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Unsolved Unable to proceed in the quest 'Night and Day'
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I have Kassandra running in circles and i have moved the shelf but the stones do not glow at all. I've used V and still nothing. I've restarted the quest and still have the same result. It's like I missed some special task that needs to be completed first but no idea. I just followed Kassandra here. I move the shelf but cannot complete the quest since the stones are not glowing.
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Hi @inastrangeland I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing an issue with the quest 'Night and Day'.
Could you please provide a video that demonstrates this issue.
I would recommend uploading your video to a video sharing platform such as YouTube, you can then copy the URL link into this thread.
Can you also ensure that your latest save is uploaded to the cloud. If you are unsure how to do this there is a support article that you can check here.Official Response -
Hi!
Any luck with solving this issue? I have the same problem. After reading the stone with a shape Kassandra runs in circles, Odin`s view does nothing so even though I go to correct position with Eivor, the quest does not progress.
My video here: https://drive.proton.me/urls/00H43QREDM#Rv7XA1SIGUOT: (https://drive.proton.me/urls/00H43QREDM#Rv7XA1SIGUOT)
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Hi @gpszkit I'm sorry to hear that your are experiencing an issue in the quest 'Night and Day'.
I'm afraid that this issue was never reported to the development team as inastrangeland never replied back to my previous response. We also haven't received any other reports of this particular issue.
Title Update 1.7.0, released on February 21, is the final update to address bug fixes in Assassin's Creed Valhalla. As a result, any new issues reported will not be addressed by the development team. Thank you for your understanding.
The only thing I could suggest is to load an earlier save before you started the quest if possible.Official Response“We work in the Dark, to serve the Light. We are Assassins.”🦅
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@gpszkit you shouldn't require a particular skill to complete this quest. I'm sorry to hear that loading a previous save did not help.
You should only need to move the shelf to line up the symbols on the stones, using your Odin vision would highlight these then once lined up correctly it will zoom in and complete the objective as shown in this video:Official Response
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