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Cannot move aimed bow during combat
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I just encountered it while on the "Wind-Blue" world event and having the "Great Scattered Army" active (the part where you look for 3 generals). Every time I tried to use my bow and aim, it was stuck and my mouse/bow refused to move up or down, just side to side. Once out of battle it was fine. I was wondering if anyone else has had this issue?
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@piddleput sometimes during combat the bow wont move for me as well. Usually resolved by aggressively yanking my mouse to one side.
Gonna see if it still persists after the Great Scattered Army quest.
Sadly I cant complete the Wind-Blue world event due to the bug described here:
https://discussions.ubisoft.com/topic/78876/cannot-complete-mystery-path-to-the-wind-blue -
@datgermans I'm glad I'm not the only one...but dang this sucks. Though I notice it happens mostly around that Abandoned Bog Hamlet. Also I seem to have the opposite problem of the bug in the link. I did the blind man quest first but just tried to raid and there's no one to kill for the raid.
Maybe it's just this area...
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