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Unsolved Valle de Oro bug
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I experience a weird thing and it's not the first time. I was playing trying to go to the North-East zone on the map and suddenly the sound turned off, the mini-map and guns disappeared and after a while appeared a screen "Valle de Oro" sending me back to the base I was before. I repeated again and again and always the same. Very annoying. I just wanted to do the red control points and bases to finish the insurgency. I just did the whole story. Can someone help me?
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Hello @bonnieparker thanks for getting in touch with us and letting us know of this particular area reset after the sound and HUD disappeared.
You mentioned that you have been able to repeat this several times, are you able to upload a video for us showing exactly where on the map this is happening and showing the Valle de Oro screen pop up when entering the area, so we can see what is happening as you see it?
To send us a clip of this happening in-game >
PC > Please use the Windows, Alt and R keys, to start recording a video clip with the Xbox Game bar (Which usually comes already installed on Windows 10&11) When you have recorded the clip in your Capture folder, post this clip to a hosting website such as YouTube or Imgur. You should be able to post the URL link to the video in this thread.
Xbox and Playstation > Please press your controller's Share button, this will allow you to capture a video clip, and then your console will ask you to upload it straight to YouTube or Twitter. After uploading to one of these websites, you should be able to post the URL link to the video in this thread.
Please let us know what platform this is affecting for you?Official Response
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