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Fishing Glitches
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Unable to locate big Flatfish, big Bream, or big Mackrel.
Fish will disappear from body of water after using Odin’s sight
After shooting with an arrow, fish disappear or are unable to be looted when nearby.
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@CrankiestRhino Thank you for reporting these issues to us.
For the Sea fish, we are aware of issues with them not appearing at the coast or in the sea.
For the issues with Odin's Sight and the fish disappearing, would you be able to provide us with a video of that occurring? We can then pass that on to the team to be looked into.Official Response -
Is anything going to be done about this by chance? The dead fish and disappearing glitch all over?
There's one video and many people who are experiencing this. The waves also pretty much delete the fish in the ocean making it basically impossible to fish apparently. Will this be addressed in the next patch? This is literally the only thing stopping me from getting this trophy and is extremely frustrating.
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@crackadopolis Thanks for the video.
These issues are all being worked on by the AC team, in terms of if they will be resolved in the next patch unfortunately that's not something I can confirm.Official Response -
@ubi-baron Well, as I have also posted in another thread, the issue of fish disappearing is still very much with us after the 1.1.1-patch (playing on PC). Both yesterday and today I was fishing off the coast of Hamtunscire and whenever I spotted a number of fish, all of them were gone even before I could throw my fishing line into the water.
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