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River raid location completed by entering area
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While entering the area of Severn Outpost for the first time (attempting to use stealth), the raid was automatically marked as completed. This did not affect my ability to complete the raid after I assassinated everyone though.
Video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1l0qh3o27ElDFHSb6jNWL3yLR6k3nzbMs/view?usp=sharing: (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1l0qh3o27ElDFHSb6jNWL3yLR6k3nzbMs/view?usp=sharing) -
Hello there @Sehentsin!
Thanks for reporting this, and for including a video! Can you provide me with some more information, please?- Do you usually complete river raids with a stealthy approach (rather than raiding with the whole ship)? Or was this the first time you'd tried this?
- Was this the first location you visited on the raid? Or had you visited other areas prior to it?
- Was this your first raid on the Severn?
Thanks!
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- I usually do both ways about equally, though slightly more stealthily lately and about two-thirds on this raid (only bringing in the crew for the haul). This was the first one I completed stealthily on this raid.
- I visited at least two locations before it (military and civilian), maybe three.
- This was at least my fifth raid on the Severn and the last one for unrepeated raids on the Severn.
P.S. When I say stealthily, it usually involves assassination where I can and solo combat where I cannot. -
Thanks for that information, @Sehentsin! I've passed on your report to the development team for a closer look.
If we require any more information, we will reach out to you within the forum. In the meantime, please keep an eye out in our News & Announcements forum for any future updates.
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