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Asgard bugged out and more
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So I initially loved the game, now not all. I can't progress after killing the Compass. I can't progress in Asgard because the game crashed during the builder mission where he's trsting out the sheild. The minute I go back to Asgard I start at the portal and get electrocuted or whatever and die. Now the drunk legendary bear isn't in the room to fight. I have NEVER had an issue with AC in the time I've played them. Fix this mess, you should be embarassed at the poor quality of this game.
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Is the forum bugged too where I can't look at the replies?
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@vadersfist79 Hello! I'm terribly sorry to hear that you've been dealing with this annoying bug in Assassin's Creed Valhalla. Your frustration is completely understandable here and I would feel the exact same way in your situation. Moving forward, this is currently listed on our Known Issues Megathread -- meaning that the development team is aware of it and they are actively investigating it further. Updates should be posted on that thread as they become available. Thank you so much for your continued patience in the meantime!
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2 more things to report:- after getting the treasure chest in ivaldis forge, i couldn't get out because someone stood in front of the exit.
- in the tunnels in trolltonna there seems to be no exit. respectively there's a passage where eivor would usually slide, but he doesn't.
The only way to get out was fast travelling...i suppose that's not by design.
It's really a shame ubisoft published this! Especially the game was really fun to play until I got stuck in the main line quests because of the bug in "firing the arrow". I guess next time iĺl wait a year before buying ubisoft games. Then the bugs should be worked out and I don't have to pay the full price...actually if i pay the full price for a game, i expect a full game, not something like a playable beta...
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