How to remove the Death Mark Expired Skull and Bones message
Feb. 15, 2024The Death Mark Expired message seemingly appears at random in Skull and Bones
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If you’re getting spammed with the Skull and Bones Death Mark Expired message, you can get rid of it by reloading your game. Only adding to the confusion, lots of players are getting this message about a Death Mark being rescinded without even being knowingly marked in the first place. From our experience playing, it seems like the Helm – theSkull and Bonesorganization behind the Death Marks – has fallen victim to a bug in their system. Here’s how you can quickly get rid of the Death Mark Expired message and what it means.
Stop Skull and Bones Death Mark Expired message
If the Death Mark Expired notification is popping up for you a lot as you play Skull and Bones, here are two reliable ways of getting the message to go away:
This Death Mark system doesn’t seem to be working quite as intended, so hopefully this gets patched byUbisoftsoon to prevent endless messages getting in the way of your voyages.
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The short answer is we’re not entirely sure what the Death Mark itself means or does but it’s tied to an organization known as the Helm that you can encounter further into Skull and Bones. We reckon that performing actions against the interests of the Helm draws their ire, causing your ship to become “Death Marked”, acting as a sort of wanted level, causing ships to become hostile and hunt you down.
However, as mentioned above, the system seems to be quite buggy, with players receiving lots of notifications about Death Marks, not only when they’re not marked, but also when they haven’t even encountered the Helm yet.© GamesRadar+. Not to be reproduced without permission.
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