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Graphic bug on mountain, getting stuck at the Gate to Valhalla & more
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Hi!
I got a couple of screen shots about weird stuff, hopefully I'm not the only one noticing them.
First one is in rygjaflyke, mountain has some unfinished/clipping design. I could crawl under the "entrance" but didnt really want to get stuck there...
Then Vinland has a floating boat... I've seen someone else taken a picture already, just felt like mentioning it.
Also Jotunheim has some weird bug with the tree roots, I tried climbing one, and stuck in an infinite loop of falling. 1 feet above ground. Then died. (Hard to see, but that's my butt falling)
And my favourite: After 100% completion of Asgard, I rushed to the gate on the back of my giant reindeer, and afrer a quick demounting action, I clipped through the gate. Sadly, there is nothing behind it, except some boulder. Had to reload to get out.
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Hey there! Thank you for your report and screenshots. I can confirm that we are aware of these issues with the map and are looking into them at the moment. If you spot anything else, please let us know!
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