Larian Studios Forums Divinity: Original Sin 2 Divinity - Original Sin 2 - Bugs & Technical Problems Problem with new armor levels - please help

I've encountered a bug which is really disapointing and was hoping someone knows a fix.

I finally completed my contaminated armor set and upon putting them all together, my greaves have not upgraded to level 19. They have remained on level 14? I have tried reloading and even dropped them on the floor and reloaded but still no luck.

I ignored this bug and thought: "it's ok i'll get the next armor set." So i went and did the awseome battle against the devourer (best boss ever by the way!) and completed the devourer set. Then when i put the 5 pieces together THE SAME HAPPENED AGAIN with the devourer's claws remaining at level 8. I can't even benefit from the onslaught upgrade now :(

This is really disapointing and has ruined the whole of gift bag #5 for me. I put in another 80 hours just to enjoy these armor sets and they dont work! Please can anyone help me with a fix?

Were you wearing the Greaves of Contamination and Devourer's Claws when you completed the Captain's armour set? There is a known issue with that, which will be fixed in the next update (currently in the process of being finalised for testing).

Ah ok thank you for answering! Really sad that there is no fix but i appreciate that bugs can happen. I was doing a Lone Wolf "new armor only" run cause i thought it would be fun and showcase them. So it is likely i had some pieces on at the same time as the captain's armour set. This is also why it was so sad when i finally got the full armors and they were bugged!

I don't know if I should finish the run now or wait until the fix comes out? If possible it would be really help to have a vague idea of when you expect the patch to drop? Like is it a few weeks or a few months (i have no idea how long testing takes)?

Thanks!

I would expect it to be on the order of weeks; I don't think there is much more to be added. There is a test branch for the patch that is being tested as updates and changes are made, so how much extra testing is required depends on the nature of any new fixes added (if such fixes are fairly safe and unlikely to affect anything else, then only basic tests need to be done again; more substantial changes, which may affect multiple systems, could require more thorough testing [though if it were to have too much of an impact on the release, it could get added in the next update, instead, if it wasn't a critical issue]).