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Locked SOLVED [RESOLVED] Thistles collected remains at 0/5 in "In Dreams" | POST HERE
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I am unable to collect thistle after countless times of starting over on saves and resets. Is there something I able to do to progress further the questline. Also, since the update the Sky box is flickering and clouds too.
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Best AnswerHello there!
As we have had no further reports of this issue persisting in-game following the release of TU 1.2.2, we will now be locking this thread.
If you encounter any further trouble when trying to collect thistles for Valka, please don't hesitate to open up a new thread so we can take a closer look. When opening a new thread, please include as much information about the issue you're encountering as possible. Any images or videos that demonstrate the issue in-game are also helpful for further investigation.
Thanks!
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Hello all, I am sorry to hear that the number of thistles you have collected has not been updating.
Are any of you able to provide us with a short video demonstrating this?Official Response -
Hi just wanted to know if anybody else is able to collect thistles. Whenever I go to collect one, the 0/5 doesn’t change. In other words, even though I’m able to collect thistles the quest objective doesn’t update.
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The same thing is happening to me in the questline "In Dreams" I have no video and I am not going to roll it back a couple hours to get one. Sorry.
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the quest says to collect 5 thistle plants but it stays at 0/5. even after collecting every thistle plant around the pond. i've tried reloading several different saves from before i obtained the quest as well as fast traveling out of the area and coming back but nothing i do changes the objective of the quest. the only thing i haven't done is restart the playthrough completely but i'm almost 7 hours in and don't want to do that.
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I don't count the 5 plants I collected, loading the save doesn't help, restarting the game is the same
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same here i picked up all of them now there is nothing left and im still at 0
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@kultowy97 Did you go on top of the waterfall? There are like, really alot up there, if you use your interaction-vision they are marked in blue / blue pulsing circles.
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@akorna I did all the things you just mentioned, even blew up the stones under the Waterfall and collected all the Thirstles, nothing happened. I might start over again ...
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@bartholomeu2020 My bad, misread his sentence I understood that he didn't find 5 of them
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I have experienced something similar. In my inventory, it shows 4/5 thistle. The fifth thistle is actually right next to it with a blank black box with no picture and says 1 thistle. No way to combine them. Cannot pick more thistles and I've searched a great many areas around water to find more as well as every merchant I've discovered, but so far no luck and the thistles around the pond will not regenerate. So, like you all, I can't progress in the quest.
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Hello everyone,
I've merged all of your threads on this issue together to form a megathread - sorry if your previous conversations have become a little disjointed because of this!
As my colleague Ubi-Swaggins requested, a video demonstrating this issue would be very helpful to us, so that we can pass it to the devs and hopefully get the issue reproduced on their end. I've submitted a report of the issue as is, but it is likely they'll need some images or video clips to fully understand what is going on, so any that could be provided would be gratefully received!
Please continue to update us here if you find any workarounds or manage to progress in the meantime.Official Response -
I have exactly the same issue, i can collect thistles but it doesn't ad up to 5, tried reloading etc, but nothing works, very annoying.
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can you prgress in game if you leave this quest out?i don't really want to keep going if at some point i will have to do this quest
@ubi-woofer https://1drv.ms/u/s!AmfrZ3aNTALdhvU5U-WdK23FGYRMiA?e=MtnVXu Here is video of that bug
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