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Unsolved Completed 'The Thegn of Lincoln' quest but the next quest 'Where the Stone Falls' does not start
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I have completed the Thegn of Lincoln quest, but I couldn't get the next mission. I have tried relaunch, creating manual save, completed the quest again, and deleted the game. But still, I don't get the next quest.
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@pompermeulheim I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing this, it is not a known issue.
Can you please provide a video. In the video can you show the following:- Your quest log screen
- Your completed quests screen then scroll to the bottom
- Your alliance map
Did you encounter any game crashes? And do you have the latest update installed?Official Response“We work in the Dark, to serve the Light. We are Assassins.”🦅
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@ubi-keo Hello again, I have recorded a video and uploaded it to google drive. Here is the link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SuVyPFtX8cNG0mULvRsGKg4j0Vi-4bIT/view?usp=sharing: (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SuVyPFtX8cNG0mULvRsGKg4j0Vi-4bIT/view?usp=sharing)
I encountered crashes many times, but not in The Thegn of Lincoln quest. Also, I have installed the game recently, so I have the latest update. I have been trying to solve this problem for a long while and tried to complete the quest again after every update. I also followed solved bug patches. Opened the game on GeForce now. But none of them worked. I still can't get the next quest.
Unluckily, I have experienced the problem after playing 80 hours. -
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@pompermeulheim Apologies for the late response, and thanks for the video provided.
I can see that the 'Thegn of Lincoln' quest does not appear in the completed quests log, so it appears that the game has not recognised the quest as being completed for some reason which explains why the next quest has not triggered.
You mentioned you tried completing the quest again but it did not resolve the issue. Can you confirm when you complete the quest that you receive the on screen notification to say that the quest has been completed? Could you try completing the quest again and record a video to show this.Official Response“We work in the Dark, to serve the Light. We are Assassins.”🦅
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@ubi-keo I recorded a video to show the problem and the completed quests log. Here is the link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-0D2HRRs2nO7OEqDzzYp8mNaj9QV4UAa/view?usp=sharing: (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-0D2HRRs2nO7OEqDzzYp8mNaj9QV4UAa/view?usp=sharing)
Actually, in the previous video, I showed the 'Thegn of Lincoln' quest as completed in the completed quests log. -
@pompermeulheim Thanks for the video.
I will report this to the development to investigate.Official Response
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