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Xbox 1x - Asgard Builder Quest Sev 1 bug repeatable (mild spoiler no tactical or strategic advice)
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I've run into an issue that during the fight scene with The Builder's summoning the game crashes and either locks the video screen or crashes fully back into the Xbox OS. This is repeatable (unavoidable actually).
During game play of first round after shield has turned red and attackers are getting through. The 'boss' of that and I are in a close quarters melee after he 'teleports' nearby and the game will literally lock-up. The Xbox OS continues to run and I can jump out and 'quit' the game there. However, this is the 3rd time in a row that I've restarted from the 'battle re-launch' save after trying to just reload the auto-save multiple times and the same thing happens. I've tried mixing up battle techniques (dodge and crossbow vs. in tight and axe fight in a phone-booth vs. 'stick and move') doesn't affect result. Don't have a specific timing in seconds after battle begins, but I know it isn't 'exact same' each time, but it does 'feel' close enough that maybe I've reached a particular 'plateau' in the battle mechanics and it pukes going to a cut-scene maybe? Suggestions welcome.
Guiwhiz
Playing environment:
Xbox 1x using HDR on a LG OLED 4k
Xbox 1gbps LAN interface to switch
Assassin's Creed Valhalla Steelbox edition
Game library saved on dedicated WD 12TB RAID 0 array via the USB 3.0 interface - no issues with any other games or apps on array
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