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Locked Unsolved Drunken Eivor
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Why is it that whenever I open AC Valhalla and load my game, this one always loads with drunk Eivor?
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@juanreyesmonroy sounds like an older bug that occurred during one of the festivals. Are you fully up to date?
I wish that they had implemented fully drunk Eivor who would first start to have minor black outs with time jumps but then at a certain point would pass out and wake up in embarrassing situations. Maybe even have to go and retrieve your stuff! -
@juanreyesmonroy
Eivor spawning drunk is a known issue, it's in the Reported Issues Megathread List,
Sadly it isn't still fixed, You may find more infos in the related megathread here :
https://discussions.ubisoft.com/topic/133985/eivor-spawns-into-the-world-drunk-post-here?lang=en-US&sort=newest_to_oldest -
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@juanreyesmonroy
Sadly yes, it's an old one. I'm lucky to not have it but I wouldn't want to see it coming in my saves.
I'm afraid that AC Valhalla will finish it's life (= no more bug fixing updates) with some bugs still included inside it ( like Fallout 4 that is still hardly bugged ) -
@juanreyesmonroy I'm sorry to hear that Eivor is drunk when you load your save.
As mentioned by azullFR this is a known issue that is being investigated. Please keep checking the megathread in the link above for updates.
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