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Unsolved My horse won't run & I also can't call my longship.
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I've been playing Valhalla for months trouble free however i've logged in today & for some reason I can now no longer call my longship & my horse will no longer run, anyone know why this might be the case?
This is not the bug where you had to delete one of the skills to resolve it as i don't have that skill. -
Hey @iamzod, sorry to hear you are currently running into this issue. When completely restarting the game and Ubisoft connect client, do you still receive the same results? I would also try verifying your game files to see if this helps. However, if you still get the same behavior, could you share a short video clip of what you see when playing?
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@ubi-smash I can't really film the inability to run as it looks like my horse is simply trotting. As for the calling my ship, i get red text saying the skill is unavailable.
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@iamzod Would you be able to provide a screenshot of the red text you are seeing when selecting the longship? For the horse issues, are you having any problems with sprinting with Eivor too? Have you recently updates any of your keybindings?
Official ResponseSMASH that like button if I was able to help out! ^_^ || Currently playing Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
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@ubi-smash The inability to run appears to have resolved itself, I did change keybindings thinking my shift key may have failed but have since changed them all back.
As for the boat issue, it persists, the option is greyed out in the menu & when I try to highlight it I get "Ability Missing"
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@iamzod Glad to hear the running issue has been sorted out. For the longship ability, could you confirm if the image below is what you are seeing? Please note that you cannot call your longship if you are far from water or within enemy territory. Have you tried fast traveling to other locations to see if you receive the same results?
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