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Unsolved [Bug] Eivors clothes don’t get wet anymore with patch 1.4
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With the new update 1.4 the armors don’t get wet anymore after getting out of water.
Worked just fine before and I just tested it with an old 1.3.2 save file on my old ps4 and it’s working. On my ps5 save with 1.4 the feature is missing as of now.
anyone else also experiencing this?
while I’m at it, Reda has become mute.
and what about the Irish fireflies ? Why are they still disappearing after releasing them 6 months after the release of wrath of the druids dlc ?
Ubisoft how is it possible that you add more and more bugs with each so called “patch”?
while I appreciate the new free content and really like the game it’s really becoming an issue for me and I guess for a lot of other players too. I mean it’s the first anniversary of valhalla and the game still has a lot of bugs! It’s so frustrating…
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Hello @philos89 . I do apologize for the frustration caused by all of these issues you're experiencing while playing Valhalla. I do appreciate you reaching out to report them, however! With this new issue that's arisen with the latest patch, would you be able to grab a video or a screenshot showing the issue for me? I'm also not aware of any issues with fireflies as well. Would you be able to provide me with more details about this as well?
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