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'Confirm Kill' during quest causing Player Model Bug and Load Freeze
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During the 'Stench of Treachery' quest's investigative phase, I came across a 'Confirm Kill' prompt when clearing a bandit site in the swamp. After confirming this kill, I waited through a long blank loading screen, and was then taken to the dark, misty animus loading area. When I pressed the menu button, my character model was a glowing red balloon-man. Power levels had gone, but skill tree was still there. I quit to main menu and loaded in at what I guess was my last auto-save, before I raided that camp.
I've attached a screenshot of the red balloon man, and also a link to the highlight from my stream.
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/977102223
Unsure if I was not far enough progressed in the game to kill that character, or if there's another reason it bugged out!
Cheers,
Sassy
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Hello @aSassysCreed,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention!
Can you please share with us your full PC specs, so we can have a look? Additionally, can you please confirm if you've encountered this issue just once or multiple times?
Many thanks!Official Response -
@ubi-mark
Hi Mark,
I've attached a Google Drive file as I don't have permission(?) to upload the .txt file.
I've only encountered this issue once, and didn't attempt to re-create it once I loaded back into the game. I've progressed a bit further now, so am not sure if I'd be able to.
I have been encountering other crashes randomly though, but they seem to be due to my computer being an old potato :') .
You'll notice that my NVIDIA driver isn't up to date, this is because after leaving the game for a while after early access/initial release, I came back to it and was getting constant bloom lighting in all environments, and the only way I could get rid of it was to revert my drivers back to the version that was installed when I played early access.
If that is something I should install now (hopefully the bug is gone!) let me know
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1s-9x0kQD3AX4Srjd7MkIL1WBxaGVam6n/view?usp=sharing: (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1s-9x0kQD3AX4Srjd7MkIL1WBxaGVam6n/view?usp=sharing)
Cheers!
Sassy
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