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UNSOLVED [DoR] Game crashed during Valkyrie Arena and lost progress
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Whose idea was it to avoid auto-saves while in the Valkyrie Arena?
I just spent about three and a half hours doing Arena battles in order to work towards the rewards. About thirty or so fights. In between the fights I was using the "tell a new tale" button, so held X.
Then the Xbox crashed.
None (almost none) of the progress was saved. No tokens. The final tattoo from the boasts remained in the inventory, at least, but that's just one easy fight had it not worked.
I think I'll play Forza for a bit. -
@spirantcrayon22 This is not the first time the auto-save function has failed and caused progress to never be tracked. It’s really weird that even manual saves cannot be made when the cloud is out of whack... it’s as if having a local save doesn’t matter.
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Hi @spirantcrayon22 apologies for the late response.
I am also sorry to hear that your game crashed during the arena battles and you lost all of your progress.
If you continue to experience this issue then please post on this megathread if you haven't already done so.Official Response“We work in the Dark, to serve the Light. We are Assassins.”
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Hi @bielik01 I'm sorry to hear that you have also experienced a crash during the Valkyrie arena.
The megathread I provided a link to is to collect all information for crashes or freezes experienced in the Dawn of Ragnarok expansion, therefore I would recommend posting your issue there so we can collect the information.
With regards to the lost progression, the progress is only saved after a successful encounter and will only save once you exit the dialogue menu. I will however forward your feedback onto the development team.Official Response -
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The main point is not about the crash but please suggest that there's an auto-save after each battle. I can live with an occasional crash but it lost me a couple of hours. An auto-save solves the problem. -
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Hi @spirantcrayon22 apologies for the late response.
Of course I have forwarded your suggestion on to the development team.
@Ibsarp I'm sorry to hear that you have also encountered a crash in the arena. If you continue to experience this issue could you please post on this megathread, as we are collecting any information related to crashes in Dawn of Ragnarok there.Official Response
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