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Jorvik Underground Bug
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Trying to get to the wealth just north of Jorvik; I’ve entered the tunnels through the Multangular Tower entrance, worked my way through the first few enemies and puzzles, but I’ve come across a doorway I can’t get through. In a previous save, I blew up a barrier (A) with a jar of oil and got through, but in the next area there was another barrier (B); I messed up with the jars of oil and for some reason they wouldn’t respawn (maybe another layer of this bug), so I had to reload an earlier save and try again. Ever since then, I’ve never been able to get through this doorway (A); I break the barrier with an explosion, but Eivor gets stuck on some invisible barrier, making it impossible for me to get through to the tungsten ingot and equipment. The platform I’m using is Stadia; here’s a link to a screencap I took that should demonstrate my problem. https://stadia.google.com/capture/c77e084b-82f9-4753-9c27-2f9ab2e68f5f: (https://stadia.google.com/capture/c77e084b-82f9-4753-9c27-2f9ab2e68f5f)
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@jknisly I am having the same issue as you. I cannot complete collecting all wealth in Jorvik because of this. It's very frustrating. Ubisoft will never patch either.
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@jknisly So I found this thread after I encountered the same bug. I figured out you can get passed it by using the Rush & Bash ability. Hope this helps if you still play :^)
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Hey all! Thanks for sharing the experiences here. I'm curious to know if the workaround offered by Albirdo proves useful for others? If not, I'd really like to grab a video showing this issue off for review.
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Hi @mbrewster85 thanks for confirming that the rush and bash ability worked for you.
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