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Unsolved Missing settlement names
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Thanks to the new update two settlement decorations names no longer show. They are just blank. They're the two new rewards from the last yule festival.
They are called
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Hey @kingbeard
I don't see any known issues of this. Please could you provide screenshots of this so we can forward them to the dev team?Official Response -
@ubi-froggard
I can confirm the two recent yule decorations are also showing up with no name, just a blank spot in my game as well. Forgot to take a picture, but it’s definitely bugged in almost the reverse way the Jord Scarecrow recently is, that one has a name but it’s a placeholder sack image not the actual thing, whereas these ones have their proper image but it’s blank space next to them. I’ll try to remember a pic for next time but it’s definitely present. -
@hidden1ne Thank you for your reply and letting us know that this is also affecting you. If you can provide an image that would be great for our bug report to the development team.
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here's a video showing the two missing names and the WIP icon
https://gamerdvr.com/gamer/spirantcrayon22/video/157304947
for the two without a name, the one on the left is House Bear (White), the one on the right is Winter Warrior Statue -
@ubi-froggard I'll try and gt pictures soon. But its a real pain on my end....
I can also confirm that the Jord scarecrow
Is also a sac with the word WIP written on it.
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Hello Vikings,
Thank you for providing us with more details regarding this issue.
I reported it to the development team for further investigation. Once we have an update, we will let everyone know through the patch notes.
Apologies for any inconvenience caused by this and if you have any additional questions, please let us know.Official Response -
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You're welcome, @KingBeard!
If there's anything else we can help you with, please don't hesitate to get in touch!
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Hello there @bielik01!
Thanks for providing an additional video showing the missing settlement decoration names. I'll pass this along to the dedicated teams so they can take a look at is as part of the ongoing investigation.
If we require any additional information regarding these missing names, we'll reach out within this thread. In the meantime, I'd recommend keeping an eye out for any future updates within the News & Announcements forum.
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Not fixed in today's update...
Nor the missing weapon and bow names.... -
@kingbeard Greetings. I am sorry that this was not resolved with the newest update. I can confirm that this issue is currently still under investigation. I do apologize for any frustrations this has caused you.
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Here are all the missing names of things still not fixed.
The bow and spear names and descriptions have disappeared
for The Vernal bow and Spear of Renewal.
They were awarded in the last festival
As for settlement pieces
The names for winter warrior statue scheme and house bear scheme. are still missing.
The Jord scarecrow is still an odd picture of a sack with WAP written on it.
The names of the Hoarfrost beard and all Hoarfrost hairstyles are still missing too.
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@KingBeard Hey there! Thanks for letting us know that these items are still missing names. The good news is that all of these items have already been reported and are being investigated by the team. Once we have any updates to share, they will be posted within the News & Announcements forum via the patch notes, so please keep an eye out for these. Thank you!
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still not fixed with the latest update....
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New festival reward has messed up another Item.
The Picture for the Saint George's Tower Shield is the
same picture as the new Sólskin Shield.
Bit odd, but add it to the list please.
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