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Unsolved Mastery Challenge quest bugged (*SPOILERS*)
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Okay,
So after starting the new Mastery Challenges, I decided to put extra strain on myself by ONLY accepting the mission complete when 1000 points are reached. This means it's Gold rating or nothing.
Cool, after a few frustrating runs, and many, many retries, i've done it. I've got a gold rating for all 15 of the trails.
Feeling good about now. Return to Hildiran... Takes me to the vault, opens and finds Odin's Eye. Takes it from me and we walk off.
Now what? She keeps working on Odin's Eye, but never finishes. Meditated for days, did a world event or 3, and caught some fish. Still nothing.
Is this because I got a gold rating before being given the quest to go off and get gold in all the trails?
What am I supposed to at this point? -
@psycosaintz I guess this is it... probably this is what they meant in Ubisoft Forward, that Eivor is not done with Odin... apparently there's more to come in future updates
I don't see any quest after "The Cryptic Tutelage of Hildiran" and "Mastery Challenge" got unlocked for me in Ubisoft Connect, so I guess we have to wait -
@psycosaintz She doesn't require you to get gold on all 15. The only reward for getting gold on all 15 is having enough credits to purchase everything in her store.
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Hello @Psycosaintz,
Thank you for sharing your feedback with us!
Just to clarify, completing all of the challenges gives you enough credits to purchase all of the items from the Store
I hope it helps and if you have any additional questions, please let us know.Official Response
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