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Moved Bug - Stench of Treachery Quest disappeared
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I was halfway into this quest when it totally disapeared from my quest list, I can't see any traces of it and I can't proceed with the quest (found tunnel, paint trail, spoke to villagers and found the clues in the suspects' houses). The last clue was the yellow painted longship where I get dialog, but the boat's note has no dialog after reading it, it doesn't say anything about the boat belonging to Gallin and it stops there... So tired of this unfinished game full of bugs, I've never felt so frustrated with a game in my life!
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@guest-nxp05h6f Think i have the same issue. I took back Grantebridge for soma but the Mission the 'stench of treachery' doesn't appear. I can investigate clues all around the town, tunnels and swamp area but I can't accuse anyone of the 3 characters (Birna, Gailinn or lif) or find them anywhere. I think it may have bugged out on me because I raided all the monastery's in Grantebridgescire very early in the game (meldeburne, isle of Ely). I'm 40hours into n don't know what to do now, so bloody frustrating.
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@guest-nxp05h6f I think I fixed the issue. I went back to my settlement and pledged to Grantebridgescire and 3 new missions appeared 'razing earnningstone, unholy state, storming ravensburg' for the 3 suspects. The stench of treachery mission appears after you complete those 3 According to a youtube video I skimmed through. Guess I didn't understand the pledging mechanic :-), thought you only pledge after you take a region. Might not be your issue but I hope it helps.
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@ubi-woofer ad oggi ancora non è stato risolto nulla, anche se il problema è noto da tempo immemore.
Andremo avanti con la storia e speriamo vivamente che il nostro appello venga accolto nel più breve tempo possibile.
A mio avviso questo bug è molto invalidante, quindi personalmente vi sarei grato se riusciste in breve a risolvere. -
Re: [Bug - Stench of Treachery Quest disappeared](/topic/82597/bug-stench-of-treachery-quest-disappeared)
I've found all the clues, etc. but am unable to make a selection now (I could previously; now I can only repeat "Here's what I know").
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Hello @Qatalyst,
Sorry to hear that you are unable to complete this quest.
I can see that we previously reported an issue with this quest that's been fixed with the recent TU, but this one sounds like a separate incident. Can I kindly ask you to provide us with a short video of this occurring, so we can investigate it further for you?
Many thanks and if you have any additional questions, please let us know.Official Response
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