Grim_22

Thanks for the suggestion, AndreaColombo - opted to mail the save file to bugs@obsidian.net instead. Should've read the instructions before posting.

Any news on this? I'd attach a save file, but it's too big...

Finally, someone else mentioning this. It's been driving me nuts since 1.2.

Hi, Since 1.2 update, the Watcher's Blade visuals have been bugged in the inventory screen - looks like textures are missing on the hilt. Please see screenshot:

Solved it by restarting the game and reloading an old save. The quest At All Costs had bugged for me as well, did that again and it worked, and then did Missing Sentries and it worked as well - at least when killing all the guards, still no peaceful option at all.

The quest Missing Sentries is bugged and cannot be completed. There's no way to avoid the fight, and even if I kill Leyra without touching the soldiers at all, they remain hostile (killed her with the console just after the fight started to be sure). If I kill them all, the quest log doesn't get updated and I can't progress. I tried to force the quest to advance through the console - it worked at first, saying I should report back to Wyna or whatever her name is. Sadly, she wouldn't react to the fact that it was done, and all I could tell her was that I was still looking in to the matter. Hoping this can be fixed with the next patch, I'm holding off on playing more until it is. Edit: Here's another thread about it - http://forums.obsidian.net/topic/73070-leyra-missing-sentries/ - I created this one since I couldn't find one in the tech support forum.

I have the exact same issue, it's really taking the joy out of the game for completionists like myself. There's no way to avoid the fight, and even if I kill Leyra without touching the soldiers at all, they remain hostile (killed her with the console just after the fight started to be sure). Funny thing is, I got so fed up with it that I tried to force the quest to advance through the console - it worked at first, saying I should report back to Wyna or whatever her name is. Sadly, she wouldn't react to the fact that it was done, and all I could tell her was that I was still looking in to the matter.