Skull and Bones includes many achievements to discover and unlock. In some cases, these are secret achievements, like Skull and Bones‘ After A Long Day Of Sailing trophy, which you need to get your pirate groove on to get. It’s an achievement hidden in plain sight in the Pirate Den of Sainte-Anne near a group of musicians, the core starting location for your pirating antics. However, it’s a bustling port with plenty to see and do, so you might struggle to find the musicians in Sainte-Anne as you navigate Sainte-Anne’s twists and turns.
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In addition, the detailed world-building of Sainte-Anne’s level design makes A Long Day Of Sailing pretty easy to stroll past. However, if you’re eager to grab all of Skull and Bones‘ achievements, it’s a simple and quick one to tick off your list once you know how.
Updated March 19th, 2024 by Russ Boswell: Players looking to get their hands on all of Skull and Bones achievements will need to do some strange and unique things during their journey across the sea. One of the easier, but possible confusing achievements is called “After A Long Day Of Sailing.” Players that want to get their hands on the After A Long Day Of Sailing Trophy in Skull and Bones can use the following guide, which has now been updated to include a companion video.
Where To Find The Musicians In Saint-Anne In Skull And Bones (After A Long Day Of Sailing Trophy)
To get the After A Long Day Of Sailing Trophy, you first need to find the musicians in Sainte-Anne. You can use Skull and Bones‘ fast travel mechanics to Sainte-Anne in the Red Isle or sail there if you prefer. Once you’re in Sainte-Anne, head down the dock and to the street behind the Vanity Atelier where you can change outfits. Follow the path right to The Low Tide tavern where you’ll spot two musicians playing bongos inside. However, there are a couple more steps to grab the trophy.
How To Change Emote In Skull And Bones
To unlock the After A Long Day Of Sailing achievement, you need to dance in front of the musicians using the dance emote. This particular emote probably won’t be assigned your Captain’s Emote wheel by default, but you can change it. Fortunately, the dance emote is available at the start of the game, so it’s just a case of assigning it to the emote wheel.
To change emotes in Skull and Bones, select the Captain’s Emote wheel by tapping the X button if playing the game on Xbox, followed by the Y button to edit the wheel. Select the dance emote and press A to assign it to your position of choice on the wheel. Assigning it to the top, bottom, left, or right-hand positions directly corresponds to the D-pad. So, when you close the wheel, you can press the dance emote on the d-pad to use it and see your pirate dance in circles for a bit to unlock the achievement.
It may also be worth trying out other emotes in the world to see what else you might discover. Besides trading with other players in Skull and Bones and the game’s quick-chat function, it’s also another way to interact with other pirates. Skull and Bones includes the following emotes, which are all available by default when starting the game:
- Cheer
- Dance
- Greet
- Invite Over Here
- Point Forward
- Thank
- Threaten
You can also buy new emotes in Skull and Bones, such as the Clap emote. You can buy this for 250 Silver from the Vanity Atelier, where you can change your pirate’s clothing and appearance.
Skull and Bones
- Released
- February 16, 2024
