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Locked Solved [RESOLVED] Unable to obtain a skill point to reach Power Level 476 | POST HERE
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As we have had no reports of issues persisting with missing skill points following the release of TU 1.5.0, we will now be locking this thread.
If you encounter any trouble with skill points please feel welcome to create a new thread and our team will investigate further. When creating a new thread, please ensure that you include a video of the issue you've encountered, as this is helpful for further investigation.
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PC, Ubisoft Launcher, after the update 1.4.1, I try to level all new skills added. Is the new max power level suppose to be 476? I'm stuck a power level 475. There is one skill left, and I can't add point to it. Because every time I level up or buy more point from merchant. It just goes to mastery points not skill points. as shown at this screenshot
Also at the highest difficulty(Aesir/Nightmare), one Reda's daily quest is missing. I still need to change level scaling back to default in order to get 2 daily quests. I have to do this every time before accepting quests from Reda. -
i am on xbox series x and i am unable to get not enough skill points for all the new skills from the new isle of skye?
i am at power 475 but i still have 1 skill that i can not get because now every time i level up i only get 1 mastery point. -
Seems like the new limit is 475, but not every skill is attainable.
Also auto-assign doesn't cover every post launch skill.
TU 1.4.1 added 7 new skills: 3 for Raven, 2 for Bear, and 2 for Wolf trees.
When I leveled up, I got 1 skill point and 1 mastery point, and then I knew something doesn't add up.
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I was just looking to see if this had been posted. One skill point missing. I might go back and see if I can test workarounds, eg, assign some skill points then see if it awards two more rather than one of each. Think, though, it is because of the power cap as you note.
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Yes, indeed. Unfortunately buying a scroll from Yanli gives a mastery point in case anyone thinks of trying (and reads this).
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@bielik01
yes it was that kind of thing I wondered - but the power cap at 475 is what's doing it I think -
As shown below, I have leveled up but instead of getting the final skill point to obtain the last skill node, I get Mastery points instead.
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@citizennowhere having the same issue and was missing the same skill. Reset all points to see if that shook something loose and now I’m missing hammer mastery but still at 475 and only receiving mastery points
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@citizennowhere Yeah, I'm having the same difficulty, minus the Reda quest. Still missing a single skill point. Minus side: A skill I can't unlock, since I don't have enough. Plus side: A nice, attractive 475 instead of a gross 476.
The completionist in me hates it, but the OCD in me loves it. -
@spirantcrayon22 1 weekly quest and 2 daily quest. For me, the nightmare level scaling only causes the bug for missing one daily quest.
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Is there a missing skill point in the skill tree / web? I am at level 475 and 1 skill is unlocked and I am getting only mastery points now.
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@superfly_boss yeah, and this is a list of threads where it was reported:
A Missing Skill Point ? by @Hern_the_Hunter
Skill point bug after latest update by @WildHunt
Power Level stuck at 475, Reda's Quest still missing one by @CitizenNowhere
not enough skill points for isle of skye new skill by @Littleweasel01
Unable to obtain skill point 476 by @Avenger237
Bugged Skill Tree post TU 1.4.1 by me -
Yes, I noticed the same. Playing on PC, 1 skill point is missing and I'm getting Mastery points.
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@citizennowhere Regarding the missing quest. This is caused by the level scaling. Reset it to default and all quests are showing up.
Its a known issue look here: https://discussions.ubisoft.com/topic/102115/level-scaling-prevents-you-from-receiving-reda-s-daily-quests-post-here/50?lang=en-US -
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