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Completionist All the way BUG
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Dear Ubisoft,
Completionist all the way trophy is bugged,
i got all the wealth, artifacts and mysteries in every region, i'm in end game lvl 400.
the regions i got them all:
England
Norway
Vinland
Argus
Jutenheim
i didn't completed the main story yet maybe it has to do with that perhaps, or i got the feeling it has to do something with that East Anglia and Vinland wealth bug, 16/17 and 4/5, i managed to get these and no trophy popped,.
My mission The lost Cauldron is bugged, but i got everything there aswell (wealth artifact and mysteries)
i can make screenshots of all 100% completed regions if must.
i hope for a solution, cause i don't want to redo all over again -
@guest-lmnsfp1i They are not wealth bugs...they added new wealth to regions that was meant to be in originally. East Anglia has one in Dunwic, and Vinland has a new one sort of in the middle of the map. Both on guards. If the guards are already dead for you, simply trap the bodies had have them explode, then save and reload...the enemies should respawn.
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I am having trouble with the completionist all the way! Trophy as well. I have done everything and the trophy with not trigger.
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@gr33nassassin
Hey there.
Sorry to hear you're affected by this.
Can you provide us with images or even better video of your map showing you have completed everything in order to unlock the achivevement? Thanks.Official Response -
Hi
I'm also struggling to unlock the trophy 'completionist all the way' and I have completed all locations. -
@wildishelliott Hello there.
Thank you for reporting this issue you're having with the achievement 'completionist all the way'. There's a known issue with this particular achievement at the moment, and the development team are currently investigating.
Please keep an eye out on our News and Announcements page, further information will be posted here as it becomes available to us.
If you have any questions in the meantime, please be in touch!Official Response
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