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I am having the same issure with "Strategic Alliane"
Playing on Windows Pc, as Rebecca Chambers, once on RCPD, once on Autohaven.
Both times the ingame notification came up saying the quest was complete. Post lobby and other out of game menus showed no completion, and is still stuck on the same progress.
Kinda tired of how many bugs the last couple of patches are having -_-
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Also having this issue.
Playing on Windows PC. Worked correctly for survivors. Played killer (3 times on doctor) and it did not work. My selected perks were kept and progress was not counted.
Will try using anonymous mode next
EDIT: Anonymous mode fixed the issue. I've no idea whether this is a temporary or permanent fix.
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Same issue with me today.
Also on Windows PC.
The bug only duplicates the image if I open a surivor/killer. It goes back to normal on any other menu, and returns upon opening any survivor/killer. I only noticed it after playing a game as The Doctor.
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I had this same problem on survivor side. You could vault it from one side, but not the other. Changing position, sprinting etc did not change anything.
I was not the one that dropped the pallet.
Playing Rebecca Chambers, RPD map, perks Kindred/Empathy/Off the Record/Sprint Burst.
You can see in the image the vault prompt is not coming up.
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It's frustrating on both sides. I paid money to play a certain experience and that experience is being denied to me by others. Which would be fine to an extent, except that the vast majority of my games have either players dc'ing, or refusing in normal gameplay and just playing to piss people off and grief them. I feel insanely lucky to have a game with neither of these.
The DC penalties do NOTHING. Most kinds of people that do this just go play another game until the timer is over and don't even think twice about it. It's just like taking a break for them. Other games have gotten the penalty balance down pretty well, and DBD seems to be nowhere near this level. DCers are not being dissuaded. Even the trigger for a DC is becoming ridiculous, such as just not liking the killer or the map, or being the first one to be downed.
Not only the DCers, but the griefers too feel no need to change their behaviour. Almost every game that I have with someone refusing to participate properly will make comments post-lobby about how we are "sweaty for playing properly" or "take the game too seriously" or simply admitting to just giving up and not caring to try. I've had so many games where I was actually flamed for DOING GENS. Because the players just wanted to spend time griefing the killer. THey aren't finishing the game doing gens AND doing the toxic SWF/flashy/head on etc saves, but literally JUST ignoring gens and running around the killer.
These players aren't even getting picked up with proof of this or other offenses in lobby chat. League, for example, takes into consideration not only slurs, but admittances in chat of griefing etc, and lends this proof to the penalty severity. On top of that, I feel implementing a similar 'Instant Feedback Report' kind of system would also be incredibly cathartic to players that are having to deal with this toxic behaviour again and again. Not knowing whether your report had ANY kind of impact both dissuades the effort of proper reporting, and makes the person reporting feel very helpless and unheard.
One more thing that I feel encourages DCing and griefing is the fact that you can't depip from iridescent 1 rank. Towards the end of the season I see the rate of these people skyrocket because they feel there is no penalty for playing poorly or not participating properly.
I think DBD should at least start the wheels turning by putting out a survey on how players feel about the reporting system, how motivated they are to use it, and how impactful it feels. And on the other end, how fair the penalty feels in regards to the offense. Honestly, I'm tired of the frequency of these people and I'm playing DBD less and less because of it, and don't really feel motivated to continue.