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Unsolved unable to proceed with tombs of the fallen part 2
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Hi folks,
I am currently having issues with proceeding in vericas tomb. I got the book shelf stuck and can not move it in any direction anymore (see picture attached).
Loading a previous save game would result in losing 4 days progress within the forgotten saga.
Any ideas how to fix or reset this? I have tried to fast travel beetween places, but this does not move the book shelf.
Playing on PS5 in v1.6.2.
Thanks in advance. -
Hi @mRz_1337 thank you for reporting this happening in the Tombs of the Fallen. I appreciate you taking a picture of where this shelf is stuck! Could you please try temporarily changing the graphics settings in-game between Quality and Performance mode? I would also suggest to make sure your recent save is uploaded to the cloud.
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@Ubi-Havoc Thank you for your reply.
I have tried with switching to quality mode, but the issue persists (also after switching back to performance mode).
I have created a second manual save game, which is saved on the cloud servers and where I am in front of the shelf.
Thanks in advance.
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