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Moved Flyting in Stavanger
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I’m on PS4 With Assassins Creed Valhalla, there is a flyting quest that I am missing in Stravanger, the man is there for the flyte but I can’t interact with him. He just stands there and I can’t kill him either. I’ve meditated, I’ve fast traveled, restarted the game, ect. Still won’t give me the interaction option.
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@tdo367 Hello and I hope you are having a good day! I am so sorry that you have not been able to interact with this NPC to complete the Flyting quest. Please try restoring your licenses, as that can help to resolve in-game issues. However, if you still cannot interact afterwards, please provide a video showing this issue. You can post it to YouTube as unlisted and post the link here.
Additionally, if you would not mind creating a ticket and providing your save files, I will forward those up as well to the Game team for review. Thanks!Official Response -
go and pick up any object(rations, rock, chest,...) around him and get back to him, the interact icon will appear.
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