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UNSOLVED XP gained from killing enemies in Ireland
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As I previously wrote in https://discussions.ubisoft.com/topic/99043/all-unresolved-issues-and-bugs/6:
When you kill a "powerful" enemy (I mean the one with description above its head) in England, Norway or Vinland you get 75 XP for successful assassination, or 50 XP otherwise. In Ireland this never happens. Killing every enemy there gets us 15 XP or 10 XP respectively. I don't know if it's a mistake or it is by design, but e.g. killing Gedrihts in Inchroe is much less profitable than killing them anywhere in England.
Unfortunately, there is no video. Go check it for yourselves. -
A bug without a video is not worth looking at?
So here it is: https://www.dropbox.com/s/apg0m8kxxnkqpxa/Assassin%27s%20Creed%C2%AE%20Valhalla_20210701223546.mp4?dl=0: (https://dropbox.com/s/apg0m8kxxnkqpxa/Assassin's%20Creed%C2%AE%20Valhalla_20210701223546.mp4?dl=0)
and Englad for comparision: https://www.dropbox.com/s/fne64j90poflhvr/Assassin%27s%20Creed%C2%AE%20Valhalla_20210701230201.mp4?dl=0: (https://dropbox.com/s/fne64j90poflhvr/Assassin's%20Creed%C2%AE%20Valhalla_20210701230201.mp4?dl=0) -
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Hello there @bielik01!
Thanks for the tag. I'm sorry to hear you're receiving less XP from killing enemies in Ireland. Those videos you've captured are very useful for further investigation! I've passed your report along to the development team for further investigation.
If we require any additional information, we will reach out within this thread. In the meantime, please keep an eye out within the News & Announcements forum for future updates.
Thanks!
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Hello there @bielik01!
Thanks for sharing an update with us. The development team has been able to reproduce this issue during their testing, and is investigating further. I'll let them know that Chieftains and Woe Bringers will give the correct XP, as this could be useful for their investigation into what is potentially causing this discrepancy in-game.
Thanks!
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@ubi-borealis how's the progress of the investigation? I'm afraid the same might happen to enemies in Francia.
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@Ubi-Borealis it's exactly as I feared it's gonna be, the bug is also present in The Siege Of Paris
starting 3:06
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Hopefully, it happens only with arbalists in Francia.
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Thanks for the additional reports folks, we really appreciate it.
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