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CAN'T PROGRESS IN LINCOLNSCIRE PLEDGE AND ALSO LUNDEN WARHOUSE SIDE-QUEST BUGGED
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Hello Ubisoft,
There is a bug in the Lunden side-quest, when you have to make a path to help the guy trapped in the warehouse with pots and trolleys in the way. There is one trolley that is bugged and is spawning on top of the pots and you cannot move it in any way to make a path for the guy to complete quest. I have tried restarting game, breaking the pots underneath, still won't move.
That's the first bug I'm having, the second bug is to do with Lincolnshire quest "In Absence of an Ealdormen" where I have gone down the sewers and discovered everything, and it told me to go to the castle to find him, I decided to do other things around Lincolnshire and quit the game. The next time I get on and decide to do the quest, the marker is gone and when I go to the castle nothing is getting triggered for me to progress. Very Frustrating as a player as you would imagine. -
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Ubi-Monsoon @Ubisoft Support wrote: Dec 26, 2020 at 12:58 PM EST
Hey guest-UaIi5QSG,
Thank you for contacting Ubisoft Support.
We've received reports of players who are unable to pledge alliance with Lincolnscire.
The development team has been made aware of this issue and they are currently investigating it. Once additional information becomes available, it will be posted to the game's official forum at: https://discussions.ubisoft.com
Kind regards,
Ubi-Monsoon
Ubisoft Customer Support -
I am also stuck after 100 hours in this isnt good enough ubisoft, need to do the 2nd pledge of Lincoln shire again
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