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Reporting an issue with "the case of the missing ale" and others.
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I'm experiencing an issue where the secret brew has disappeared.
I initially started this quest, found the brew but wasn't sure where to deliver it. I ended up calling the longship and carried it back to the brewers hut in ravensthorpe. Left it there, went on to do other missions and the quest reset itself after some time. I attempted it a 2nd time, fought aka(?) and then went to the bandit camp and the ale is no longer there. It's just missing. Reloaded saves, no luck. Can't complete this mission anymore. Any known work around?
On a side note, ever since the patch 1.1.0 was installed, I've run into so many game breaking issues constantly. It's worse than cyberpunk now. Everytime I fast travel, I arrive drunk. When I get off little boats, they suddenly zip off often launching into land. But most annoyingly, my quiver only holds the minimum amount of arrows, no matter how many times I've upgraded it.
Ps. Playing on the Xbox one x.
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