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Unsolved Random dead horse in settlement
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Just fast travelled back to my settlement after some exploring and found this dead horse leaving here (I didn't kill it or even ride it and dismounted from it at this spot).
Any recommendations on how this can be moved? Have tried fast travelling away and back a few times already and it won't despawn.
Thanks
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Hello @Avenger237,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention!
Can you please confirm if you're experiencing this after restarting your game, by any chance? If so, can you please provide us with a short video of this occurring, so we can have a look?
Many thanks and if you have any additional questions, please let us know.Official Response -
@Ubi-Mark Hi, just restarted and the dead horse is still there. Now half is disappeared and it has changed colour lol
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Ack @Avenger237! That is certainly unpleasant and I'm so sorry but thank you for getting us the image.
Just to rule something out, I'd like you to try verifying your files for me. If it's still there, please update me so we can get this checked into further.Official Response(: If I'm able to help you, please feel free to give me a like :) || Currently playing Tactics Ogre and Fire Emblem Engage
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@Avenger237 Don't worry, I also got it since months, but didn't make a post - there is just no sense in it J
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I can confirm this has been reported to the teams now @Avenger237 and I've added your information to the report.
@Et4hiel, I'm really sorry you encountered this unpleasantness as well. I've also added your information to our report. This goes for either of you but please feel free to reach out if there's anything I can assist with in the meantime.Official Response
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