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Unable to Progress in “Holy Day” Quest
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After completing the battle in the “Holy Day” quest line, you are prompted to begin honoring your fallen warriors. When I begin this portion, a cinematic begins. At the end of the cinematic, the game begins to cut to whatever comes next, but it never loads properly and instead freezes up on a load screen and eventually crashes. I have tried restarting the quest from previous save states and even uninstalling the game and reinstalling it, however I still get the same result. I’ve spent so much time in this game and can’t even finish the main story. This is very frustrating!! If there is any way you can look into getting this fixed as soon as possible, that would be much appreciated. I am longtime AC fan and would really like to know how this story ends. You guys have crafted one of your best storylines in the series with this game. Thank you!
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@wheeler10993 Hey there! I'm extremely sorry to hear that you haven't been able to progress with the Holy Day quest. Thank you for including so much detail regarding what happens when you try to proceed with this quest! Aside from the steps you mentioned trying, have you tried clearing your console's cache? You can do so by unplugging your console from the wall, waiting at least two minutes, then plugging it back in and restarting your game. If that does not work, please try to capture a video exhibiting this incident. I would be more than happy to report it to the relevant team for you!
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@wheeler10993 Yay, I'm so happy to hear that!!
Thank you for letting me know that it worked. Happy gaming!
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