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Explored map on one character prevent another from exploring

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Date and Time : 4/1/2016

Game Control Mode (Keyboard/Joypad/Mouse) : Keyboard

Where it happened (which map, which quest, which npc, etc) : Any map

Bug Description :
The explored map data of one character will prevent another character from exploring the same area.

Steps to reproduce the issue :
Simplest one is the starter area to check.

  1. Log onto a character that already explored the starter area.
  2. Create a new character in that same starter area.
  3. Get to another map.
  4. Close the game and restart.
  5. Select the new character.
  6. Hit N to open world map and hover over the starter area.

It should show blank map.

However, if the map wasn’t 100% and the new character explore any new bit at all, it seem to also get credit for those pre-explored part even if the new character didn’t explore the rest of the section.

So the question is, is the map data being shared intentional?
If yes I should be able to redeem exp cards on the NPC for 100% a map as soon as I reach it.

If not then please fix so I don’t have to restart the game any time I switch from my main to alt or give up the exploration reward.

Piggy-backing on this;

I was originally able to resolve the issue by quitting the game, restarting, logging back in and ONLY logging straight into the character I wanted to do map completion on.

However, after creating my 10th character, this no longer works. Nothing clears the map.

I have this problem, the first map on orsha, lemprasa pond appears like 0% in the adventure journal (on my main char). I went to the map to explore it but it already 100% explored, maybe by my second char. So I ran trough all the map (with my main char) thinking it will reach some exploration at adventure journal, but when I came back to check adventure journal it still is 0%. I logged of for like 12 hours came back and it stills says 0%.

Had this issue on my barbarian too. Had me confused thinking it was somehow shared, but then it was inconsistent.