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Repeating dialogue
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Eivor is constantly repeating the same dialogue about not liking wolves and that it is good that he came when he did. Anyway to stop this annoying glitch?
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@abubuthaina Howdy and apologies for any annoyance caused by this repeating dialogue. Do you notice this occurring in a specific location or region, or does this seem to happen non-stop, no matter where Eivor is?
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Come on, Let's get you home, you do want to be home dont you? Keep up will you. Lucky I came along when I did. I don't much like wolves either.
About every 20 seconds or so, I get this dialogue. -
@abubuthaina I can certainly understand how aggravating this must be for you, and am sorry you've had to endure this! Do you have a video clip that shows this occurring? If so, please share that with me here, so I can forward it to our dedicated teams.
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I have the exact same problem. No idea how to fix this
I have turned off the sound. This dialogue is driving me nuts. It continues to repeat without specific actions, ever 20 seconds or so and it only stops during a mission dialogue. However, as soon as that mission dialogue ends you here the phrase again: “keep up will you. Let’s get you home, you want to go home don’t you. I don’t much like wolves either”. Unfortunately i cannot make a video... i was hoping more people would report this (with video) -
any news yet? I’m considering quiting the game. It really is too annoying. I don’t see this listed in the known issues either. Please offer advice. Ty
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Hi everyone, and apologies for the lateness of my reply. If possible, please send over screenshots showing which quests are currently active, so I can take a closer look at this.
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