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Avenge quest uncompletable due to Explosive Corpse.
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I received an avenge quest in Winchestre Garrison, but due to using Explosive Corpse skill the quest is uncompletable. In the picture I have included there used to be a booby-trapped dead body where the marker is pointing, but there is nothing left to interact with after triggering so the quest is glitched out.
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@sir_jobe Thanks for including this image in your post, and welcome to the forums! Are you able to check if loading a previous save allows you to complete this quest?
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@ubiexcellent Loading a previous save removed the quest from my list. The avenge quests are online quests related to other players so I did not find another in the area at the time. The core problem is the game telling me to confirm dead and interact with something that no longer exists. It seems I will have to refrain from these quests altogether or stop using the Explosive Corpse skill for now. Perhaps a solid solution would be to make it so exploded corpses either remain after triggering or are automatically tagged confirmed dead.
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@sir_jobe Thank you for getting back to us and letting us know that this quest is online related. If you come across it again and the same issue happens please let us know. In regard to your feedback about making exploded corpses either remain after triggering or are automatically tagged confirmed dead I am happy to pass this on for you.
If there is anything else that we can help you with, please let us know.
Thank you.
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