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Unsolved bug report - discos locos clip empty (far cry 6 pc)
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the resolver weapon "discos locos" reloads every time you put it in your hand, but instead of keeping the ammo you had in the "clip" it acts like you already shot all of the disks making it so you can use all the ammo for the weapon without firing it once.(edit) after further testing the glitch only happens when you use the meatal disk ammo type, the weapon works just fine with the cd ammo type
I have also noticed the faster enemy respawn bug in the plantation areas in the madrugada region -
Hey @willie2000_uby , thanks very much for pointing this out, and welcome to the forums! I understand that the Discos Locos weapon seems to always start with an empty clip when using the metal discs - that sounds most inconvenient! I've gone ahead and reported this to our team internally to take a closer look.
Sorry for the inconvenience in the meantime. Let me know if you run into any other issues!Official Response -
@willie2000_uby Hey, I also encounter this issue with the discos locos. This happened after the last update where they implemented the swapping of ammo. It happens when swapping weapons to the discos locos, climbing ladders the bring up the gun, or just anytime the gun is brought up. it does the reload animation without me reloading or even on a full clip then it consumes that ammo until your on 0 ammo. I have contacted support regarding this and they said it is being handled. Would be nice to get traction if we can get more people to report the issue. BTW here is a video of what happens in my game
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@ubi-thrupney Happening here as well.
Also one thing to note that the ammo change animation is "bugged" as well. So when you hit "L" (on pc) to change the ammo type it will be immediatley replaced (in the slot) and then removed from the "magazine":
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Hello, @Gelokitty @Ampee1! Thank you for the videos. Please follow this guide to upload your saves to the cloud in order to help with the investigation. After you complete this, please let me know. Many thanks!
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Thanks for that @ampee1 , appreciate it!
I've passed your save and report onto the team while they continue to investigate this issue.
When we have more information to share, we'll keep you guys updated here!
Thank you for your help and patience!Official Response -
the resolver weapon "discos locos" reloads every time you put it in your hand, but instead of keeping the ammo you had in the "clip" it acts like you already shot all of the disks making it so you can use all the ammo for the weapon without firing it once.(edit) after further testing the glitch only happens when you use the meatal disk ammo type, the weapon works just fine with the cd ammo type
I have also noticed the faster enemy respawn bug in the plantation areas in the madrugada regionStill broken on Stadia as of 10:21 AM on Wednesday, April 27th 2022. So frustrating
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Hey @rndysasqatch
A patch hasn't been released to resolve this yet but it's still something the dev team are aware of.Official Response -
@Ubi-Froggard Any news on this issue? This issue makes me not to use the disco locos weapon.
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Heya @Ampee1 ,
We've no news to share for these Discos Locos issues, I'm afraid - my apologies for the inconvenience. I understand that this makes you less keen to use the weapon, and I can see our teams are looking into it.
Sorry I don't have anything further to report at the moment. As always, let me know if you've any other questions.Official Response -
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@Ampee1 Understood !
I've taken note of your report, along with the details you provided.
We do not have new information to share at the moment, and we apologize for the inconvenience.
As soon as updates on the matter are available we'll let you know on the forums.
We thank you for your patience and understanding in the meantime, and if you have questions, or for any other Issue, feel free to let us know !Official Response
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he just throws the discs on the ground , hahaha
sigh....
last edited by Ubi-Thrupney