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Codex/Map Marker Glitch
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Currently, my Codex is showing a notification "!" despite no notifications or new entries in the tab.
I also recently purchased the "Ultimate Map Pack" bundle. I was exploring after and went to obtain an Opal marked on the map. Afterwards, I was killed by a bear and the opal marker reappeared; however. The Opal is not there to pick up and my current count says I have picked it up. The map marker is still there, however, and won't go away.
There is also an issue where I started a new game to remedy these issues, but the new game doesn't have the map pack installed and I can't rebuy the pack because it's not in the store.
I'm not sure if both of these glitches have to do with dying and autosave. I tried deleting the game save data, Uninstalled it from the PS4 and it persists on all counts. -
Replicated the Opal glitch: Collected an Opal for a total of 9 caused marker to disappear; jumped off nearby cliff to my death and Marker reappeared on respawn. No Opal to be collected at the marker, count remained at 9.
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