Haven errors in Bottleneck.

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Curudan
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Haven errors in Bottleneck.

Post by Curudan »

I was in the middle of making vinegar in Bottleneck half an hour ago, when I got a haven error. I logged back on and got a haven error again. So I logged on to my indoor hearthfire and everything was fine, so long as I stayed indoors, but if I went outside, I got a haven error. I tried logging in on different computers and on different accounts, but nothing changed.

I can log in on my Bottleneck characters at the Ring of Brodgar, and everything is fine, no haven errors, but as soon as I step outside in Bottleneck, Bam! instant haven error.
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poltifar
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Re: Haven errors in Bottleneck.

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I have exactly this error. I can log into my indoor hearth fire in bottleneck or at the ring of brodgar, but whenever I try to enter/log into bottleneck outdoors, it crashes and give me the 'do you want to report the error' thing.

Maybe its item overload?
Ruggan
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Re: Haven errors in Bottleneck.

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I'm 99% sure it has to do with the Onion crop at a specific stage of growth. Happening to me as well, at my camp, and it's a recent problem (as in within the last hour). Something about it is causing the client to freeze/crash.
poltifar
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Re: Haven errors in Bottleneck.

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Hmm, yes, might be the onions, since i planted some at my home 2 days ago...
Antioch
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Re: Haven errors in Bottleneck.

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yup, my house is just on the edge of the error zone.....
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Re: Haven errors in Bottleneck.

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Yes, there was an onion bug indeed. They grew a stage too far. I hope it works better now.
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