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River Raid Exe Map Clue Bug
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I raided the Escaneaster Monastery and picked up the River Exe map clue, which shows in my inventory. I also picked up the River Severn clue. Unfortunately, while the River Severn clue shows as cleared, the River Exe clue does not. So, while the River Dee is unlocked, the Saint George helm won't spawn. I tried going back into the River Exe and raided the monastery again once it was rebuilt. While all the chests were there again, the map clue was not there, probably because it is in my inventory. Any ideas? I am on PS5 running the current build. Thanks.
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@ubi-mark
Sure, here you go:
I've completed the Severn river a while ago and I've also found both river clues for St.Georgs armor. They are both marked as 1/1 collected, even after the current patch, BUT if I re-enter Severn river and leave, the counter gets reset to 0/1.
The clue stays in the inventory and doesn't respawn at the Severn monastery where it was orignally found.
So one of the recent patches must have caused something to reset it so the clue doesn't count as collected any more. This probably has something to do with other people not beeing able to collect some of the armor pieces if it is not 'just' a visual bug.
I already have the full armor set, so @twweber or others can tell if it affects armor pieces not spawning.
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@ubi-mark This is interesting because I did not have the chance to play since May 6. I just saw this reply and logged into the game. While I still have both clues in my in inventory per shot 1, now both rivers show that I have not picked up the clue. It is build 1.2.1, so there is something with the build. As one can see from the shots, I do have one of the two pieces of St. George armor though from the River Dee. The one tied to River Exe would not spawn though so I was unable to get that one before. Thanks.
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