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Birthrights mission broken, unable to progress (PC)
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Birthrights mission breaks after a very long loading screen after talking with the kings brings me back to Feldberg and does not complete quest. Unable to progress further on PC
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Same issue here. Incredibly long loading screen after feast and I'm standing alone on the dock in Feldberg with Birthrights mission still tracking but no tasks. Can't proceed further.
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Exactly the same happened for me there, tried reloading a previous save file but it wasn't having it. 1.02 on PC.
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After moving the files to my SSD I restarted and the quest was completed. Not sure if a work around or just got lucky.
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I reinstalled the game after deleting/clearing cache and the issue still occurred at that same spot.
HOWEVER, in a fit of despair, I jumped off the dock into the cold waters to try and die in Fornburg to see if that did anything. I swam out of to the middle of the channel and was making my way out to sea, slowly freezing and suffocating when the quest COMPLETED! I was around 50% air and 75% health. Maybe moving away from the dock area reloads quest information? Who knows. This game's bugs are as mysterious as the gods. -
@jp_thedude
And now I'm stuck here with THIS bug: https://discussions.ubisoft.com/topic/80331/game-breaking-bug-can-not-get-to-england-ac-valhalla
I have over 10 hours of playtime and probably have only actually played 2-3 of them.
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