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Storming The Walls quest bug
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Hi.
I need to solve a problem in AC: Valhalla with the main storyline.
I did missions in the Suthsex region, and at the end of the penultimate mission of "Severing The Lines", the dialogue was to meet Basim at Forward Camp to begin the "Storming The Walls" quest. But no quest has been added to the quest panels, and as a whole, the entire quest panel from the Suthsex region has been removed from the main menu, and I'm not pointing to any pointers to "Storming The Walls." I went to Basim to try to start the quest by talking to him, but it didn't work.
I tried to reinstall the game, turn it on and off several times, I traveled in various ways and did other missions, with the proviso that, for example, missions or even the rentire panel of missions from the Suthsex egion would reappear, but none of it worked.
I play the game on ps4 slim.
So I hereby ask you to advise me how to solve this problem. -
@luk1nno74 This is what just happened to me. I was finishing the last quest before the "Storming the Walls" quest and no marker showed up. I loaded a recent save and finished the mission again. The marker showed up and the quest is now active.
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@jcar4327 Yes, you're right that the mission can be done that way, but I saved it at the wrong time, and I didn't have any autoseve or save there. So I've been playing this broken game since, the best part is that I recorded 92 hours on it and I only had 42% progress, really beautiful.
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