@i-am-lost-77 :
Due to the nature of PvP i'm pretty sure its impossible to have them log out with something if they can't sink a ship. literally the only thing they need to do. If you can't finish a voyage you wont end up with anything either in the system proposed. You need to at least accomplish something to earn xp. If you choose to PvP you need to accomplish sinking a ship.
It's also impossible to log out with something if you can't beat a skeleton wave, solve a riddle, or find where the X is on the island - that's an issue of skill, but that's not the point.
You're not understanding me. Let me make this clearer.
When a PvE player goes into a battle against a skeleton wave, they have nothing to lose but except time invested in the task and the potential of reward at the end if they fail. Likewise, when a PvP player goes into battle against a ship that has loot, they also have nothing to lose but time invested and potential of reward should they fail. But, if they succeed, they get the potential for reward - just like the PvE player does. That's how it works under the current system.
Now, the PvE player having been successful, gets raided by a PvP crew and loses. Currently, they lose the loot on the ship and, therefore, the potential reward. If they log out at that moment, having never turned in a chest, they log out gaining 0. If a PvP player having been successful, gets raided by a PvP crew and loses, they also lose the loot on the ship, and, therefore, the potential reward, and... are in the same boat if they log out at that moment, if they also have never turned in a chest that session.
Now, under this suggestion (including your idea of a stolen loot bonus on turn in), in those same scenarios, the PvP player will log out having gained 0, while the PvE player is guaranteed X reputation. (I will no longer use numbers - despite you guys throwing them around - because it seems to upset you guys.)
You've admitted that your fine with that. I'm not. So, that's why I'd oppose the stolen loot bonus you've suggested.
Besides, I still am not convinced this idea is necessary. When challenged on the example @AngryCoconut16 gave, he ignored it. None of you have addressed it.