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Moved Mysteries and raid bugs
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The cicestre abbey raid has bugged for me, I have collected all the boxes and yet the raid won't complete??
The trapped man mystery in lunden is still bugged and I cannot even move the pullable objects, I cleared a path on my first try and nothing and now the dude won't even move or even spawn, I go back later and the jars are back but the pullables are spawned ontop of the jars??
The mystery where you have to follow some red hog in the woods as it finds treasure is bugged, I follow it and then it stops and has stayed there since doing nothing and unable to continue.
The mystery in asguard where you have to escort a cow out of a ruin has bugged and the cow doesn't even move.
These bugs I have tried to work around and have got no results and its a bit of a joke. This shouldn't be the experience we have to endure as paying customers, I get you guys are busy and are trying you're absolute best but these glitches need to be resolved as it has stopped me achieving 100% for the game.
Other than that I have enjoyed the rest of the game I just hope these get sorted and that the dlc content in the future does not include these glitches. -
The Lunden traped man mystery i had some issiues with it as well, first the guy wasnt event there, he eventualy showed up after i finished the Lunden story arc, however now the jars have respawned and as you noticed pullables are on top of them so what i did and it worked was carry out the ones that werent stuck under pullables and simply break the ones stuck below em with arrows,
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@donparic I tried this but when they drop to the floor I cannot move them as they are solid in place, ive tried all work around possible and still no luck at all. And as for the other two mystery quests I've mentioned I have gone and tried to do them again but no luck at all just the same crap over and over.
The raid has annoyed me too because everything is looted but yet I have received no completion of that raid and there is nothing left to loot...
Wish they would fix this as its been a problem since day 1 and still no patch
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