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Unsolved Raining inside houses
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It's kind of amazing that this game has been out since 2020 and this bug is still not fixed. Whenever it is raining in the game world, it's also raining inside houses. Big buildings like churches or castles are normal but when you go inside a regular house during rain, it's just raining right through the roof. It's kinda immersion breaking when people's homes are getting soaked. This is especially true when there are npc's inside. They just completely ignore the fact that their roof appears to be full of holes
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@Crazybone992
If it’s also raining every time you boot up the game, go to a Snotinghamscire mystery “Myth in the Mountains” and find the dead body of a pict you killed and return it to a camp of men below, dialogue will happen and fixed. It’s explained a bit more here:
https://discussions.ubisoft.com/topic/96317/when-loading-a-save-it-is-always-raining-in-game-post-here
Someone reported raining in houses, so I’m assuming this glitch is your glitch here if you also always load into rain. Follow the steps as mentioned and it should disappear, hope this helps
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@HIDDEN1NE Except it isn't always raining in my game. Rain happens randomly as it should. So my bug is probably different than the one you mentioned.
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@Crazybone992
Word then, I’ve noticed some houses too that have rain inside them (no bug for me though, all good like you) no matter what, but it’s likely something they won’t get to. However if it’s every house that has rain in it, can’t say that I’ve seen other posts about it, so even more likely it’ll go unsolved. Sorry to hear if that’s the case, hopefully it’s just a few buildings? -
@HIDDEN1NE Can't say if it happens in every house but I've seen it happen so often that I'm sure it's a bug.
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Hello to both of you!
I know it's not super pleasant for it to rain inside any time it rains outside @Crazybone992. (Having been there, done that but I most assuredly noticed things were getting soaked.)
And thank you for chiming in @HIDDEN1NE with the possibility of the other bug though this does appear it may be a slightly different issue.- @Crazybone992, Will you share if this happens with houses anywhere, or is it only in certain areas?
- Could you also grab a video clip or image to help me look into this? If providing a video clip, I'd advise uploading to YouTube, Google Drive, etc., and making sure it's unlisted or public, then providing me with the link here. Thank you!
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