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Unsolved Bug: Zealoth Eorforwine stuck underground
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Eorforwine is stuck underground the northwest of Utbech camp at Grantebridgesire. Water is green near that location
Instead of spawning on the ground, Eorforwine is stuck underground. Tried shooting an arrow, hitting it with an axe.
https://imgur.com/a/w8wjJRg
Console PS5.
Tried:- Restarting game
- Reloading save game
- Restarting PS5 console
Tried uploading the image of 1.7 MB but I'm getting this message in the popup Image dimensions are too big. If the size is big then at least tell end-users what the heck is the default size of an image required. -
@niravbhimani53 take a screenshot of the picture on your phone,then it will be much lighter and you will be able to post it here.
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Hello @niravbhimani53,
Sorry to hear that you are unable to proceed.
Can you please provide us with a short video of this occurring, so we can investigate it further for you? You can upload your video by clicking the share button on your controller and selecting upload to the Youtube platform
Once received, we will be able to investigate it further for you.
Alternatively, have you tried changing your image resolution by for example taking a screenshot of the image, as @Garbo3 suggested?
Many thanks and if you have any additional questions, please let us know.Official Response -
Hi, the last patch v1.022.100 on the PS5 seems to have fixed this issue.
Cheers everyone -
Thank you for the update, @niravbhimani53! Glad to hear this has been resolved for you now.
Please keep us posted if you have any further issues arise after the latest update.Official Response
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