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Bugs with quests 'The Welcoming Party' and 'Old Wounds'
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ljufvina find and speak pointer not working same problem also rollo pointer not working
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@kedito I'm sorry but I don't understand the issue you are experiencing.
Could you please provide more information:- What is the name of the quest or quests you are experiencing issues with?
- You mentioned find and speak pointer not working, do you mean that you are unable to interact with NPC's or do they not follow you?
Official Response“We work in the Dark, to serve the Light. We are Assassins.”🦅
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1) in jorvik alliance mission:search for ljufvina
she is said to live a round the docks
2) in essexe alliance: protect rollo
yes it's true npcs are not responding the game is stuck -
@kedito Thanks for clarifying this for me.
I can confirm that the issue with the quest 'Old Wounds' is a known issue. The development team are intending to fix this with a future update.
Please keep checking the known issues list and the news and announcements page for updates.
With regards to the other issue for the quest 'Welcoming Party'. We did receive a couple of reports from players who did not trigger the cut scene with Grigorii the beginning of the quest and therefore could not complete the quest, however the game team were unable to reproduce the issue.
Can you confirm if the cut scene triggered for you? It may be the same issue you are experiencing. Do you also have the latest update installed? Please try verifying your game files then try again to see if that helps.Official Response“We work in the Dark, to serve the Light. We are Assassins.”🦅
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@kedito Thanks for the update, I'm sorry to hear that verifying the game files did not help.
If you still experience the issue after the next update is released then please reply to this thread and we will gather further information from you and provide it to the game team to investigate.Official Response
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