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UNSOLVED Unable to confirm kill on Zealot 'Callin' as he has glitched under the map
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I can't confirm a zealot kill. He is at below the floor. Please I need help.
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Hi @iranzitorama and welcome to the forums.
I'm sorry to hear that one of the Zealots is below the map and you cannot confirm the kill.
Could you please confirm the following:- The name of the Zealot
- If he already spawned under the map when you arrived at the location or if you killed him and he fell through the map
- If you killed him did you use an ability for the final blow and if so which one and are you able to load an earlier save before you killed him and try again
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@Ubi-Keo His name is Callin. I killed him and he fell through the map. I use the Gae Bolg from Wrath of the Druids DLC. I can't load a previous save, unfortunately I was hoping it might be temporary and kept playing. I've even tried to reinstall the game and it doesn't work. Only this zealot is missing to finish the game.
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@iranzitorama Thanks for the information provided.
Can you try going to the location where Callin is then create a new manual save and exit the game. Then try loading the new save you created and see if he is still under the map. If he is can you then fast travel to another location and create another manual save and exit. Then load the new save again and travel back to the location where Callin is to see if his body has respawned on the ground.Official Response -
@ubi-keo none of the alternatives worked. Saving and loading to Caillin's location, the icon moved, but still under the map, saving elsewhere and backing out had no effect.
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@iranzitorama Thanks for the update.
I have reported this to the development team to investigate further. We will update this thread once there is an update available.Official Response -
@ubi-keo I am having the exact same issue!! Killed "Cola" and he I cannot confirm the kill because he's under the map. I have played like the whole game with him being stuck, so, I know restarting and everything won't help.
How can we fix this, I'd really love to get the Robe for Thor's armor, and his Hammer and this is the last step. -
Thanks for adding to this @iiech0ii , sorry to see you're also having issues!
This is still being looked into by the game's team at the moment so I'd like to pass your details on.
Are you able to share any screenshots or clips of the Zealot's spawn so we can pass this on too?
Much appreciated!Official Response -
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@iiech0ii
Thanks for providing this for us. I have passed this on to the team currently investigating this issue as well.
Apologies for any inconvenience caused as a result of this issue whilst we're investigating this further. Thanks.Official Response
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