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How is “unable to progress past this son of Jorvik quest” still not on the known issues list it’s been broken for months.
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This quest has legit been broken since probably december. It not being on the updated list gives me the indication that it wont be fixed the next big patch again. I would really like to finish this game as do prob more than half the community who hasnt been able to finish it due to game breaking bugs. Please figure this out.
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@xthegodofwarx Hello there! I'm sorry to hear you're still encountering this issue. First, I'd like to mention that while we do track many issues currently being investigated on our mega threads, as mentioned in our megathread post itself: The list is absolutely non-exhaustive. This means that our teams are still investigating numerous other issues reported to us. With that in mind, do note that our team is aware of a few issues related to "This son of Jorvik". Can you let me know exactly what's stopping you from finishing the quest? There's currently two investigations ongoing for this quest specifically, both which occur at different points during the quest. I'd love go get some more information from you for reporting!
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During the dialogue with Ricsige to finish the quest faravid leaves and tells you he will meet me at stenwege, I complete the quest and I don’t get the next quest nothing happens and faravid comes walking back and just stops in the back of the house and doesn’t move. If I were to guess faravid not actuallly leaving and just getting stuck after this son of Jorvik ends could be part of the problem and maybe that’s why I can’t get the next quest. That’s my guess but all and all the game just doesn’t progress past this son of Jorvik for me .
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ive tried everything you can think of reinstalling, not talking to lufvina after the bar fight, talking to her, waiting out the “wait for hjorr to show up with the royal documents” I’ve tried meditating, I’ve tried all 3 dialogue choices, simultaneous with all the other things I’ve tried. But it all ends up the same faravid comes walking back in, I don’t get the next quest and he just is stuck in the back of the house where Ricsige stands at the war table.
@ubi-wan
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