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Quiver still broken after patch 1.1.1 multiple platforms
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Hi Guys,
I am seeing a lot of posts on various social media platforms across mainly all platforms on AC Valhalla where players have reported the arrow bug is still apparent. It hasn't happened to me as of yet but as soon as it does I will take screnahots and record what happened. I have seen reports of players on PC, XBX and the PlayStation(s) have all reported this hasn't been fixed. And as you can imagine when a publisher and developers tell their player base a particular annoying bug has been fixed and it turns out it actually hasn't. The atmosphere is very blue with annoying screaming gamers which you cannot blame them to be honest.
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@hefeydd_
As I said it has not happened to me as of yet and as soon as it does then I will certainly let you know but it looks as thoufhis this has been apparent for well over a week now players are seeing their arrows depleted again. This could be caused by a main level, a side mission or even using a particular bow could trigger the bug to appear again. I think it is potentially linked to one or more particular bows which is causing this to happen if this is the case then this is a code bug.
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