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Unsolved Unable to interact with Axehead to complete 'The Wound-Wand of Friends' mystery
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A few months ago encountered the Wound-Wands of Friends quest in Grantebridgescire and was asked by Axe Head to pull the axe, the dialogue finished and now he is standing up entirely invincible and unable to be interacted with. I tried multiple times to restart the game, the quest and reload various saves but nothing seems to have fixed it. I have come back to the adventure multiple times across multiple updates to see if it has been fixed and it seems it is still glitched. Has anyone had any luck fixing it or is more waiting my only way out?
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Hello @edudenas,
Sorry to hear that you are unable to proceed in ''The Wound-Wands of Friends'' World event.
Can you please perform all of the troubleshooting steps listed in this article? Secondly, can you please reinstall your game? This will help you to eliminate any potentially corrupted files that can lead to this issue.
If you're still experiencing this, can I kindly ask you to provide us with a short video of this occurring, so we can investigate?
Many thanks and if you have any additional questions, please let us know.Official Response -
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Thank you for the video @edudenas and sorry to see no update has fixed this in-game for you yet. I guess Axehead didn't enter Valhalla afterall, he is one tough cookie.
If you are able to and have not tried already, can you please use the Atlas to completely travel out of England to another country, have a sleep or meditate, finish another side quest, world event, or mystery quest, then come back to the area where Axehead can be found, to see if he is still standing there?Official Response'Nothing goes over my head. My reflexes are too fast, I would catch it' 🐄💨💨💨
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I have tried that approach many times, and it doesn’t seem to change anything unfortunately. No matter where I go in between visits he’s always standing in the same spot. -
@edudenas I'm sorry to hear that the issue persists.
Before we can report this to the development team to investigate we would require the Ubisoft account username that is linked to your PlayStation account to play the game. I checked the account you have used to post here on the forum and no games have been played on there.Official Response“We work in the Dark, to serve the Light. We are Assassins.”🦅
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@edudenas Hey.
Thanks for providing the info. We've located the account and forwarded your information and video to the game team for investigation.
We'll be back in touch once we have some news to share on the issue.
Thanks again!Official Response
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