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Unsolved Issues with AC Valhalla
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So I cannot complete the quest with beekeeper and the poet; it is showing up on map and will mot complete.
Second issue is my progress for the Siege of Paris is not showing up on connect. Some help would be nice thank you for the game! -
Hey there,
Sorry to hear that you are encountering both these issues.
With regards to the issue you have with beekeeper and the poet would it be at all possible to share a link to a video so we can see exactly what you see?
With regards to your progress not showing in Ubisoft Connect would it be possible to share images of what you see and images showing you meet requirements so we can take a closer look?
Many thanks.Official Response -
@ubi-wheelyduck
Hi
I think I know what the problem with the Poet and Beekeeper mystery is. If we give the Poet's love letter to the wrong Beekeeper, the (wrong) Beekeeper keeps the letter and the Poet disappears from his post. The quest marker remains where the Poet should be and the quest doesn't complete.
I got in the habit of making a manual save before I trigger any quest and with some trial and error this mystery only progressed and completed after giving the Poet's love letter to the right Beekeeper the first time.
@loveablecannon20
If you have a save prior to this mystery, load it and give the Poet's letter to the average-build male Beekeeper (not the female Beekeeper or the big-build male one).
I have no idea if this mystery resets without a prior save though : / It didn't seem to reset for me. At one point I went and did other things and the Poet didn't return to his post. So I lost some progress reloading until I got the right Beekeeper. Hope such is not the case for you. -
Hey there,
Thank you for sharing your experience with what helped you with the Poet and Beekeeper.
Your experience is very helpful as the steps you followed are very likely to help others moving forward.
If there is ever anything we can help you with just let us know.Official Response
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