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Unsolved Arrows missing from Eivor's quiver - visual bug
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Hello! I noticed that arrows inside the quiver on Eivor are completely gone! I can still use the bow but the arrows inside the quiver have disappeared visually. Thank you so much for your time!
Skal! -
Hi! It's my first time posting here but I noticed something that could either be a graphical bug or maybe just a graphical setting. I've noticed that while exploring the overworld, the arrows in your quiver are invisible. The one readied on the bow appears but will disappear immediately if put away. The arrows do become visible during cutscenes and interactions however, but will again disappear when it's over. It's not a major issue just something I noticed
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Skal!
I'm sorry the arrows seem to be missing. Does this persist after a restart or fast travelling to another location? -
In Fornburg, game has put a large permanent black panel over right side of screen telling me my quiver is empt and to buy some arrows. Despite buying arrows and using them, the panel does not go away and the visual appearance of the quiver I carry is that it is empty, despite me having the ability to still fire arrows. (I’m playing on a PS5). Black panel takes up a lot of screen real estate and has basically ruined the whole experience.
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Hello everyone! Please accept my apologies for the delayed response.
Can you all please confirm whether this visual issue with arrows appearing missing from the quiver persists following the latest game updates? If it does, can you please provide images / short video clips demonstrating that the quiver is empty, as well as one of your inventory showing the number of arrows of each type that you have available to you? Thank you!
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