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Unsolved Glitched healing after final fight in druid expansion
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Prior to the final fight in the DLC I am able to heal myself with rations. As soon as the fight starts I am unable to use rations and after the fight the ration healing is bugged. Although I have 3 rations I cannot heal myself. Whenever I click on the d pad to heal there is a red heart that beats on the ration counter but no heal. I have tried restarting the game too. I tried this twice and both the times heal gets glitched after the final fight in the druids expansion.
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Hello there @akhil-sudh! Welcome to the forums
I'm sorry to hear that you're unable to use rations during and after the final fight in Wrath of the Druids. Would you be able to provide us with a video that shows you're able to heal before the fight, but are unable to use the rations during / after the fight?
Have you been able to collect more than 3 rations before going into the fight? This would be useful to test whether the amount of rations you have affects this issue.
We can then pass this report along to the development team for a closer look.
Thanks!
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@akhil-sudh I also had this issue. I don’t know how I fixed it but it went away after completing a few non-fighting objectives (like finding chests, artifacts, etc.). Extremely annoying during the final fight because it is a long scene and it would have sucked to have to start over because of ration issues. I have a video of the phenomenon but it won’t let me attach it directly to this message.
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Hello there @Kayetoo! Welcome to the forums
Thanks for sharing your report with us! I'm glad to hear that this issue resolved itself as you progressed further in the game. Thanks for letting us know this.
The best way to share a video with us is to upload it to a sharing platform (such as YouTube or Google Drive) and to send us an unlisted link. We can then take a closer look at the video and pass it along to the development team.
Thanks! Official Response
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