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BUG - Skill Points earned and available for distribution after the character had reached Power Level 400
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PREAMBLE:
My character finished the main storyline, reached character Power Level 400, completed all raids, and collected some Mastery Points. I was playing on Playstation 4. The only thing left to do is to collect some Wealth, Mysteries, and Artifacts.
BUG DESCRIPTION:
Being on 400 Power level and already having acquired some Mastery Points, my character received 3 SKILL POINTS from one of the completed Mysteries. Therefore, now my character have a notification about 3 SKILL POINTS available for distribution, while there are no additional skill slots on Power 400 to apply them.
However, the “Auto-Assign” option seems to recognize availability of those SKILL POINTS and allows to press a button to auto-assign those skill points. Nevertheless, if I press the button to auto-assign skill points nothing happens, as it is impossible for game engine to distribute those skill points on Power 400.
Bottom line is that my character now have skill points notification on the screen, which will be present indefinite.
BUG ORIGINS:
I suspect that the Skill Points were earned during the progression with "Daughters of Lerion" set of Mysteries. However, I can't say for sure, as I didn't pay attention to this event and continued the palythrough.
SUGGESTED SOLUTION:
Ubisoft should add addiitonal code for each activity that adds to skill points to check, if the reward should be in a form of skill points or mastery points.
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