

So as was originally stated on the Known Issues List
When the players were faced with a challenge we thought was impossible we decided to come together because of the rare reports that some people were in fact getting an avenge quest but only one and never any more. I decided to start a thread and pull in as many people as possible from the Ubi forms, Ubi AC Discord, and Reddit users. We went through 6 grueling days of trial and error and death and death and death. Did I say death? During our test we limited ourselves solely to East Anglia (between Ruined Tower spawn point, Sunken Glory, south of Sunken Glory at the bandit camp, and Scotthoh Farm; also see reddit post for map). The reason for this is because these were where the sporadic rare reports came in from originally. Ultimately this is what we found out which nearly everyone agrees should be changed as we don't believe this was the intended design implementation:
Here is a step-by-step guide I created on a reddit post to help others achieve the Timed challenge and for a few of us completion of the Core Challenge Hall of the Slain (Completing 10 avenge quests):
https://www.reddit.com/r/assassinscreed/comments/l4sp0p/ac_valhalla_how_to_avenge_a_player_as_of_the/
Recommended Fix: Ideally no one should have to wait 5-20 minutes idling for a body to spawn an avenge quest. If there is a spawn timer for this duration it should only be 20 seconds upon entering a location. However, the cooldown could remain at 60 minutes if that is indeed what it is. I would also recommend reviewing the potential spawn points for avenge quest to ensure their are proportionately located throughout all regions.
Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns. We tested this pretty extensively to try and ensure we didn't miss out on a challenge reward but we know there are likely more aspects to this issue.
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