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Broken mysteries, npc's, maps & remaining duplicate items.
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I was holding off posting anything till a patch day; however dispite the patch notes coving issues i had to get fixed; the problems still remain.
Broken Mysteries:
Lady of the Lake, Glowecestrescire - npc cannot be killed to finish the mystery.
Pig with the golden nose, Essexe - unable to dig around the pigs location to continue the mystery.
NPC's:
Reda - After picking up the quest for Reda, he has been uninteractable. after a few days of trying to hand in the quest i was eventually able to talk to him however, since handing in his quest he just sits on the floor without any shop icons or any means to talk to him again.
Duplicate items:
Although some items did get removed, there are a fair few that remain.
Asgardian shields
Asgardian hull
Asgardian tail
mark of sol - still purchaseable from stores after already buying the item
Galloglach Chest
Map & Hoard Maps:
East Anglia - I had all zones (excluding the 2 with broken mysteries) at 100% with collectables but after the update East Anglia has lost a wealth making the region incomplete and has no wealth left there to make it complete again.
Oxenfordscire hoard map - Map stays in inventory after looting and can continue to be looted for 180xp
Eurvicscire hoard map - There is no loot at marked location for this map
Misc:
Fabric - after spending multiple hours looting chests for fabric to not recieve any, i was glad that fabric would be added to level 6 settlement stores with this update but no fabric has been added to any store. -
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I can attest that fabric is again available on the Xbox. Fishing has improved, but they still disappear sometimes. I still have the extra piece of Galloglach armor as well, but all the extra tattoos are gone. I haven't checked on opals yet. Going now and will report back.
Nope, floating opal still floating so it was not one of the unreachable objects mentioned. -
All non general items such as settlement items, tattoos, runes etc in stores are listed at 0 silver and all are unable to be purchased now.
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I had the same issue with the East Anglia wealth. I was able to find it at dunwic. Alot of people have been experiencing this issue. The wealth in east Anglia is missing as well as wealth in vinland however, most people cant pick thr Vinland wealth up. Have you checked vinland yet?
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@jakobholley i have not. after i 100% the area before leaving during the story i didnt see a need to go back, but ill have a look when im next on. just really hope they fix these issues fast as im on 96% complete with the game and cannot find anything else to do other than wait for bug fixes
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