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Unsolved [Sigrblot Festival] 2 minor issues (River Raid NPC icons + bird skin)
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Playing on Xbox One.
Is it just me, or does anyone else have the same 2 issues which are related to the 1.3.0 Sigrblot update?- Almost all the portrait icons of my River Raid NPCs in Vagn's selection screen are duplicates, or not matching their own images - and my own Jomsviking's photo certain is not matching his real appearance
- The new Sigrblot bird skin - the way it shows up when trying to select it in a stable, it is in the upper left square, rather than at the bottom following the last skin bought. (in the game when adding new tattoos, skins, decorations, the order is that new ones always go to the bottom following the previously added new skins)
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Look at this. The Ostara Synin skin is at the bottom, but the skin for Sigrblot is somehow added to the very front. This is not consistent. -
@imaginaryruins Hey there! Thanks for sharing this with us! I have provided this screenshot shared of the raven skin orders to the team to take a look over. As for the first with the portrait icons, could you share any video clips or screenshots to better see this behavior during your gameplay? I'd be happy to also share this with the team to check over. Thanks!
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