Skull of siren song voyage (Rework)

@tesiccl The current ones would disappear, and would follow the format of the chest of fortune, with commendations that increase in degree each year.

Maybe "deliver 30 'items' to Briggsy" and others like that... I would prefer the skins to be time limited, but whether or not it is that way, I believe it would work.

This format could yield some extra content for the seasons for a few years without much work involved, skins, a voice change for Brigssy, a small motif in the Lore...

@th3-tater We already have unattainable achievements, a few more wouldn't make a difference.

@tesiccl The event would be active for 3 weeks during the first half of the year, and 3 weeks during the second half. A new skin, limited or not by time, for 3 weeks (maybe more or less time), would bring a flow of people to this competition, it would be exactly like it was at the time of the launch of this voyage.

The fact that the event is calm is precisely its flaw, it wasn't supposed to be like that, it was designed to have competition, like an arena in adventure mode.

@eastthread51441 It doesn't look bad, but I highly doubt that making the skull like a jewel is enough of an incentive to make this event competitive, gold or level rewards don't seem like enough to attract players, it's likely to be abandoned soon just like Burning Blade became in less than a season.

Scarcity is usually what attracts players, in 2018 with a fort every 3 hours, and being the best way to grab a large amount of treasures, it was always competitive, MUCH more so than this journey or any event is today, which is why I suggested limiting it by time.

@eastthread51441 I get that, the point is, how long would this attract players before it became exactly what it is now, a journey without competition?

Assuming Rare makes the changes you suggested, without supporting the event with new skins over time, how long after launch would it be attractive for PVP competitions?

It's speculation, but I think this reformulation is too risky to end up becoming an abandoned event like BB, A time-limited event seems more promising to ensure player engagement.

@burnbacon

Besides that, so what nobody does it??

A voyage designed to be competitive without any competition... that's the problem.

It's a suggestion to reuse it, instead of leaving it as just another thing that didn't work out and forgetting about it, it would help to provide a little more content during two seasons in the year... Season 13 didn't have any content outside of BB.

@super87ghost I disagree, these same players you refer to actually participated when the event was launched and had its highly contested PVP, both experienced and new players participated in this.

In my opinion, what made them participate were the rewards and reasonably fun gameplay when there was some level of challenge between crews. Then it became more of the same, a journey without rewards and probably without PVP, that doesn't attract anyone.

I'm not trying to attract players with a change in voyage quality, but through new prizes, I'm not suggesting changing the voyage, it remains the way it is, 2 maps, two items needed to get the final prize... what changes is exactly what I described in the topic.

Edit: In addition to the prizes, the time limit(for event, not reward) also attracts players within that time frame, people do not compete in events like in 2018 precisely because they are available at any time.

The same problem happens with hourglass, most players who reached lv 200 stopped participating due to lack of rewards up to level 1000.