Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood
Question from agt_ferret
Asked: 2 years agoAlright, I finally got the Brutus armor after beating the game. All was well until I noticed I was taking A LOT of damage from hits and falls. When I looked at my armor details, I noticed there a was a little flashing red X linked to my shoulder piece. I've never had broken armor in-game, but I think that's what it was saying. Thing is, the menu still says the armor is not damaged and I can't repair it. I've tried switching back to other armor sets, but the red x on my shoulder pauldron still persists.
This is affecting my health bar too. When I'm playing, my bar is never "full" so to say. I can eat medicine after medicine and never hear the full heath tone. The 'Heal Now' option at doctors doesn't work either. I'll click it, get the pop up saying I'm healed, but it doesn't do anything and I can keep selecting 'Heal Now'.
Any ideas on how to fix this?
Notes: I had my game installed on my harddrive when this happened. I've deleted it, played from the disk and still no luck.
Additional details - 2 years ago
As I've stated, the armor is not damaged or broken. Unless it's the armor of Brutus, which still has the little 'x', it can still get damaged or broken over time. I've repaired countless times, still the little x persists.
Submitted Answers
statusHave you tried to visit a blacksmith and see if you can repair the armor? This might solve it for you.
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