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[Bug][PC]War of the Collectors, Missing Key
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After picking third option in Maximus talk and after this option i talk to little girl. Key dosen't appear. Reloading dosen't help. This quest and mysteries cannot be complete
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Hey there, thanks for getting in touch! We're aware of this issue and are looking in to it. The only workaround at the moment is to reload from before you spoke to him, and choose a different option.
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Same here,
I cant reload save because all my games are saved after talk with Maximus.
Anything new?
Patch or something? -
I have the same issue
Iam stuck on this quest....
Can't reload a previous savegame, would loose 10+ Hours. -
same here.
i reloaded a save from before activating the quest, tried activating again and traveled to lunden, same problem
i tried it a third time, and finally (not sure why/how), after activating quest and traveling to lunden, satchel with key inside was finally on the table (even before talking to maximus outside his house) -
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