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Moved Gladiator Trident Glitch
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Never seen it happen AS a Gladiator, but I sure do see it all the time facing an opponent Glad.
If y’all haven’t seen it, (though I doubt you haven’t) it’s where their trident floats away and above their body and COMPLETELY out of their hands.
The indicators aren’t hard for me to follow, it’s just REALLY annoying how this has been happening for like a year and a half.
(but there’s a new Nuxia execution. So there’s that
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@Kidsoybean it's been around a lot longer than a year and a half. More like 3 years, way back when brawls has a different map rotation. My guess is ubisoft don't know how to fix it 'or' they are lazy and frugal with their budgeting to want to fix. Better buckle up with this because it's probably going to be one of those glitches that will never be fixed, much like the character selection glitch. Eurgh. C'mon ubi it's called qaulity management!
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Hello @Kidsoybean and @robbie25hd
Sorry to hear that you're experiencing issues with the Gladiator Trident while playing For Honor.
We have received reports from players saying that Gladiator's weapon sometimes appear to be floating and we are actively looking into this issue.
We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience in the meantime. Please keep an eye on the game's official Discussions Forums for any updates regarding this issue.
In the meantime, if you have any other questions, feel free to ask and we will do our best to help you !Official Response
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