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Unsolved Can anyone help please???
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I have completed all the story arcs in AC Valhalla and killed all of the hidden ones however i am now stuck. I have built and upgraded all buildings in Ravensthorpe but it will not complete to level 6? it remains just a sliver below?
Along with this I am unable to identify who "The Father" is??
As i mentioned all story arcs complete, all buildings complete and all hidden ones complete!
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Hello @shimelfiny,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention!
Can you please perform all the troubleshooting steps listed in this article? Additionally, have you tried reinstalling your game by any chance? These steps will help you to eliminate any potential software conflicts, such as, corrupted data.
If the issues you mentioned persist, can I kindly ask you to provide us with a short video of this occurring, so we can investigate it further for you?
Many thanks and if you have any other questions, please let us know.Official Response -
@ubi-mark hi, thanks for getting back to me, i have just re tried all these suggestions and no luck at all.
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Hello @shimelfiny,
Thank you for the update! You can upload your video to any streaming service of your choice and provide us with a link here
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@shimelfiny, are you sure you upgraded all the buildings in the settlement? Some of them have two levels of upgrades. Go around the settlement and look for boards in front of the buildings that you can interact with.
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@bielik01 i am 1000% sure there are no upgrades left, they being the grain, fowl and cattle farm? River raid building is also complete.
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Hello @shimelfiny,
Thank you for the update!
This is a strange behavior indeed. It might be the case where some of the buildings are not fully upgraded. However, to investigate it further we would need to perform a few checks. Can you please provide us with a few screenshots showing all of your building levels (you can check it by interacting with the board outside of each building)?
Many thanks!Official Response -
@ubi-mark
Thanks for that i can look at that, confirming that its only the grain, fowl and cattle farms that have multiple upgrades?? -
@ubi-mark Hi, ive taken screenshots, there are no boards there as they are complete, how can i add the screenshots here?
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Hi @shimelfiny!
You can add your screenshots simply by clicking the image button on the top of your replying area Please include screenshots of all of your buildings that can be upgraded as this will help us to identify the root of this particular issue. Thank you! Official Response -
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Thank you for the update, @shimelfiny.
You can either upload your screenshots to any picture-sharing service of your choice or change the size of the image (for example by taking a screenshot of it, if you store it on your phone)Official Response -
@ubi-mark nevermind. This is too hard. Very disappointed with this game. Too many bugs and too much time and effort for something that cant be finished. Think i will steer clear of this franchise going forward.
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Hello @shimelfiny,
I'm really sorry for any disappointment caused by this. However, if you can upload the requested data, we will be able to investigate it further for you
Feel free to update this thread if you have any additional questions or concerns and we will be more than happy to assist.Official Response -
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@shimelfiny that's a great video
but I never saw you using Odin sight, that could help you check which buildings need upgrading
anyway... I noticed you need to go see Randvi
and while you're in the longhouse, go and see the messagebox in your room and/or notes from Randvi on the opposite site of the messagebox (she leaves some notes telling you what to upgrade)
maybe that will be a hint from her
can you upload a screenshot with that note?
it should look like this
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@shimelfiny what about cattle farm and grain farm (near Valka's hut)? you can also use Synin in stationary mode, maybe that would help you too
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