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Male Eivor called by female pronouns
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There have been several instances during both main and side quests in which male Eivor is referred to with female pronouns.
I have compiled a list of all the times that I have encountered this bug so far:- During the quest “a little problem” in ravensthorpe, the children say “shh she’s coming” as Eivor approaches the house
- When returning to Ravensthorpe for “reporting on Ledecestrescire” ceobert and randvi are speaking in the longhouse. Ceobert says “she was on her way” after randvi asks about Eivor’s whereabouts
- During “kingmaker” in East Anglia, when the brawl begins the brothers yell “she called us flaccid”
- Alfida says “aye, she has” at the end of “childhood sweetheart” in Essexe in reference to Eivor
I will update this list with any further encounters. -
At the end of “plucking the quill” in Wincestre, the little girl that leads Hilda to you yells “there she is!” while pointing at Eivor
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Is this a related bug?
Sometimes the grunting FX noises male-Eivor makes when in melee combat sound like a female’s, rather than a male’s, voice. I’m not sure I can narrow down exactly when it happens, but it seems more noticeable at the start of a melee, or when just I start to break pots to get to loot. -
Secrect fun fact: Male eivor is no real men in this game, it is female eivor after gender tranformation survery and 1 or 2 Testosteron injections.
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@raski0611 I would say everything is completely different. The female version of Eivor is a testosterone woman.
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I really hope they fix this. It kills the immersion for me... Can't help but feel this game was meant to be played as female Eivor. Even though they give you a choice... Btw Eivor's name is inherently female. Wish they had different names just like how it was in Odyssey.
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its a known bug that the devs are aware of however they don't care to fix it or they are taking there jolly sweet time to fix it . I also reported this bug a few times around November and December they told me to show them pics of of the bug . If you report the bug make sure to have pics to show the bug and submit it to the this way they cant Wessel there way out of it and hopefully will fix this bug soon
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@kirk1701007 but how am I supposed to show them pictures if I already completed the quests a long time ago ? As far as I know, there is no way to replay them.
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