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Padrig Dower2

"Let's clean up and rebuild the Keep!"
‎Padrig Dower reckons that this article could do with some additional content and cleaning up to bring it into its full glory. So, do you think that you could help a gnome out?

For the item in The Legend of Dead Kel, see Bugs (item)

Bugs and Glitches[]

This article is for bugs and glitches that are general in nature which affect the entire game. Bugs which are occur in specific locations or to NPCs, items, quests etc. should be added to the their respective articles under a "Bugs" heading. Only reports of bugs that affect the entire game and have been confirmed by at least 2 people will be posted here.

Gameplay[]


Cosmetic[]

  • The item "Basic Infected Rivets" list 2 lots of +5% poison damage.
  • When randomly switching between weapons that go on your back and on your hip quickly the weapons may be holstered in the wrong place; for example, a greatsword on your hip.
  • Item icons occasionally go missing, prompting a generic "I NEED A REAL ICON" placeholder to replace them. Reloading a save seems to quell this.

Minor Bugs[]

  • Sometimes after going into Reckoning Mode, the screen starts shaking usually every 15 – 20 seconds. The player character's right hand will illuminate as if they are still in Reckoning Mode and every so often the screen will shake. Using the Reckoning ability once more will remove this problem at a possible loss of experience multipliers attained. [PS3]
  • After extended play, activating objects or entering doors etc. requires an extensive press of the (A) button. Compared to new game on a different Xbox and the difference was about 1/2-1 second. [Xbox]
  • Some Quest items, once they are no longer necessary and can be sold, can get stuck in your inventory if you place it in a stash and take it back out. One example is the House of Ballads Armor Set.
  • When attempting to speak to an NPC right before they enter another map (entering a building, for instance), your character will get stuck as if it is waiting for the NPC to turn to talk to them, which is often the case when you speak to an NPC. The NPC will not return and you will be unable to do anything. The only way out of this seems to be closing the game through the task manager or pressing ALT-F4. [PC]

Major Bugs[]

  • When entering Reckoning Mode, if a cut-scene takes place during the battle, you will be thrown out of reckoning mode and anybody you killed will now be unlootable. On the Xbox, (A) will appear over the enemies, but nothing will happen. (360 tested, PS3 unconfirmed)
  • With the teleport ability unlocked, when trying to teleport into swimmable water, the PC will become stuck in place and can only free themselves by teleporting back out of the water.
    • If the PC enters the swimming animation, then there is no way to free yourself unless you fast travel or reload an old save. This is particularly problematic if you are in a cave, or somewhere that you cannot fast travel from.
  • After extended play, the character may experience periodical freezing while running. This will continue to happen each 5 to 10 seconds and will never stop. The only known workaround is to load a previous save before this behavior started to affect the character or to start a new game.
  • Sometimes the audio will sound muffled. This can be temporary, or permanent. It seems to have happened on all my saved games, but only on Kingdoms of Amalur.
  • [PC] Occasionally (every 3-4 combat instances), ALL enemies and friendlies alike will stop moving completely, and slowly inch towards the player (or each other, at a speed of millimeters per second) without ever attacking the player nor each other unless they reach melee range. This has happened to every single one of my characters (of which I have 14 in total) on three separate game copies and two different computers, and no amount of saving, loading, restarting nor fresh install will fix this. It seems to happen more frequently on Hard than on Normal and Easy. This will persist until that combat instance is over (all enemies killed, dying and reloading a save, etc.)

Quests[]

  • When doing the two Vorm Lodge quests, the person you're supposed to talk to can get teleported to an inaccessible area, making two quests uncompletable. The only way to get him back, is to attack his brother/sister, but then the quests will fail anyway. To avoid this, save before accepting the quests and do them right away. Also, don't steal anything from the lodge as this may trigger the bug.
  • When doing the quest Her Righteous Fury the game may glitch and not allow you to Fast Travel any more. Also quest itself glitches making it uncompleatable. See the bugs section on that article.
  • During An Offering and The Exiles, the NPC you bring along may simply stand in one place, neither assisting in combat nor running while escaping the cave-in. This leads to them being trapped after you escape the cave-in, and leaving you unable to complete the mission. You can't fast-travel out of the area, and your companion is stuck behind several tons of immovable stone. Hope you saved before entering!
  • During The Mystic Hammer quest, if you leave the Hall of the Firstsworn before the completion of the quest, you will be unable to continue the quest and the game will subsequently crash repetitively before your save file becomes corrupt.
  • During the Jailbreak quest, if you chose to steal the Missives of Sable to free Grimm, after you pick up the book the game will auto save, you will turn around to head back to near the entrance, but the gate will not open. It will indicate that a nearby lever should be used, but the lever does not turn white and is not selectable. There are no other exits. If you saved the game manually while on the other side of the gate (the side with the book), you will be effectively trapped in Ohn's Stand.
  • Sometimes the Banshaen Priestess from Learning Curve may disappear during battle, in effect making you unable to complete the quest, as the Priestess will not respawn once engaged and dematerialized. Saving prematurely is advised.
  • If a quest item is supposed to be dropped by an enemy, killing the enemy and failing to loot the corpse or the related loot bag, will result in the item disappearing after a while and the quest will become impossible to complete(Need in game confirmation. In my experience, the loot won't disappear automatically. However, if you leave too many bag on the ground, new bag won't be generated, forcing you to collect the old bags). Obviously, this won't ever happen to those who follow the quests one by one, but more likely to those who have the map full of white circles. That's why it's advisable not to trigger too many quests and leave them for later. Examples: In Witch Knight of Ghennig if you kill the Jottun Runelord and miss to loot its body for the key of the cage, after a while it will disappear, breaking the quest. In The Lady's Children if you don't take the doll dropped by a tuatha outside Castle Ansilla before the corpse (or bag) expires, it's gone for good.
  • During the Rivener Tarsus quest if you break down the staves before you collect all three, it will not let you complete the quest. Do not break them down before prompted by the game.
  • Occasionally it has been reported that upon leaving Cloudcrest, the ground tremors (supposedly from mining operations) has continued throughout the game.
  • Lost Arts it has been reported that no matter what you have collected, Themistoklea will not acknowledge it.
  • After completing almost every faction task (up to Gravehal Gallery) in the Legend of Dead Kel DLC, when the Fateless One tries to talk Padrig Dower into the next quest, the only reply the player will get is; "I feel there's one more project in store for your keep" referring to Gravehal Tower and says that he needs to examine the old structure and meditate. This leaves the player unable to proceed to the next Faction Quests for the keep in the DLC.
  • Into Temptation can bug out multiple ways. There has been reports of the barrier between groups of enemies not despawning. This of course leaves you trapped and unable to play anymore. Another glitch that can happen is upon completing the quest if you leave the temple, the game refuses to advance the quest, permanently keeping the player debuffed with Shattered Fate. This curse has an unknown percent chance to lose fate on damage received. This being the main mechanic to level in the entire game. If choosing to play the Teeth of Naros DLC it is strongly recommended that you save before every quest as several may bug out.
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