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UNSOLVED Reopening bug: Cannot proceed with several quests: A Sword-Shower in Anecastre / Stuck after pledging to Lincolnscire
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Hi all,
I am experiencing a bug that was logged earlier and was (not completely?) fixed in TU1.1.1, with release notes:
Cannot proceed with several quests:- A Sword-Shower in Anecastre / Stuck after pledging to Lincolnscire
After completing the quests in the Lincolnscire arc and reporting to Randvi, I am locked in place at the alliance map and cannot move.
I can fast travel to other locations, but once there I still cannot move.
Related topic: https://discussions.ubisoft.com/topic/88870/resolved-after-pledging-to-lincolnscire-i-am-unable-to-move-away-from-the-alliance-map-post-here/2?lang=en-US
Best regards -
Update: the bug seems to have fixed itself, I'm able to move further in the campaign.
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Hi @samdebaveye and welcome to the forum.
Apologies for the late response, I'm pleased to hear that your issue is resolved.
If you have any further issues please let us know.Official Response
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