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Report some bugs [ one for the order quest ]
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Hello everyone
Sorry for my french ( I'm french )
I met a lot of bug for some quests that i cant finish :- First and most important for me, I have 3 order's targets that dont spawn :
- Heika of Friesland the Sickle in Colcestre ( Essexe ) , normally front of the bakery
- Yohanes Louka the Oil in Fearnhamme ( Hamtunscire ) , normally front the temple
- Blaeswith, the Rake in CantaWaraburh ( Cent ) , normally at St Martin's church
So I cant kill them and finish the Haytham's quest
- Second are side quest,
- Move The Jars there is a man stuck in his warehouse in Lunden. The first shelf cant move anymore, I cant finish the quest
- Dearly Bee-Loved I gave the letter to the good one in Glowecestre, but he desappeared and he doesnt respawn anymore, I cant finish the quest
- Blind Man I brang the blind man to the source in the southest of Sciropescire, he still washs his face and the quest cant finish
I almost finish the game what a pity.
I play on PC with Ubisoft Connect and the last patch 1.0.4 is installed
Thanks for any helping
- First and most important for me, I have 3 order's targets that dont spawn :
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I have the same issue with the Oil. So annoying. How can I fix this?
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Hey @warmogz123, I'm sorry to hear that you are encountering this issue with Yohanes Louka. Would you be able to provide a screenshot of the 3 clues acquired along with another one showing the spawn location where he is missing for you?
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