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Unsolved QUEST BUG-Of Fist Dances and Sweaty Oaths Mystery
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There seems to be a bug during this mystery quest call "Of Fist Dances and Sweaty Oaths" all of the brawler NPC's just huddled together and do not move around as they use to at lunch day. Below is a video clip showing what's happening now and what the quest looked like at lunch.
Platform is Xbox Series X
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Hello there @GLADI8ORDUDE!
Thanks for taking the time to share your report with us, and for including a video. That definitely looks like strange behaviour to me. Just to confirm, are you still able to interact with the brawler NPC to progress with this world event? Or has this issue prevented you from continuing with the mystery?
If you are able to continue with the world event, do the rest of the NPCs return to their previous actions, or do they remain huddled up together?
Thanks!
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@ubi-borealis I can still continue with the event and talk to the main brawler NPC and move on to the next fight. The bug is before or after you brawled with one of the brawlers. Instead of the NPC's brawlers continuing their normal behaviors like drinking mead and practicing for the next fight. They instead just huddle into one big cluster and do nothing.
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I'm glad to hear that progression isn't blocked for you at least, @gladi8ordude. If you continue to progress in the World Event, do you notice this behaviour occurring after each brawl you participate in? Or is it for instance just after the first or second encounter, but not both / all?
Do you happen to have any other videos exhibiting this behaviour, or know of any other players affected by this issue?
It would help to have additional resources to show the developers to open an investigation with them.Official Response -
@ubi-woofer Yes. After each brawl, you fight the brewers will all gather around you as they should. After the brawl is down they all gather in one glop instead of going about their regular routines. I started this world event in November of last year and never finished it. Back then the game looked like the video I posted back when the game launched. I think after some update between when I started the game and up to know might cause something to go wrong with the NPC's brewers behavior. I, unfortunately, do not know anyone with this bug currently, but if I find anything else I will post it here.
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@gladi8ordude
No problem and thanks for the detailed info on this. We'll keep an eye out for further reports.Official Response
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