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Locked Unsolved "Clues and Riddles" investigation bug
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I have encountered a bug on PS4 during the "Clues and Riddles" quest in the Glowcestrescire arc so I'm unable to continue with the story after 130 hours.
I'm investigating Tewdwr's fate and I can't investigate the last clue along the back wall in the second room to progress the quest.
Here is a video showing that the triangle button tooltip doesn't appear, I'm also spamming the button while trying to get in a position to activate it but it doesn't work.
The first time I played to this point (first time this bug was encountered) I also had a warning come up that I had to be anonymous to interact with all the other clues too - but I hadn't exited the building to trigger that part of the quest (to put me into combat) so I don't know how I was in combat. This warning hasn't come up since the first attempt but the inability to interact with this clue is still a problem.
I've tried reloading an earlier save before starting this quest - how far back do you have to go? I've reloaded 2 earlier saves prior to starting this quest and fast travel also doesn't help or going to Norway and back.
I have reviewed this thread:
https://discussions.ubisoft.com/topic/83619/resolved-unable-to-progress-with-clues-and-riddles-post-here?lang=en-US
Which lists some similar bugs which were fixed in version 1.2.1 however I'm on 1.3.0 on ps4 and having this issue, it's also locked so I created a new thread.
Are there any other options I should try to get around this bug? -
“We work in the Dark, to serve the Light. We are Assassins.”🦅
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Thanks for getting back to us @twulz!
No need to apologize, glad to see we were able to help!
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