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Unsolved Unable to carry NPCs in side quests
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I thought this was just a one off, but now in 2 of the side quests, (Berserker in the woods that attacked a thief camp then passed out from being tired, and the lame man at the spring) I am not able to pick them up. I’ve walked around them multiple times, tried changing my positioning, but am never given the option to carry them! Quests remain unfinished.
in both situations I’m not in combat.
I just purchased and started playing this game 2 weeks ago, so updates aren’t the problem either.
it’s driving me mad! Has this happened to anyone else? -
Hi @sunny-sonja I'm sorry to hear that you have experienced issues in two of the world event quests where you have been unable to carry the NPC's.
For the issue the with mystery 'Miracle' where you are unable to carry the lame man was reported previously, however the development team were unable to reproduce the issue and confirmed that they were unable to continue looking into a potential fix as they needed to focus on issues that have a comparatively higher impact on the gameplay experience.
With regards to the other issue that you mentioned, I am unsure which world event that is. Do you happen to know the name of it?Official Response“We work in the Dark, to serve the Light. We are Assassins.”🦅
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@Ubi-Keo gave up for a bit to continue main story. Came back to try again, and having the same issue. Here’s a video
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Hi @sunny-sonja I'm sorry to hear that you are still experiencing this issue.
I'm afraid the video hasn't been posted. I would recommend uploading your video to a video sharing platform such as YouTube, you can then copy the URL link into this thread.Official Response
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