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Enemies no longer hostile
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Everything was working fine until I began the world event to fight Goneril. She just stood there and let me kill her while shouting out her usual lines. After killing her I fast traveled to fight one of the zealots(Eorforwine) and he just stood there and didn't fight back. I would get his health low but then he would regenerate health so I couldn't kill him. I moved on from him to continue the main story quest in Cent. I started a raid at Rouecistre Blockade and all of the enemies are walking around like nothing is going in and letting me assassinate right in front of them. My raiding party isn't fighting them either. I'm playing on PC and have over 59 hours in it so far. This is the first time I've seen this happen.
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I'm on PC, had this same issue. Except I was in Sciropeshire and ran into the Zealot there. Killed his horse and he fell off, then he stood there and let me kill him. His health also kept regenerating if I stopped attacking him, Eventually set him on fire and kept my damage on him and he died. Now nothing is agroing for me. Even guards in hostile areas, they just stand there and look at me and go on their merry way.
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Saving and Loading didn't work. Restarting the game worked and fixed it for me.
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@drkvestner seems to be the best fix for it. Nothing too major to deal with luckily. It would be awful if it got stuck like that.
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