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Armor doubling and losing upgrades
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Hey!
So far I have two doubled armors - Huntsman one and Galloglach one. The problem is that I upgraded my Galloglach almost to legendary level, and while I was building new stuff in my settlement I somehow obtained another Galloglach armor which apparently reset my upgraded one. So the thing is, I need to upgrade it all over again, which requires a lot of resources. And also I don’t know what happened to runes that we’re applied to this armor. It seems they vanished too. I’m pretty sure the same would have been with the Huntman armor, but I did’t upgrade it when I got the double of it, so I didn’t loose anything at that time.
I know there’s probably no way to get back all the upgrades, but that is annoying and scary. What if I upgrade some armor to legendary level, then build some house and receive a double of this armor and loose all upgrades again? I don’t want to farm resources all the time instead of completing the game... -
UPD: so I turned on the game today and found my Galloglach armor restored to its updated state. Not sure if it was the patch doing or the simple reload of the game. Probably the later.
Treasure maps in Eurvicscire and Oxenefordscire are still bugged though - no treasure to be found. -
@charles_wayne Hey there, I'm glad to hear your armor issue has fixed itself on it's own. The patch should have resolved the missing treasures in Eurvicscire and Oxenefordscire, however as this is not the case, can you send me a screenshot of those areas? Can you also specify if by "no treasure is found," that you're unable to see any treasure, or if you see a treasure hoard and you aren't able to interact with it? Thank you!
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@ubikoreanbbq hello! Sorry, just saw your reply. Yeah, I’m unable to see the treasures. I’ve got the maps/clues, but when I come to the locations there’s nothing to interact with.
I’ll add some screenshots in a bit... -
@ubikoreanbbq Oxenefordscire treasure actually appeared and I was able to collect it just now, but the clue didn't go away from my inventory. So I still have two - for Eurvicscire and Oxenefordscire. And there is still no treause in Eurvicscire for me. Here are the screenshots. Though I have Russian language in the game, so sorry about that ^_^' (and I'm playing on PC with PS4 gamepad). But I guess it\s understandable where the location is...
PS. I also may have some fish bugged, like big flatfish and maybe some other ones. From what I've read it's pretty common bug, like some fish types were not added to the game. Is it true? Or maybe you can point me the location where I can definetely find at least these big flatfishes?
Because I've been searching for two days now and they are nowhere to be seen...
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