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UNSOLVED Sigrblot Festival Bug
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Three quests bugged:
War Effort: Completed all missions around the carvings, one white dot remains, and Eivor just says "i should see what need to be done around the settlement". The progress bar is full, cannot complete.
War Game: Beating Alvin and Orlog countless times, quest doesn't complete.
Test Your Metal: Completed all 3 different duels with each weapon, and received tokens, quest doesn't complete.
Quite frankly this event has been a buggy mess, and not enjoyable as I cannot even get the rewards for the time spent completing the missions. -
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Hi there,
This issue has had a fix rolled out, and should be working as normal. Could you check that the game is running the most recent update?
If this issue still persists please let us know!Official ResponseShe/They, have an excellent day 😎
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@dixie-_-normous I have the same thing. Orlog and test your metal never disappears. The festival before had the same “ bug”
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Hi all, thanks for your feedback regarding this "bug", if possible could you make sure you game is fully patched and up to date and then check if you are still experiencing this in game.? If so could you provide an image or short video clip showing how this occurs and we will be sure to get this forwarded for further review.
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Hey @aegorraas,
Thanks for getting back to us and sorry to hear that!
As requested, could you please provide a clip or some screenshots so we can pass it onto the team?
Thank you!Official Response
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