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Valhalla bugs/Glitches
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So I've been playing for a few hours now and I am noticing a lot of Lag/glitchyness on combat especially while looking at/attacking a single enemy - the view/targeting like to jump around, and I do not want to focus on 1 enemy when there are 6 around me. Also Found an Area that said "Area not Available" but I was able to explore the entire area, find a rare item and unlock 2 skill points instantly. Also notice during combat half the time you can tap to roll and other times the character dashes forward instead of rolling and you have to hold to roll, and Character attacks feel seriously delayed/lagged. Character animations take a long time during combat scenes for opening gates - Enemy can hit you but you cannot move or defend, AI also seems to move between viewing and exiting menu's - fighting a boss he was a fair distance away, opened menu to view controls, closed menu boss was right in front of me swinging already.. But other than this and overall has been pretty fun, could use some tweaking for sure though.
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Upon further playing I find movement in general is a bit touchy, tap forward and the character moves pretty far.. also glitchy trying to jump through windows.
Biggest thing I am confused on is following the story line moving into chapter for the next region says power 280. I have 15 power so far from following the campaign.. so I dont under stand how the next chapter says 280 power? like is that a visual bug or something? Seems way to OP for chapter 4 considering I've only done 3-4 main quests... WHATS THE DEAL?! -
@h4irynutts47 Also wondering why the next region recommends 280 power while the current region only recommends 1 power
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