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Lost a daily contract
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Went to Reda and signed up for both daily contracts without looking or listening to his trash talk, like every day.
Checked the map, another wolf quest behind the settlement.
Selected quest on map went, killed wolf, got 5 opals.
Looked in quest log for second contact - no second contract.
Checked back at Reda, no more contract available.
Restarted game, same.
So I lost 5 opals. Anyone else had this? -
Yep, the same for me.
If I restart the game, the missing quest is there to pick up, it even says something like quest log actualised but if I go to the quest tab, there are only the 3 from Yule Festival -
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When I started the game later today, the quest was suddenly there (in Winchester of all places, definitely not where it could spawn from Reda).
It came up on loading and I tracked it right away and it worked. -
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@ubi-orion
It happens all the time and has happened since day one.
The missing daily contract can sometimes reappear in the quest log by saving and reloading. -
@ubi-orion Today it went like this:
- accepted both contracts
- checked quest log - were there
- selected one contract
- checked quest log - the other contract was gone
- did the one contract I still had
- fast traveled to town
- checked quest log - second contract had returned and worked
Looks like something is bugged here, possibly related to Yule event, that's when it started.
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@kormac67
Thanks, but I think it was the case :
I had 1 of 2 contracts, I did it : no problem
I went back to REDA to take the 2nd one, I took it, 1 second after it disappeared
Solved with a very older save.
This bug hasn't show up since (from?) this moment
I think this bug was due to UBI servers problem, because it seem's to have happened only the Decembre 19
As you say, I'm following your advice : 1 contract at a time (good advice)
PS4 pro (fully up-to-date) -
Been almost a daily occurrence, getting the opals is the point, this continues to be a frustrating endeavor if you can't earn them. Please fix!
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@ubi-orion It is still happening and has been for the past 6 weeks. Please see my thread here for details.
https://discussions.ubisoft.com/topic/92763/reda-thousand-eyes-only-giving-1-daily-contract-1-1-1 -
@drummerboy00235 Please reply and add to this thread:
https://discussions.ubisoft.com/topic/92763/reda-thousand-eyes-only-giving-1-daily-contract-1-1-1
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