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Unable to progress multiple quest lines
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I tried to search for these, but cannot locate it... But see loads of people having similar problems.
Have completed main story, (more or less). Killed all but the father in game, but Hytham just stands outside the longhouse with a quest "The Letter", Randvi is waiting for the report on Hamtunscire, Valka is waiting on plants from me ... And NONE will speak to me....
I can do these stupid Yule quests that info not want, I have completed every other zone 100% that I can. Have Odin's spear, and Excalibur....
Murphy's law, that I focus on a game, just to have it not let me finish.... -
Oh, and the Roman collector guy won't move either.... He stands at his tablet. Valka is stuck on a horse, that never moves, and I cannot kill it. I can talk to any other person, just not the 3 with whom I need to in order to advance those 3 quests....
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After finding a save before I killed "The Oil" I reloaded it, and burned that last zone of England, and it seemed to work.... It let me talk to Randvi. However, as soon as I tried to do Gunners last quest, Hytham started speaking about "The Letter" and once again, everything messed up. Apparently, Hytham is causing my bug. I managed to finally get past them all, by completing England first (Left Oil alive) then killed him, then did Hythams final quest, then went about my business..... Not the ideal, as I had cleared every zone after killing Oil the night before... But it is done ...
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