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Cant finish the quest Shattered Clouds. Dag is immortal.
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Cant finish the quest Shattered Clouds. After I took a nap in the settlement, I woke up and I couldnt speak to anyone, the game is stuck. When I went to Dag he is "spotting" me all the time but without any reaction. When I killed him, he stood up in a sec with half of his HP....
I am reading forums now and I can see that this bug is known from 3 months!!! [censored] Ubisoft??
Do you have a boss there?? In Ubisoft? Lead designer? Anyone responsible? Just FIRE useless parasites, hire legit employees and fix the fatal bugs!!! -
@skurvvodaktyl Hey there. I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and frustration that has been caused by this issue in Assassin's Creed Valhalla. Your disappointment is understandable, considering the impact this has on your gameplay experience. Moving forward, I would first suggest completing our technical troubleshooting guide. While this issue may lie within the game itself, completing those steps would be great to do as they tend to resolve various technical problems, increase performance, and can even help to correct bugs. However, if the problem persists, it would be incredibly helpful if you could grab a video exhibiting the exact problem you've been experiencing. Having video evidence is extremely beneficial for the development team when investigating bugs and glitches in-game. You can include the video in your next reply, or you can send it in a case at support.ubi.com. Our team there would be more than happy to ensure that this gets reported on their end!
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