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SOLVED [RESOLVED] Unable to remove the Mari Lwyd cloak from Eivor | POST HERE
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Like the title says, I finished the arc and now the cloak is stuck on Eivor, can't remove it all. It works to restart the game but the cloak just comes back after a while.
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Best AnswerHello everyone!
I'm very happy to return to the thread to confirm that TU 1.1.1 - releasing today - contains a fix for this issue with the Mari Lwyd disguise. Once the patch has been fully deployed, and you have fully-updated your game to the latest version, you should find that you are (finally!) able to remove the disguise when outside of Glowecestrescire, and should no longer see it stuck over your worn armour.
If exploring Glowecestrescire or completing the arc, please do be aware that as we mentioned before, the disguise will always involve the Mari Lwyd cloak and mask as these are part of the themed costume you wear as part of the Samhain festival in the region. Once you leave Glowecestrescire, toggling your disguise should remove the Mari Lwyd cloak and mask.
I would like to thank you all again for the information and evidence provided throughout the developers' investigation into this issue; it was integral to getting this issue resolved, and was extremely useful to refer to. I hope that after today's patch, there'll be no further issues, but should any arise, you are of course welcome to get in touch with me here in the thread and I'll reply as soon as I am able.Official Response -
After being given the skull (trick or treat) cloak, after the arc was complete, my default set cloak wont return !
How do I take it off !?
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SOLVED : Game restart required....
Does every bug require a restart ???
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After doing the glowecestrescire alliance arc the Mari lwyd cloak that is automatically equipped to eivor for the quests is now permanently on eivor, changing cloaks does nothing and I am now stuck with that Mari lwyd cloak on eivor
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@lupuswolf65 Having the same problem too, it works to restart the game but the cloak comes back again after a few moments (most likely from fast travelling too much)
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i got the problem too, but noting seems to help, not even restarting the game... -_-
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Hi all, sorry to hear you have experienced this in game, if possible could you provide an image showing this or a short video clip of how this occurs in game.?
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@ubi-litten Hi!
I think the cloak comes back when you return to Glowecestre (possibly Glowecestrescire as a whole) and then disappears when you leave the area, like going back to Ravensthorpe because it was back again when I fast traveled there again and the cloak was back but when I fast traveled back to Ravensthorpe it was gone and fixed -
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I completed the gloucestershire story arc and im stuck with the horrific skull cloak that you had to use through the story arc and its ruining the game for me PLEASE FIX SOON
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I completed the gloucestershire story arc and im stuck with the horrific skull cloak and it won't let me see the cloak i have equipped PLEASE FIX its ruining the game for me
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@knockedgorgon49 yea its happening to a lot of people now including me, haven't found a fix yet so here's to hoping this gets fixed soon
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@ubi-litten After I checked more, as soon as I crossed the thames river over to Hamtunscire, the cloak bug was gone, might be something worth to look into to
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@knockedgorgon49 UP ! i have the same probleme please fix. I don't want to play with this cloak until the end.
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@melweed yeah especially considering im trying to get Thor's cloak since when I get it I won't even be able to see it, the glitch sucks
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@melweed i turned my ps4 off and it fixes the issue until the moment I take the hood of then it switch to the gloves cloak
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@Ubi-Litten
im still not able to get rid of the mari lwyd cloak/mask after trying several of the suggested fixes in this thread. does ubisoft have a solution for this?
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