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Unsolved Unable to complete 'Edmund's Arrows' mystery as the arrows are missing
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Hello
I am playing ACV on PS4, I have logged over 130 hours and finished all trophies except I cannot complete the world event Edmund's Arrows. The NPC woman who buys the arrows is present in front of the throne but there are no arrows to collect and I cannot interact with her. Her dialogue indicates that she is still looking at the arrows, even though none are present. I have tried meditating, resetting cache, reloading previous saves, nothing works. I have tried firing more arrow into the throne as suggested in other posts but with no success. I believe there is still a bug, grateful if it could be addressed.
https://discussions.ubisoft.com/topic/97343/resolved-unable-to-proceed-in-edmund-s-arrows-as-npc-doesn-t-appear-post-here/27?lang=en-US
I dont think it has been resolved. -
@williamoss87 I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing this issue.
I can confirm that the link to the megathread that you provided was a bug for the same quest, however for that issue the NPC was missing. That issue was fixed with update 1.2.2.1.
Your issue is slightly different as there are no arrows in the throne and the NPC is present but cannot be interacted with. Can you remember if you collected the arrows previously then left the area without talking to the NPC? Can you also check your inventory bag to see if you have Edmund's arrows. Do you also have the latest update installed?
Could you also provide a video please. In the video can you show your map to show that the world event icon is still on the map, then show that the arrows are missing and that you are unable to interact with the NPC.Official Response
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