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Unsolved Unable to replay Mythical Memories in Svartalfheim
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Hello I would like to give a feedback (or report a potentiel bug, I don't know) concerning Mythical Memories in Svartalfheim,
Mythical Memories are side activities on the map that consists of anvils located in the center of specific locations, you can interact with these anvils to start a cutscene explaining a story of the norse Isu lore.
The issue is that when you interact with these anvils for the first time, you can't interact with them again, it makes these big locations (see attached screenshots) completely useless and it's a shame because these cutscenes are very well done and it would be nice to be able to see them again.
So it would be nice if you could make the anvil interact button not disappear after interacting with it for the first time (like Cairns in England)
Thanks in advance!
Example of one of those big locations that are useless:
All Mythical Memories:
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Hey @Mesakaga
Thanks for the suggestion. I can definitely pass this on for you so that the dev team may be able to consider changes to this in future
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No problem and thank you too, I hope they'll change that, it would give players one more reason to revisit the map after finishing the DLC
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Yes that would be awesome. And also: leave places' map names on the map. E.g. each time I find a mythical memory the name of the place gets added to the map. Once I have watched it there is no way to find it again since its name is no longer on the map. I have so far uncovered some, saved, then watched and reloaded the save. That way I have seen what it is and can see where they are. But it means the game does not store my progression of watching the memories.
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Hey guys! I absolutely agree that it is a great idea! It seems to be working as intended as per the current design, but we have already flagged it to the dev team as feedback. Once we have additional information, we will communicate it through these forums and the patch notes, thanks!
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