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How to get rid of this "Halloween" mask?
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Hey guys,
im just wondering, cuz eivor wont take off this horse bone mask which i got in gloucester as they celebrated "Halloween".
how can i take it off? its nowhere in the inventar, nor in the bag.
i got enough of its look, so i want to take it off, but i duno how. can u help me pls? -
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Try this:
- Turn on the photo mode for a moment. After leaving the photo mode, the mask should be removed.
- Traveling without a hood on. Eivor only wears the mask if he is wearing a hood.
- Leave the Glowecestrescire region. The main character uses the mask to avoid detection. As he doesn't need it in other places, he will not use it. He won't put the mask on again until he returns to Glowecestre.
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@michi0123 I had the same problem. For what ever reason I traveled to Norway and when I returned to England it enabled me to be able to switch capes. I'm not sure if that actually worked or it was just coincidence, but give it a try.
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For me I had to complete the whole story arc.
Once I got back and spoke to Randvi, I was able to remove the disguise. -
@bob__gnarly Mine wouldn't go away even after I visited Randvi. I was rather ticked because I learned from another poster I could remove the cape all together and this thing was screwing that up. When I went to Norway it defaulted to my choices, but when I got back to England the cape came back. Out of spite I did the action to remove the cape and that was when it reverted to my choices.
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Even after beating the story whenever I teleport anywhere inside Glowecestrescire I spawn with the halloween mask, stepping out of the region removes the mask all you have to do is toggle your hood on/off and you should have your cloak back on.
I believe they did it this way to avoid complains of players not being able to complete the halloween/druid missions but here between us they should've just given us the item (even without any stats) so we can switch as we please from our inventory. I actually like the mask for aesthetics, it's a shame.
PS: These forums keeps getting worse, autocorrect deletes whole paragraphs.. -
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