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Bugs still unresolved with patch 1.1.0
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1 Opals that can't be picked up. (bug from day one)
2 Cloak bug still here (bug from day one)
3 The Way of the Berserker quest still can't be started if you didn't start it as soon as it appears in your quest list (bug from day one)
4 Avenge the players quests/challenge didn't encounter even once. (bug from day one, and the only challenge that is still incomplete for me)
To be honest, in my 160+ hours, that's the only bugs i encounter in my playthrough. Opals, avenge the players and even Berserker quest is not something that bothers me much, as did cloak that can't be removed.
I would start a new game and try to complete Berserker quest as soon as it becomes available.... But still, why it disappear from the quest list is a mystery to me... -
Just installed the patch. Unfortunately I’ve found that my issue(ps5) in Jotunheim - The Price of Wisdom is still unresolved. Without being too spoilery, you are taking an item to the well of Mimir to meet an NPC but when you get there you enter a boss fight...... neither the boss or the NPC spawn at location, and the quest marker has disappeared. Hopefully they get this one next time, as all I have left is Hamtunscire and this quest remaining.
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@oxidoac
I also found an opal that can't be picked up.
I bought the Way of the Berserker quest pack through ubisoft connect (60 u-credits or whatever they are) and IT DOESN'T WORK [censored]. I went to read the letter but there isn't one. Btw I've completed the whole storyline. I just bought it, so maybe by some miracle it will work in 24h but *sigh*
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