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Unsolved Another bug - The Corpse Feeders
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A found another bug. I should start charging for my testing time.
During the Corpse Feeders fight, Niht Wulf attacked me at the same time as another wolf. One of the two knocked me waaaayyyy out of the arena. I couldn't get my bearings and run back in fast enough. Niht Wulf was stuck in the pose where he is supposed to be on me, and I am supposed to spam L1 (PS5). I defeated the other two, but he was still stuck. I could not damage him. I did not think to try spamming L1 because there was no message on my screen. I had to run out of the arena and reset the whole fight. The fight has other issues. I lost visibility a lot when I was attacked.
This may be similar to the problem I reported in the other arena a few nights ago. There seems to be an issue with how far I am going when I either dodge or get knocked back. No, I don't have a video. -
Hello @VirtualAwesome,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention!
This is strange behaviour and definitely doesn't seem right. As you mentioned that you don't have any video of this at this time, can I ask you to provide us with one if you encounter this issue again? It will help us to forward it to the development team, so they can reproduce this issue.
Many thanks and if you have any additional questions, please let us know.Official Response -
@ubi-mark Can you post a link on the easiest way to capture and post a video? I never do it. Just not my thing.
Overall, I am enjoying the game, but it does seem to be very buggy still. I find a lot of visual bugs that I don’t bother to report. Things like cows stuck in walls, ropes that are partially invisible, rocks that are invisible (you move up and down as you walk over them), and so on. Most of them aren’t game breaking, but some of them can be a problem if you are in a battle and you can’t move because you are stuck against some invisible object. -
We don't have a specific guide on how to capture and post a video, @VirtualAwesome, as it can very depending on the platform you use. As you're playing on PS5, this support article by PlayStation may be of some help.
I don't play on PS5 myself, but on PS4 I'm able to capture videos using the "Share" button and upload them directly to YouTube. I believe there's a similar method available for PS5
I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying the game overall, even if you have encountered a number of visual bugs. Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback with us. If you would like to report these in the forums, please include either a video or an image of the location you encountered the issue at. This helps the development team to investigate the issue further.
Thanks!
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