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SOLVED Unable to progress in "Ottoman Brotherhood" challenge on UbiConnect
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I can't progress in this weekly UbiConnect challenge that unlocks the Ottoman Brotherhood tattoo. The system does not log "kills from a hanging rope".
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@thepetrus89 Try going to the Calleva Outpost and assassinate targets while ziplining. I managed to knock out the challenge pretty easily doing that. There are actually more than ten enemies inside the amphitheater there, so you should have no problems. Here... someone actually did a video about it too...
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Hey @ThePetrus89
Glad to see you have managed to get it complete already. Many thanks @thenorfolkian for sharing the tip and video.Official Response -
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@kormac67 Sure thing. There are other places, like enemy camps/forts where one can do zipline kills, but this is still the only location I know of where you can wash, rinse, and repeat. Any time Ubisoft Connect has a zipline challenge, this is the place to go.
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Hello @Kormac67 , happy to hear the workaround provided by @TheNorfolkian worked for you.
Please let us know if you have any other questions.Official Response
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