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Unsolved River Raids after TU 1.3.1
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For now everything goes smooth. But I noticed this:
Is there any weapon I didn't discover until now? Or is this a typo? -
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@bielik01
I tried do edit my message. Want insert maybe the quest bring us back to the rivers to complete them.
Nothing new, new update new bugs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And new microtransaction stuff, reskin and never saw something uglier like the horse and the raven. I really want the same drugs ubisoft use.
All the stuff is senseless, nothing to do after you finish the game. Many rideables(more or less all the same) and settlement items and no place to use and tattoos noone can see.
I was crazy for a viking game but this game is a big dissapointment for me. I cry for the money i pay for it..
I dont buy for sure a new season pass, the should spend the new DLC for all the bugs to us. -
I have noticed the same.
Since the quest "find gear in river Berbha" completed after the second gear piece, and Severn was of course completed long ago, I believe it is just an issue of wrong maximum numbers. -
@bielik01
I only completed the 2 Berbha Quests. I am not addicted to ACV.
Origins and Odyssey i played until i get unconscious -
Ok here is my experience. Started the feature with the first river, had 300/400 supplies on my ship, had the helmet of the mentioned armored set. Then at some point started raiding another location in the same river, spotted a few enemies behind a wall, climbed the wall, jumped on the enemies with the dive of the valkyries ability, fell through the map, kept falling until desync(keep in mind by this time i spent about an hour). Thought, ok reloading the last save would still help me out(since it would drop me at least somewhere near) . But when the game loaded, i spawned in ravensthorpe next to vaughn, all of my progress was lost, only the 50 supplies that i had before entering the mode, were there. Dont tell me that this is an intended behavior, because i technically died. I am failing to see how this is my fault(death by falling through the map) and this is to be expected...
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@boo-yah1907 and now everything is on my uplay library is lost, EVERYTHİNG!!!!!!!! Its empty and the warning of trying to re-connect while i "PLAY" is on the bottom, what the heck!!!!!! Whats going on, are you having fun, is it funny?????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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@boo-yah1907
Same here
I played since 2 hours on PC with no issues and suddenly i got the cant save popup. Saves are corrupt and the game and Ubisoft Connect are offline.
I dont know if i lost my profile and i have for sure no issues with the connection.
The launcher is still showing errors and i am not able to login
Ubisoft website shows me also sometimes an error
Isnt not funny anymore how Ubisoft behave to us, since month bugs and problems. Worst game i ever played and i played many -
@bielik01
Holy sh.t....Copy and paste. The strongholds in the ireland raids are totally same..Keys,cows, food, soldiers etc all on the same place -
Actually I found a bug with unlocking doors from the inside in River Severn, just like I reported it the last time. Thankfully, I had no problems with doors in the new River Raids maps.
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@boo-yah1907 same thing happened again, fell through the map and got stuck swimming this time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Deleting the game, i would also like my money back...
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Hello there!
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with River Raids following the release of TU 1.3.1. I'm sorry to hear that some of you have encountered trouble during your raids.
Please note that more gear and weapons will become available to find as you progress through the River Raid questline. I'd recommend taking the time to complete all of the available quests first, as this may reveal why some rivers suddenly have more items to find
If you have completed all of the available quests for the River Raids and you are still prompted to collect additional gear and weapons, please don't hesitate to update us so we can investigate further.
I'm sorry to hear that you've lost some of your progress after desynchronising during a River Raid, @boo-yah1907. Please note that if you desynchronise during a River Raid, you will respawn back in the Settlement, so I can confirm that this is working as intended. This is because progress isn't saved during the River Raids, to increase the level of risk. To save any of the items collected during a River Raid, you will need to return to the Settlement. I apologise for any inconvenience that has been caused.
You mention that you've fallen through the map in some locations. Can you let us know where these locations were so we can investigate further?
We are aware of some issues affecting Ubisoft Connect this week due to degradation, though these should now be resolved. Can you let me know if you're still having issues with the Ubisoft Connect library? If you are still missing your games, please can you open a support ticket so our team can investigate this further.
The issue with being unable to save the game and corrupted saves following the release of TU 1.3.1. should now be resolved, @SteveZ_Pun. Can you let us know if you're now able to launch the game and access your saves successfully?
Thanks for sharing your videos about issues you've encountered with chests, @bielik01. Just to clarify with your first video with the small chest - is this a chest you'd previously looted in another raid, or did it still show as available to loot after collecting the treasure within?
As for your second video, this is working as intended as you already have six rations. If you loot a big chest that has rations in after collecting six, you won't receive the prompt of loot being collected. This is similar to how you are unable to loot foreign supplies chest if your ship's cargo is full. Your jomsvikingr should receive additional rations to use if they don't have enough, though!
If I haven't addressed any of the issues brought to my attention within this thread, please don't hesitate to let me know. If you have any questions or concerns about the issues you've encountered, please don't hesitate to update us within this thread so we can take a closer look.
Thanks!
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@ubi-borealis I don't remember if I opened the small chest in this iteration or previous one, but irregardless it shouldn't glow as available to loot.
As per my second video, if I have all 6 rations and the chest contains rations, I get message that I can't carry any more rations and therefore can't open the chest, but this is not the case here.
I didn't get any rations nor supplies from opening this chest (and as I wrote before, I reported the same issue in TU 1.3.0). -
Thanks for providing some more information about the small chest for me, @bielik01. If you encounter this issue again and are able to recall if the chest was looted on the current or a previous run, please can you let us know? This information could be helpful for further investigation. I'll share the video you've been able to provide in the meantime.
I understand that you weren't provided a prompt, and apologise for any confusion caused. I'll notify the team about the lack of a message. I can confirm that you wouldn't have received anything from this chest, though, as you already have six rations when opening the chest. This looks like it would be a rations chest due to the fact it's been opened at a Homestead.
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@ubi-borealis I’d like to add that since installing TU 1.3.1, I have sometimes experienced a problem where Eivor can’t get help from his Jomsvikings to open a big chest... here’s a video showing the most obvious example where multiple Jomsvikings were around, but no one helped, and when attempting to stop and restart a raid, no new Jomsvikings appear in the vicinity as they usually do when Eivor wants to open a chest.
https://1drv.ms/v/s!AhFeScLdbsMBmGenNuZRF7dY75_I?e=UH9M8c: (https://1drv.ms/v/s!AhFeScLdbsMBmGenNuZRF7dY75_I?e=UH9M8c)
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