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AC Valhalla 1.2.0 Patch Bugs
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Since Patch 1.2.0 has been released I've noticed a few bugs that I have experienced during game play.
- When Eivor walks up, through or crouching to be stealth in any plants/shrubs, the plants/shrubs disappear making it seem as if Eivor is standing or crouched in the open.
- When entering any town, fort, or camp that has ropes connected to something, the rope is not appearing. When Eivor walks on a rope it looks as if he/she is walking on air.
If this is a known issue, i apologize in advance. -
Hiya @partymcflyy80! Thank you for sharing this report with us here! Our team is currently aware of the foilage issues players have been receiving when Eivor walks into them. To gather more information to share with the team, do you know where you have witnessed this happening in-game? As for the rope issue, would it be possible to share a short clip reproducing this for our team to see?
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In cutscenes almost every time, Eivor's beard shows up a moment later than the entire character. It gives the impression that the beard is bouncing, similar to the clothes of some NPCs in the cutscenes. RTX 2080TI Drivers Nvidia 462.07
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