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Cannot Recruit other player's Jomsviking, because they're all Birna
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Hello!
I tried to recruit another player's Jomsviking for the Connect challenge today, but every time I traveled to a Jomsviking icon, it was Birna standing there and she wont talk to me. I tried Ledecestre, Wandrie, Botolphston, Lunden, and 2 more locations, but I forgot the names. She really gets around, not to mention she's also in my boat! Not sure if its relevant, but I did not experience any connection issues.
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Hello @lemmie88,
Sorry to hear that you are unable to recruit Jomsvikings.
It honestly looks like a connection issue, as recruiting Jomsvikings is an online feature. Can you please perform all the troubleshooting steps listed in this article? This will ensure that your connection to our services is optimal.
Many thanks and if you have any additional questions, please let us know.Official Response -
@ubi-mark Thank you for your response!
I was not experiencing connection issues at the time. I use a wired connection and was doing the Reda quests. I also kept checking my progress with the other Ubisoft Connect challenges, which promptly counted my kills and assassinations. Actually, after posting, I found that the Jomsviking in Ravensthorpe was player-created and was able to recruit them for the challenge.
However, I believe there's still some issue with the world Jomsvikings. Today, they did not show up at all (except in Ravensthorpe) and the icons were absent from my map. -
@lemmie88 Thanks for the update. If you are still unable to find any Jomsviking's we would still recommend following the connectivity troubleshooting provided and if the issue still persists please let us know and we will forward your details onto the game team.
They are already investigating issues with Jomsviking's not appearing.Official Response
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