Add key lore adventures

The "I was there" of this game is my least favourite part of it.

With an ever evolving, changing of time game...of course you will miss events and moments.
Like Port Merrick, Nobody today unless they ask or read (some dont read) the Lore will know its Old name.
Or events like Reaper Hideout was just a nameless island where a ship sake....

Cant go backwards, got to go forward

@kianonboard Try reading what I wrote again. What I am saying is that the game doesn't make sense without them in as key lore. You didn't actually answer any of my questions, you just the first sentence and decided to go from there.

@burnbacon I'm not trying to gO bAcK tO tHe oLd wAyS, I'm saying events that are key to the lore of the world should still be accessible, having them time limited was beyond stupid in the first place. Without the lore established in those adventures, we do not EVER get to know how the lore played out without going to external sources. I even noted three VITALLY important pieces of lore. If you play the game but didn't play the adventures, there is lore that you will never get to know. One day the Burning Blade just showed up. Somehow, Briggsy returned. They used to have the sword of souls in Athenas Fortune, up where you get the blessing. You no longer get to know why it became tainted and why it had to be confiscated from Arthur. You never learn what events actually caused Flameheart to return. It's a video game, the idea that they would leave out lore intentionally is really endlessly dumb to me when there are already logical contradictions you can make. It's possible to have 3 sword of souls from different points in the timeline in the same place at the same time. You can put the "ancient skull" next to Flameheart as he sits on his throne. You can see Briggsy as a phantom and as a skeleton lord at the same time. The idea that it could mess with timelines is silly because all it does is actually help establish the timelines

I do hope that Rare takes all the lessons learned over this game and makes a Sea of Thieves 2 one day where they can apply that knowledge from the start (which would allow them to address certain things that they simply can't with the game as it stands).

One of those things that I think would be good would be to make all Tall Tales take place in the Sea of the Damned since there is the whole thing about it being shaped by memory. Adventures should come back and allow for a changing world as you will have instance snapshots of the old world in the Sea of the Damned in the Tall Tales. Every few Adventures you can repackage them as Tall Tale Chapters (maybe every 3 Adventures to one Chapter) which doesn't feature player choice -it is an on rails narrative like they are now - but is more "cinematic" and "narrative" than they Adventure was while still conveying the same plot and results.

This would be a great way to get the Adventures as a rolling player interactive narrative without having to toss everything that was once done as it can be repurposed into Tall Tales. This would mean everyone always has access to the ongoing and ever building narrative from start to finish, I could actively engage in shaping that narrative.

In theory this one could potentially be done in the current game possibly, unlike some other things they could try to do better, but regardless if there is a SoT2 one day that is the way they should approach all of that, personally.