,
I was in a main quest after Basim use the Animus, there is a cutscene where Eivor and Sigurd comes back to Ravenstorpe, at the end of the cutscene where Randvi says: "they know our secret" it stops, the scene remains still and the characters motionless, looking outside. After about 5-6 seconds the scene unlocks and you should regain control of Eivor, but this does not happen because it is only possible to move the camera and not Eivor. He's stuck and I can't continue the main story. I tried reloading a previous save, restarting my PS5, but nothing, it doesn't fix. Is the resolution expected with the next update?
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@scomplication I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing this issue.
Could you please provide. In the video can you go to the quest log screen to show your active quests and then press the R3 button to show your completed quests and scroll down to the bottom. Can you then show that Eivor is stuck and cannot move.Official Response“We work in the Dark, to serve the Light. We are Assassins.”🦅
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@ubi-keo I cannot open the quest list if I press the touchpad a message shows that says "World map not avaiable"
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@scomplication I'm pleased the issue is resolved
If you experience this kind of issue again, please let us know.Official Response
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