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[East Anglia/Event Freyjas Friend] Unable to interact with cat if not following the correct sequence of events.
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If you don't speak with the boy before running after the cat it seems to bug.
I had issue when:- Speaking to the cat.
- Boy comes running but did not speak to him.
- Followed cat to where it stopped.
- Cannot interact with cat.
- Ran back to boy and spoke with him.
- Boy runs after cat.
- When arriving at cat location unable to interact with cat
- Cat runs back past the boy.
- Cat and boy are now stuck unable to interact with any of them.
I had no issue when:- Speaking to the cat.
- Boy comes running and spoke with boy.
- Run with boy to find the cat.
- Could interact with the cat at it's location and event completed.
Workaround:
Continue on your way with quests/fast travel/wait and it will eventually reset cat and boy back to original starting place. -
Hey there! Thank you for the detailed report, along with workaround. I'm glad their positions reset for you, and I hope this helps others. I will forward this to the developers for investigation!
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