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UNSOLVED This is Odd! Glowecestrescire Stables.
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Hello everyone.
Now this is an odd one.
In Glowecestrescire, in the town of Glowecestre (which has 2 fast travels, a dock in the south and a viewpoint in the north of the town, St. Kenhelm's church)
Look at the map and the town will have a stable icon.
However at this stable is NO stablehand. No one is there to talk to, to buy mounts & birds or equip them.
But... If you go to the viewpoint fast travel (the church) to the left is the town exit arch and walls.
Go outside this arch and turn right. (In front of the walls)
You will see stables. Which Work! A helpful stablehand will help you out here.
These stables however have NO icon on the map...
Very odd.
I'm on an Xbox one S. Version 1.3.2.
I'm curious If this is the same on other versions.
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@kingbeard
as far as I remember it's the same for me (PS4 pro / Valhalla 1.3.2)
and the other stable (with the icon) never had any horse vendor...
I will give it a look to verify the next time I play
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Ok I just veryfied :
- Glowecestre North stable = no icon + 1 stable lad selling horses
- Glowecestre East stable = 1 icon + No stable lad
I am wondering why Ubisoft Support asked (in another thread) for videos as it seems to work as intended by the dev team....
Communication is clearly not a top priority at Ubisoft.... - Glowecestre North stable = no icon + 1 stable lad selling horses
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@procadman
Thanks to you for your response
Even if I am wondering why a fully usable stable with a Horses vendor as no icon at all, it's a good thing that now Ubi is saying this about the stables that are not designed to maintain our herd/flock, instead of asking for useless videos proving that stables with icons as no Horse Vendor at all...
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Hey all,
I haven't seen this issue myself before but I just had a search to see if we have anything about this and found the dev team are aware that in Glowecestrescire there is 2 stables and only one stable vendor that looks after both of them, however, there are times when he is not at either stable. If this happens, he has been spotted at the festival in Glowecestre in one report that we received. If you ever encounter this too, or are unable to find him, please let us know and we can submit save files to them to help with their investigation.Official Response -
@ubi-froggard
Thanks to you for your response and for sharing these additional infos with us
If I encounter the fully missing stablelad or, if I find him in Glowecestre festival I will post here and send my save files
Nice day to you and to all -
@KingBeard - Hey there! The team have been able to reproduce the issue whereby the stablehand is missing from the stable shown on the map in Glowecestrescire, and are currently looking into it. As my colleague @Ubi-Froggard has mentioned above, it has been noticed that the stablehand may be found at the festivities taking place for Mari Lwyd, as this involves the whole region. As soon as we hear more from the team about the status of their investigation, we'll let everyone know here on the forums. Thank you for your patience and understanding in the meantime!
@azullFR - I have passed forward the images you shared to the development team in case they could be helpful; thank you for taking the time to prepare and share these here in the thread! Regarding collecting videos of stables, this is helpful in evaluating whether the stable in question is meant to be an attended one or not, as well as verifying if an issue is present. Please rest assured that we do not ask for such videos unless they could be helpful to the investigation(s) we have ongoing.
@procadman - I believe it was myself who advised that not all stables / hitching posts with horses may have stablehands in your thread here. As a general rule, those marked with stable icons on the map should have attendants, while those that are unmarked are just to make mounts available should you want to ride in the moment and head off from there. To understand whether the stable / hitching post you're at is meant to be attended, it is best if you can provide an image or short video clip showing the exact location so that we can take a look.Official Response
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