I love spicing up old content with something fun, immersive, and enjoyable, and this is one of those times,
now to those who did the cursed rouge tall tale, [assuming most of you did] do you all remember when the skeletons were just sitting around the campfire with their crew, well, what if we did that mechanic for bounty voyages. and on your bounty page thing the order of souls gives you it shows where you can find them, the amount of gold for killing the skeleton captain, [instead of the mission skeletons dropping gold pouches] and it also shows you the amount of renown and reputation for hunting them as well as what tier of skeleton they are, for instance, a disgraced skeleton drops disgraced skull, foul captains drop foul skull and so on., you could locate them on the larger islands by looking for their campfire smoke rising into the air, it's probably more immersive than them wandering in the deep end of tiny islands, just completely oblivious to all their surroundings.
ORDER OF SOULS BOUNTY VOYAGE UPDATE.
Most of that seems excessive, I don't mind Voyages not spelling out every detail for you from the get go. So much of those bonus details are too much of an add in my opinion.
That said, having the Skellies chatting and such when we encounter them as they do on Tall Tales seems like a nice added detail. On larger Islands I also wouldn't mind needing to wander around to a couple of spots to find all the Captains as opposed to their just being one location of battle where all of them spawn in at.
@redeyesith said in ORDER OF SOULS BOUNTY VOYAGE UPDATE.:
[...] On larger Islands I also wouldn't mind needing to wander around to a couple of spots to find all the Captains as opposed to their just being one location of battle where all of them spawn in at.
Just try and find other Order of Souls quests for the same islands :).
As for the ideas in OP; I'd rather not having every skeleton crew on a large island appear on one or two (or limited set of) locations.
Also, the more you use that is in the Tall Tales, the less special and fun those Tall Tales become.
Not a fan of knowing what reward they have on their head beforehand - it ain't the wild west ;).
