Of course, once I get there I went everywhere except where they tell me to. That’s just a given. So I found and killed the “boss” guy. Don’t remember what he was called, but once you walk towards him you get stuck in a blue forcewall just like any dungeon boss. I beat him, cleared the warehouse, cleared everywhere outside, cleared the other warehouse where I wasn’t supposed to go. No I go to where it says, clear the first warehouse, find the papers, go to the second. It’s still empty, I grab the clipboard. Go to the third warehouse. It’s still empty, but now the mission doesn’t update. I’m standing at the missile crate and it still says “Search for the stolen rocket shipment”. So either don’t let us do things out of order or have the mission be intelligent enough to realize that we did.
Dropped mission and exited. Everyone respawned when I came back.
It sounds like the intended sequence was broken, which confused the mission. Thanks for the report. Players shouldn’t be able to find themselves stuck like this if they go out of order. You may be able to reset if you leave the instance and try again.
Yea, I said that. I don’t think I needed to drop the mission, though. Just exit and reenter. Still, the final warehouse is just open and waiting for you right from the very start so it’s that easy to break it.
Whereas I completed the chain in order and clicked on the helicopter during the final attack at the helipad but this landed me in London with the instruction to head back to the compound and break into a fully repopulated third warehouse and fight the end boss all over again.
If the mission states to deliver the rocket launcher, just press F on one of the venetian agents. The crosshair wont turn yellow, so that could be what confuses you.
Just had this very same thing happen (killed the ‘boss’ first). Waiting on a GM, but am thinking that all the time I spent clearing this instance has now been a total waste…
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GM could not help, but upon re-entering mission after exiting, the mission tracker had me going to the third warehouse. At least I didn’t have to start completely over.
