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Moved Holy Day- Honoring the dead cutscene crash
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My game crashes every time I am in the cutscene after the battle. The cutscene plays, ends, and when the screen fades to black the game crashes. I reopen it to the same point in Holy Day, finish the mission and the same thing happens in that cutscene. Stuck here until something changes.
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@guest-vuf2bs0x same here. I have reloaded the game and even gone back to an earlier save and still have the same issue.
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Same here - when the screen goes black the game crashes. Tried reloading no different. Skipped talking to allies so will try that next. In addition to having to completely reset the game every few hours because the link to the server drops this has to be the most annoying f*%#up yet!
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@guest-vuf2bs0x
Found a workaround - but not sure exactly what worked...
Spoke to allies then fast travelled to Vinland. When I fast travelled back to Chepeham, village soldiers had reset- killed the few near Guthrum then spoke to him. Told him ‘I am’ ready to go to cutscene - then during cutscene held B to skip...
Hopefully it’ll work for you too
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@sereta
Found a workaround - but not sure exactly what worked...
Spoke to allies then fast travelled to Vinland. When I fast travelled back to Chepeham, village soldiers had reset- killed the few near Guthrum then spoke to him. Told him ‘I am’ ready to go to cutscene - then during cutscene held B to skip...
Hopefully it’ll work for you too
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