Hi!
Is there any chance of adding more desirable content to seafaring trades to liven them up? Here are the last trades I know of:
hat / hat
hat / 75,000 gold
ammo / rum
hat / skull
exp / morale
rum / hat
morale / morale
The skull and hat are cool and everything but I don't think they're worth getting more than once, and the rest are kind of meh too. Nothing really exciting.
Whenever there is a mayan crown trade or 25 credits trade, there is a flurry of activity around the ports, at least from what I can see - maybe someone who sails more can confirm this. I think if there were more desirable trades available, seafaring would be used a lot more.
Some options I can think of a cache of 5-6 talisman pieces from any non-dragon set, artifact upgrade vouchers, housing credits, commodities, a globe of shifting continents, artifacts 100cr or less (pipes, vials, keyring, etc), trait reset, reincarnation, ice figurine, pet crates, new mounts, humgii race tickets... there are a ton of options.
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I think the crummy trade deals are the number one reason we don't see more people sailing. The lack of frequent good deals also makes windcutters a very bad investment.
I love all of your ideas for possible trade deals and I'd like to hear more. Particularly as none of them directly generate gold which is something the devs seem to be backing off from lately.
I understand why we don't get Mayan crown trades every month. But yeah, most trades definitely seem to suck. I really wish we could work at getting unique stuff through trades. But everything nice and interesting is currently syphoned into talisman pieces, and there's no chance at all of getting talisman pieces directly via sailing.
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or a points system that can be redeemed for prizes like the sargassum event
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Yes, please. This is a win-win.
And you won't understand the cause of your grief...
...But you'll always follow the voices beneath.
And you won't understand the cause of your grief...
...But you'll always follow the voices beneath.
And you won't understand the cause of your grief...
...But you'll always follow the voices beneath.