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Many bugs/glitches
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Hey folks
In my Valhalla campaign, there are many issues that are negatively impacting my game play. I have maxed out Eivor, was able to carry 30 Hunter arrows, and the other arrows were maxed out, now it will only allow me to carry 12 Hunter arrows. Also every time I load into the game or fast travel, Eivor is automatically drunk.
Older issues that still need to be fixed are:
Can’t collect a piece of wealth because a movable structure that has to be moved to be able to jump on a platform is stuck and cannot be moved.
one of the mysteries cannot be completed, the smelly father is stuck in the water after I destroyed the platform to drop him in the water.
Theres a Cairn that doesn’t have the option to start the task.
Theres several Opal that don’t have the option to collect.
I am a completionist, but this game is not possible to complete with all of these bugs/glitches.
Please help with all of this. -
Hey, ZombieCowboy42!
Sorry to hear that you have experienced these bugs/glitches. Most of these we are aware of and are investigating.
Arrow quantity bug:- Do you have the Arrow Dropper skill active in your skill tree?
- If yes, can you try to reboot the game and make sure you are online?
If the issue continues please send us your save files. You can find how to do this here.
Can’t collect a piece of wealth because a movable structure that has to be moved to be able to jump on a platform is stuck and cannot be moved:
Could you provide a video of this issue please?
One of the mysteries cannot be completed, the smelly father is stuck in the water after I destroyed the platform to drop him in the water.
This is the Old Cellar mystery and will be addressed in a future update.
Theres a Cairn that doesn’t have the option to start the task.
Can you provide more information about which Cairn?
Theres several Opal that don’t have the option to collect.
Which Opals are you referring too? If you can provide the locations with screenshots that would be most helpful.
Thank you and apologies for any inconvenience that these bugs have caused.
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