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Belle Epoque: The Malmelade Revue quest bug
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After constructing the Iron tower in Cape Trelawney, I got the Belle Epoque: The Malmelade Reve quest, but though it says to find a dancer near the iron Tower (which is in Cape Trelawney), the quest banner appears in the old world, and when I click on the quest message, the camera moves to the center of the ocean. Of course, I cannot find any of the dancers, neither in the old world nor Cape Trelawney.
Save Game File: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AroqGcW7L4HziU0rTUNJ__aE69_i
Here is a video clip of the bug/glitch '> -
Thanks for moving your post here to the new forum system, @ailingtheo
I can see my friend Ubi-Karl has passed your report on to our dev teams, so we're currently looking into this issue.
Let me know if you've any other thoughts or questions in the meantime!Official Response -
@ubi-thrupney: same problem here...I cannot go on with the quest due to the bug
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Thanks for reaching out to us @joschi5689 , sorry to hear you're also having trouble!
At the moment, there's no further news from the development team regarding the ongoing investigation so please hang tight and we'll keep you guys in the loop with news as and when we receive it!
And if there's anything we can help with in the meantime, just let us know!Official Response -
@ubi-theberry
New Problem. I have been absent from the game for a while but I now have a new problem with the quest. The Dancers are nowhere to be found.
https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=F3812FBBC5192ABA&id=F3812FBBC5192ABA%211231&parId=F3812FBBC5192ABA%211230&o=OneUp: (https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=F3812FBBC5192ABA&id=F3812FBBC5192ABA%211231&parId=F3812FBBC5192ABA%211230&o=OneUp) -
Hey @AilingTheo, thanks for your input there and sorry to hear about this.
So previously I understood that you were being directed to the center of the ocean when in attempt to locate dancers, however now I understand that it doesn't give you any direction whatsoever, is that correct?
Also, I have tried to access the file you've provided link to however wasn't able to as it states that it no longer exists.Official Response -
@ubi-karl That is correct. Previously it led me to the middle of the ocean in the old world, now it takes me to the locations where I am supposed to find the dancers, but the dancers are no where to be found.
As for the file, try this link https://1drv.ms/u/s!AroqGcW7L4HziU-U2z0hz4HPRoQG: (https://1drv.ms/u/s!AroqGcW7L4HziU-U2z0hz4HPRoQG) -
@ailingtheo Perfect, thank you! I've gone ahead and updated the team on the new way this issue is presenting and sent them that new save file.
Please keep an eye on this forum for updates, and let us know if you run into any other trouble!Official Response
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