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SOLVED [RESOLVED] Unable to complete "Pig of Prophecy" as Eivor does not get drunk/the pig won't talk | POST HERE
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Hello
Cant do this quest because im not getting drunk anymore drinking next to the pig
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Best AnswerHello there!
I'd like to reach out to you all with an update. I'm happy to announce that the development team intend to deploy a fix for "Pig of Prophecy" in TU 1.2.2. This update will be deployed 15 June, 2021 at 2 PM CEST / 8 AM ET.
If you are still encountering issues with "Pig of Prophecy" following TU 1.2.2, please don't hesitate to update this thread so we can take a closer look. Please include a video that shows the following:- You have the latest Title Update installed on your platform. You can view this information in the opening game menu in the bottom right-hand corner.
- That the issue continues to persists in-game following this update.
Additionally, please ensure that you have an up-to-date save uploaded to the cloud. We can then pass these reports to the development team for further investigation.
Thank you!
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Me too , impossible to finish this mystery because when im drinking, the pig doesn’t speak too me
fix this bug please -
Glad I am not the only one. I was able to talk to the pig the first time, but after that, can't progress. Screen doesn't go white and the pig doesn't talk.
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Same issue here. I tried fast traveling away and back. I tried riding all the way into Essex and back. I tried getting drunk at the drinking contest first. I tried completing full sagas. Nothing fixed it.
Not sure if related, but spoiler Thought a counter somewhere might have gotten conflated or something. -
Was able to start the world event, and talk to the pig/seer. However, I am unable to talk to the pig a second time. Drinking the mead next to the pig doesn't trigger anything. Unable to finish the quest. I have seen quite a few people who are unable to finish as well.
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Same here.
I talked to the pig drunk once, but the second part don't trigger.
When i drink again nothing happens.
Fast travelling and restarting the game doesn' help. -
any answer from ubi ?
https://discussions.ubisoft.com/topic/81998/mystery-quest-cent-pig-of-prophecy-bug btw -
I tried for 4 hours yesterday.
Fast movement of synchronization points
Meditation
save and load
the resumption of the game
But it couldn't be solved. -
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@xspenz For real, some sort of confirmation would be very nice. This and a few other bugs are keeping me from 100% on this game.
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I drank from the bucket and spoke to the pig. after I drank again nothing happen no effect like the first time. I can still speak to the pig but doesn't talk back and can't complete quest.
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Same here, it's the only thing missing for 100%. I'm on Xbox Series X. Tried everything to fix it: reload, hard reset, fast travel, meditate.
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just tried again after update and still no go on 2nd pig encounter...
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@marthos73 Yeah, it was the first thing I did when I got home from work lol. Was disappointed. But at least the fabric issue was fixed. So that's something.
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New patch note not fix this bug , thank you ubisoft for listen our player
It’s the last ubisoft game i will play -
Even after the 1.0.4 patch, I still cannot start the Prophetic Pig mystery in Cent. When I drink from the bucket of meade, nothing happens. Apparently, the screen is supposed to turn gray so you can communicate with the pig, but absolutely nothing is changing when I take the drink.
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@frosty_fink Hello there! Sorry to hear this has happened. Does the issue seem to persist if a different save file is attempted? Have you given any other steps a try, such as troubleshooting steps for your platform? In-game steps can help too, such as fast traveling away / completing a different mission then returning? If the issue does persist, can you grab a clip of the mission not working properly for us to get a closer look?
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