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UNSOLVED Asgard has several game breaking bugs
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I have lost my will to play this game at this point. Might be the first AC game that I will never finish. And that is because Asgard has so many game breaking bugs.
- As soon as I started the Asgard story arc, there's now an exclamation mark stuck on my quest tab permanently and it won't go away
- Again, as soon as I started the Asgard arc, the quest named "A Brief History of The Hidden Ones" disappeared from my quest log and it cannot be found again
- The world event "Njord's Lament" cannot be completed because Njord never spawns on the island
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Wait a second, is "Njord's Lament" quest-locked? I just checked some walkthroughs and they all say you need to complete the "Fate of The High One" arc on Asgard first before you can complete the world events. Is this true? Can anybody confirm? Because if it is, it's a really bad design choice. I mean, the game doesn't tell it to you in any way. I immediately thought it must be a bug.
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@crazybone992
I confirm : "Njord's lament is locked behind some other quest (I don't remember their name)
I also agree with the fact that this is bad design choice
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Hey guys!
@Crazybone992 - thank you for these reports!
Regarding the exclamation mark and 'Brief History of the Hidden Ones' , neither of these appear to have been reported yet.
If there's no change with either of these after verifying the game's files: (https://ubi.li/XXtuD) could you please provide some clip examples so we can take a closer look and pass them onto the team?
Thank you!Official Response -
@ubi-theberry Not a bug after all. The missing quest came back and the exclamation mark disappeared when I returned to the "real world" from Asgard. All good.
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