Maelstorm maps not appearing

Warhammer 40,000: Darktide Bugs
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Issue Type (Required):

Mission Terminal

Issue Description (Required):

I have Auric unlocked on all characters already, even my arbites.
Yesterday I was still able to start maelstorms, but since today none of my characters have maelstorm on their mission board.

In attached screenshot you can see I am on auric difficulty, but there’s no maelstorm.

Steps to Reproduce (Required):

Unsure.
Switching difficulty to damnation and back to auric doesn’t resolve.
Switching characters doesn’t resolve.

[PC] Do You Use Mods? (Optional):

Yes, and I’ve tried disabling them

Reproduction Rate (Required):

Constant (100%)

Platform (Required):

PC - Steam

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My friend also didn’t have maelstorm on his board when I asked him to verify.

Edit:
And now Maelstorm is on my mission board again, not sure what’s going on…

3

Same, i either have them or don’t, even closing and opening terminal don’t help, need to play full other game and then maybe they will appear.

4

I had the same issue about an hour ago.

5

feels like bad joke having the only weak alternativ to havoc not available all the time anymore.

HISTG is a snoozefest, why bother.
maelstrom is mildly better, still better than nothing.

6

Now maelstorm is missing again for me and 2 friends…

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Seems like the mission board can just randomly decide not to roll a malestrom as one of the missions.

8

maybe the botched it adding multiple event options, getting the board “full” and sacrificing maelstrom in the progress.

dumb decision to say the least.

usually having finished a modifier in 20 minutes or less i dont bother playing it a third time and switch to another game for the time be.

now having the game to literally tell me its not worth my time feels… :face_vomiting:

9

right? especially when they gatekeep you to three losses, but this was to be expected whenever they add or update they inevitably screw something up