Not sure if this is intentional or not, but the portal from Underport to Tarkuul no longer works. Whenever I click on it, it does nothing yet its still possible to go to Underport from Tarkuul. Anybody able to shed some light on this?

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As far as I know, it's never worked. It was on the slate of those things to fix, but was waiting on the new portal system, but that hasn't happened.

K is correct. And now underport is on the chopping block, so this particular portal will probably not be fixed.

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Iim'mur'ss - Grandmaster Shadowdancer / Aaralyn - Diplomat / Oleander - Toxic Desert Flower

This is rather vague and really hard for me to look into.

Where is the portal exactly on the map? What is it called?

The portals found in the Gates of Elysium (or something like that) and when you try and click on the 'rune plate' to activate the portal, it does not initiate the conversation.

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Elwyn Sabel - Laura Jarshall - Mordoc Ebonhand

Discord: Bhaalorian#5715

Still to vague of a location description.

I need the area name and an approximate location of the PLC.

Okay, found this and imported a missing conversation file for the remote rune plate. Will be in 510h


FYI - this would have been soooo much easier if the OP had been written better. For reference in the future a bug like this should be:

Title - Portal from Underport to Tarkuul not working

Message - In the Northern Sea: Underport, Interior area there is a rune plate right next to all the swirling green light VFXs that should open a portal to Tarkuul but doesn't. I noticed that it does not initiate a conversation like the one at the other end in Tarkuul does.

That gives me the area name and a decent description of where on that map the PLC is, so I wouldn't have had to hunt through the three areas with Underport in their name and happen to get lucky because one of the areas had a PLC named "Gates of Elysium" which pointed me to a door, with an destination tag for another door which I had to go through the list of all the doors to find out where it would take you and only then begin to look at what might be wrong.

End result is a vague report that made a 10 minute job take almost an hour.

Please note I am not by any means trying to pick on anyone here, this is just a good example of how bug reporters can make my life much easier and help me get more done in the time I have.