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Quest + event bugs in Lunden
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In Lunden, I encountered 2 bugs that break events:
- Can't complete the event where you have to free a man from a hangar full of jars with a stinky fluid in them: the first shelf that you have to move aside is stuck half-way, and won't move at all, even with all the jars destroyed. Even when reloading the save, the object don't reset to their default positions and so the shelf is just stuck forever, and so the event is impossible to complete.
- For the quest where you need to steal back a bronze statue from a guy for the museum npc in the camp, i payed some kid to distract the man while i enter his house instead of paying directly for the statue. But now that he is distracted, I can't enter his house. Both doors are locked, one with a lock, and the back one from the inside, with no way to shoot it open with the bow. The key for the front door is nowhere to be found, and i can't interact with the man or the kid, because they are stuck in a dialogue that endlessly repeats, where the kid tells the man about made-up statues to distract him.
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@jeganbabs for n°2, it may be a softlock due to the fact that i went to Lunden before having to do any main quest there?
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same problem with the guy.
i loaded an older savegame.
pay is the better option. -
@skrillex_bln unfortunately i lost the previous save and am now 10 hours beyond that point...
should be able to cancel a quest and accept it again later... would be an easy way to reset it. -
@jeganbabs ok so n°2 fixed itself after finishing the Lunden storyline. The key that was supposed to be next to the npc just reappeared.
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