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Remember a month ago, when I posted about a bug causing hostile ships to turn up empty? More info has surfaced (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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So, on a thread on the bug on “the website that shall not be named”, someone found some quest IDs that, through console commands, could (at least temporarily) somewhat stop the effects of the bug.

Just in case that website were to somehow go down permanently tomorrow, I’m documenting these exact console commands here for redundancy’s sake.

completequest 2c0fd9 completequest 98b4e resetquest 2c0fd9 resetquest 98b4e setstage 2c0fd9 10 setstage 98b4e 10

When used in this exact order, I and others started encountering hostile NPCs onboard boarded ships again.

Credit goes to user Otherwise_Distance92 on the aforementioned “site that shall not be named”.

Edit: had to correct the quest IDs because some “b’s” went missing while transferring text from my iOS photo library. Whoops

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Do you have the quests names? Maybe playing them normally will have the same effect. I'm curious, I have this problem on Xbox.