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Tamworth Fortress flying paper artifact issue
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So in Tamworth Fortress, there is a flying paper artifact. When trying to get it, it just disappears and the icon doesn't move like it usually do.
After about 10 seconds it respawns where it was. Trying once again to get it, same issue happens.
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@naorisan same issue. The paper just hovers over the pile of hay just out of reach and won't reset back to the starting point. I'm glitched out of a platinum.
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@baneofman666 ever get fixed? Mine is in buckingham. Wouldn't let me collect it, then disappeared from the map, never got credit. Hoping they fix it as I always go for platinums.
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I have the same issue! I wish it would get fixed because I've jumped I don't know how many times, even pushing Triangle (I'm on the PS4), and nothing. It just stays hovering there!
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Also have this issue (PS4) with the hovering over a hay stack. I’ve dove into that soo many times holding/mashing/rhythmically pressing the triangle button. I’ve shot at it. Thrown fire jars at it - you name it. It’s the last artifact in the game for me from reaching 100%.
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Hello Vikings,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention!
I can see that this issue has been reported to the development team and it's currently being investigated. Once we have an update, we are going to let everyone know through the patch notes.
Apologies for any inconvenience caused by this and if you have any additional questions, please let us know.Official Response -
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Hello @cooper24x,
Thank you for the update and apologies for the delayed reply.
I just checked the status of this report and I can see that the development team was unable to reproduce it, I'm afraid. Have you tried reinstalling your game by any chance? This should resolve any potential software conflicts, such as, corrupted data.
If you're still experiencing this, can you please get in touch with our team and provide us with your save files?
Many thanks and if you have any other questions or concerns, please let us know.Official Response
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snapshot of where the paper is and won't move from. 
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