How to Find Musicians in Saint-Anne for After A Long Day Of Sailing Trophy

Where To Find The Musicians In Saint-Anne In Skull And Bones (After A Long Day Of Sailing Trophy)

To snag the After A Long Day Of Sailing Trophy, our first port of call is locating the musicians in Sainte-Anne. We've got options: either zip over using Skull and Bones' speedy travel feature to Sainte-Anne in the Red Isle or opt for a leisurely sail. Once we've made landfall in Sainte-Anne, we'll mosey down the dock and veer onto the street behind the Vanity Atelier, your one-stop-shop for wardrobe changes. Following the path rightward will lead us to The Low Tide tavern, where you'll catch a glimpse of two bongo-playing musicians holding court inside. But hold onto your tricorn hat; there are still a few more steps to nabbing that trophy.

How To Change Emote In Skull And Bones

To bag the After A Long Day Of Sailing achievement, it's time to bust a move in front of the musicians using the dance emote. Now, this particular emote might not have a prime spot on your Captain's Emote wheel from the get-go, but fret not; we can tweak that. Thankfully, the dance emote is up for grabs right from the game's launch, so it's simply a matter of slotting it onto the emote wheel.

To mix up your emotes in Skull and Bones, summon the Captain's Emote wheel by hitting the X button on your Xbox controller, then tap Y to tweak the wheel. Select the dance emote and hit A to assign it to your preferred slot on the wheel. Whether it's top, bottom, left, or right, each slot corresponds neatly to the D-pad. Once you've closed the wheel, just give the D-pad a tap in the direction of the dance emote, and watch your pirate boogie down in circles to unlock that achievement.

You might also fancy trying out some other emotes scattered across the world to see what hidden treasures you unearth. Apart from the standard fare of trading with fellow players in Skull and Bones and making use of the game's quick-chat feature, it's another lively way to engage with your fellow pirates. Skull and Bones boasts a roster of default emotes to get you started, including:

• Cheer
• Dance
• Greet
• Invite Over Here
• Point Forward
• Thank
• Threaten

And if you're itching for more, you can splurge on new emotes within Skull and Bones, such as the jaunty Clap emote, available for a steal at 250 Silver from the Vanity Atelier, your go-to for all things sartorial.

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