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Daughters of Lerion encounters not marked as completed
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I have a different variation of this bug. I have killed all 3 daughters of Lerion and have all the gear, including Mjolnir, but the waypoints for Goneril and Cordelia still show up on the map.
Their dead bodies are still lying there, I can't interact with the corpses and because of this I can't complete the mysteries for East Anglia and Grantebridgescire. -
The stats show all 3 daughters as killed, but the objectives are incomplete.
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Hello there @m1k3dee!
I apologise for the delayed response. I'm sorry to hear that your mysteries aren't tracking correctly in-game.
Does this still persist for you following TU 1.1.2? If so, please can you let me know the following information:- Which order did you defeat the sisters in?
- Were you previously affected by the issue wherein players were unable to interact with the corpses to start the fights?
- Are the mysteries for the respective map areas (Grantebridgescire East Anglia) marked as complete, or are you still missing these two from the tracker as well?
- Can you remember any odd behaviour taking place in-game when you first defeated the sisters, such as any crashes?
Thanks!
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