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Unsolved Restart Mission (Not a Failed Mission)
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Last night I was playing the Mission "Nailed to the Ground". It has 8 vehicle targets to destroy. Apparently the helicopter target at the boat docks was involved in a faction fight as I approached the Mission area. It was destroyed before I entered the Mission area so it was not counted toward the number of vehicles destroyed for the Mission. Now I'm stuck at 7 targets destroyed and I can't find any option to restart because it also is not showing as a failed Mission.
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@JustinWalters --
IIRC, with Conquest Mode missions that have destroying x targets in which the Bagman can leave in one, you have to re-start your session anew to re-set the correct target number.
As noted there are no "fail" status nor "restart" options. -
@JustinWalters --
IIRC, with Conquest Mode missions that have destroying x targets in which the Bagman can leave in one, you have to re-start your session anew to re-set the correct target number.
As noted there are no "fail" status nor "restart" options.
I wanted to post that initially but it has been so long and I haven't played the game in so long that I wasn't sure if that was the case.
Also, since he said that due to the faction warfare one of the trucks got destroy and he got the other ones, the Bagman was not the culprit but again, I wasn't sure if repeating the Mission would solve the problem. -
Hello @JustinWalters , @MikeWeeks and @GiveMeTactical
Could you please confirm if restarting the mission in a new save has solved the issue ? @JustinWalters
Also, because we stopped post launch support on Ghost Recon Breakpoint and have no further updates planned for this title at this time, we can't guarantee that this issue will be fixed in the future, sorry for this inconvenience, but I'll report this to the game team.
For more information, you can check out the blog post here.
In the meantime, if you have any other questions, feel free to ask and we will do our best to help you !Official Response -
@UbiMassilia
Would you not agree that if the game is full of bugs and glitches, perhaps even more now than when it was being supported (wink, wink), UBI should STOP selling the game?
Or, at the very least and minimum, warn the customers that the majority may encounter heavy glitches and/or bugs that will not be fixed EVER?
Also, and I am not trying to cause any issues here but, what Game Team (*exactly*) is the one that you will pass this info along if the game is no longer supported? And if, indeed, there is a Game Team, then why aren't they doing anything to fix the bugs and glitches? -
Hi @GiveMeTactical apologies for the late response.
We understand there may be a few situational instances where some of the issues may persist, however our teams are assessing it on case by case basis and take appropriate action, where possible and if required.
Our teams have communicated about the latest patch and information can be found on multiple platforms, including our Twitter and Forum pages.
Finally, for your last point - we are keeping a record of issues that may be brought up after the development is concluded and there's a good reason for it, with the AC Syndicate PS5 Flickering issue being a good example.Official Response -
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CMs, if you feel that what I posted is inappropriate, by all means, please delete the post. I could have worded it better but my intention wasn't to make it off-topic.
I am just here hoping that we can get some answers to the problems regardless if the game has stopped being supported since the issues arising were not all happening when the game still was supported.
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