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Moved The Body mystery in Glowecestrescire(there is no body to place axe )
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There is no body to place the axe.
I have watched a YouTube video and there isn't any body to place the axe after you convince the boy.
Anyone know what to do ? -
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Did you find a solution? I have the same issue, with the latest patch.
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@guybrush2001 I didn’t need a body. There was an interact prompt in front of the tree at the end of the footrace. I held “Y” on my controller at the prompt, and after some dialogue it completed the world event.
I was confused about where to run to without a body, but I found the prompt floating in the air in front of the tree and that was enough.
edit: I did this one today, but I don’t remember if I did it on PC or Xbox. I think it was PC. -
@dreadgrrl unfortunately if I interact, the event just hangs and never completes for me (they never have the closing dialogue); if I reload the latest autosave it brings me back to point where I need to run back to the body, if I leave after interacting with the (missing) body, the event never completes and I cannot start it again.
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