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Unable to complete the mystery 'Lamb Chops'
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Hey. I have a problem with a mystery in Sciropscire. It is the last one I need to finish the zone so it is really annoying.
It is the Lamb Chops one. I have searched online alot but I seem to be the only one with this issue.
I killed the sheep, and they are not respawning. They stay dead even when I leave and come back much later after advancing the story further. The farmer just sits there and cries. I cannot loot the dead sheeps anymore, and Eivor just tells the farmer I had no luck finding the brooch.
How can I fix this when the sheep don't respawn in the game? I need to finish this to enjoy the rest of the game. -
@uchihafalcon I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing this issue.
To confirm when you first started this mystery quest and spoke to the farmer did you kill the sheep but you were unable to find the missing brooch? Can you also provide a video. In the video can you show your map, quest log and then talk to the farmer and show that the sheep are dead. Can you also go to your inventory bag and show that you do not have the brooch.Official Response“We work in the Dark, to serve the Light. We are Assassins.”🦅
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@ubi-keo
I killed the sheep yes, I think I found the brooch, and it dissappeared from my inventory when talking to him, and he just said I have had no luck finding it. He just cries because I killed the sheep.....
Here is the video you requested:
Also a file of an upload from when I am at the location: https://easyupload.io/xxcdta: (https://easyupload.io/xxcdta)
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