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Lord of Norsexe Mysterie Bug
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I can't loot the corpse on which I should find the ring to complete this Mysterie near Grantebridge.
Save and load didn't helped and fast travelling to an other region and back didn't helped either.
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Same issue as well. Nothing appears in inventory after "looting" item
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Is everyone having issues looting the same corpse, or different ones?
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I cannot loot the body at all! It highlights when I use Odin sight but I don’t get the prompt to loot it no matter what direction I come at it from. I’m playing on PS4
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@ubi-gi
Unable to loot from this body. Pressing E does not put the "quest item" into inventory.
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I finally was able to do this event. Turns out the body for me was one way under the water not the 2 floating on the surface. I’d recommend checking that for anyone having a problem with this world event.
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