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Unable to do Vengeance of the berserker
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I fought the berserker dream bear, finished The Ritual of the Berserker quest, and got through the convo leading to The Vengeance of the Berserker. Had to save and exit just after he joined my group for the raid, now loading the game back up the berserker isn't in my team and the quest is gone. The berserker is still under the tree with the bear, and can't interact with them in any way. Can only find The Mysterious Berserker quest in my completed quests. Checked the cave and the graveyard, no sign of any quest components there.
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@galasti I'm stuck at the same spot. Finished ritual, but no new quest. Bjorn is there, but I cannot talk to him.
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Hello there @thecatwhisperer! Welcome to the forums
I'm sorry to hear that you've been unable to progress in "The Way of the Berserker." Thanks for taking the time to share your report with us.
If you haven't already, please could you try these workarounds to see if this causes the quest marker to trigger in-game for you:- Can you please let us know if you have the Ubisoft Connect overlay enabled or disabled? If you have disabled it, please can you try enabling it again? Once it's been enabled, please access the overlay in-game via the main game menu to see if this triggers the quests to reappear in-game for you.
- If you play in online mode, please can you switch to offline mode to see if this triggers the quests to appear in-game for you.
These workarounds have helped to trigger the quests for other players, so we'd recommend giving these a go to see if they work for you.
If you're still unable to access the quest after trying these steps, please don't hesitate to update us within this thread.
Thanks!
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You're welcome, @yuvsaha123! I'm glad those workarounds were able to help you out
If you're encountering any further trouble in Assassin's Creed: Valhalla, please don't hesitate to reach out
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