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BIG FLATFISH/ MACKEREL -- Reindeer Antler
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After 360 hours of game, I'm still not able to find the fish I need for last achievement.
When this issue will be fixed? I am.not the only one with this problem.
Last issue about Reenter Antler, they do not drop anything what I need, I got 5 reindeer antler in all game. -
@guest-e5i3o02i In Hamtunscire just southwest of Readingum Abbey there is a small lake that looks like two lakes. Around there you can find a lot of reindeer. I got all I needed in one run through that area on the eastside of the lake.
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@guest-e5i3o02i No I don’t. The large Flatfish and large Mackerel are still missing from the game. The dev team is looking into it. There’s another post here in the forums that the community support team have been posting updates in. As for reindeer, they pay out leather more than anything. I probably took down over fifty or more just for the nine antlers I needed.
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@guest-e5i3o02i I have no problem with reindeer antlers. Probably 4 out of 5 drop them for me. In Ledecestrescire between the Brant river and Whisby there are a 3-5 that spawn. I found a load of them somewhere else, but can't remember where
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Hey there @guest-E5i3o02I!
@WhoCares78 and @ferlin-1 have provided some great locations to hunt reindeer in! I was able to gather most of my antlers around Readingham Abbey. There's also a fair few reindeer in Cent, near Rouecistre Blockade where I was able to find a few antlers too.
As for the missing large mackerel and flatfish, you can find the megathread about this investigation here.
Thanks!
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You're welcome, @guest-E5i3o02I! Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any further questions or concerns
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you got all of them?
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