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(SPOILERS) Appearance change for weapons glitch in Gunnar's forge.
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Now that I have warned you about the spoilers let's get into the issue I am having and I would like to find out if you are also having this issue. Once you take out all the orders of the ancients and retrieved all of thors armour including the cloak from Hytham now go to Norway on the northernmost coast you go retrieve thors hammer however when you get this weapon it has a bright yellow glow. Now I want to go to Gunnars Forge and use another hammer to apply the Mjonirs skin onto it. At first, it shows me both weapons with the glow but after a little gameplay and loading and killing enemies on one of the weapons the glow disappears. To replicate this issue it mainly happens after any loading or fast traveling. and when you quit the game and load back in. That's how you can replicate it. Basically what I'm trying to do is have the glow on both weapons but the glow keeps switching weapons. let me know in the comments if you also are having this issue.
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