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Major Bug after last Update and Buying: Wrath of the druids
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This forum design is very unclear. I don't know if there is a bug-thread already or not (I don't have time to check it). So, here are the hard facts:
- Major Bug
- After visiting Asgard or [the other lore-map, which name can't be translated anywhere in English; the "winter land"] the quick saves don't work anymore, even if you leave these maps again.
- The deer/buck (riding animal) in these maps looks realy bugged (face, eyes, legs ... everything disorted)
- The game crashes ofter by visiting these maps
- One manual save game was creadted corrupt
- System XBOX Series X / XBOX One
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After visiting Asgard or the other lore-map, the quick saves don't work anymore,
The game crashes often by visiting these maps.
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The quick saves will stop working at some point throughout the game, not just because of Asgard or Jotunheim. Easiest fix is to make a manual save and reload the game.
I know you play on console, but I play on PC and found that playing full screen and not ALT-Tabbing in and out of the game allowed me to play much longer before a crash occurred.
However, crashes are inevitable in this game. It's not very stable. -
UPDATE:
I noticed that the deer/buck [riding animal] in the mentioned maps ("dreamed"-maps) looks normal, if I choose a horse in the main world. I used the Lion (DLC) - which might cause this bug, I guess because of it's other proportion.
Means:
Horse in the main world - no bug in the "dreamed"-maps with the deer/buck as riding animal. Looks normal.
Lion in the main world - ugly bugged deer/buck as riding animal.
Not tested if it can be triggered by other "cats" (like lynx) as riding animals or: If it also fixes the problem with the fail of the qucik saves.
(And I don't have time to test it atm - sry. Already big sleep deficit.
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I know that a lot of ppl at Ubisoft are stressed atm, but I hope these problems will be fixed soon.
Thx.
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