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Bushes and leaves disappearing around Eivor glitch
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Hello,
I would like to report a glitch where bushes, grass, flowers, and leaves disappear when I move closer to them. This also affects ropes and tents (they are invisible but Eivor still interacts with them).
This makes stealth unplayable and parkour very annoying as you never know when there would be a rope or wall in front of you.
This happened about 45 hours in after going into Lunden.
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@factoryofcrap I just started getting this glitch also in Lunden. Was your file ever fixed (it seems all the solutions right now for it are random) or did you just restart?
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I thought it was just me! I've been playing on the PS4 and it just started out of nowhere when I opened Lunden. Would really hope for an answer to this!
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This is a recent glitch for me, I came here to see if anyone had reported it. It's been since the recent update that it started happening but other than that I can't really think of a specific place I visited that might have set it off. I haven't had any reason to visit Lunden in a while so I don't think it's that, at least for me.
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