The title says enough of what I'd like to happen. As of right now, one of the more annoying seals in the game to get is Cursebreaker, almost (though not entirely) exclusively due to the annoying nature of how the Ascendant Challenges rotate. Both the "Corrupted Omlette" and "O Grave Robber Mine" triumphs (which are needed for the Cursebreaker title) require you to go into every Ascendant Challenge and collect the Marasenna pickups as well as shoot some Riven eggs. That's all well and good, until you miss one and have to wait another six weeks for the correct one to spawn again. It's pointless time-gating, especially considering that the Dreaming City is no longer a source of powerful loot. Therefore, why not (assuming it doesn't break something like making the Forges auto-unlocked and on a daily rotation broke the Izanagi's Burden quest did) make all Ascendant Challenges available every week, and merely rotate the bounty from Petra for them? Besides, it could be tied into some idea that the time loop in the Dreaming City is beginning to destabilize, causing what was once limited on a weekly basis to now just be there permanently. It'd greatly help those who are on that [b][i]one last lore pickup[/i][/b] from not having to sit around on their hands while they wait for the right one to roll around, or worse (and what happened to me this week), miscalculate the number of weeks I had to spend on my fanny and have to wait [b][i]another[/i][/b] six weeks to get the last piece from those areas. I know that there are other, similarly time-gated lore entries in the DC that are also annoying (specifically the ones in the week 3 story mission and in Mara's room), but those are on the three-week timer and you can tell if they're able to be obtained that week by seeing if Petra's in Rheasilvia or not. Please, I'm sure there are other players who are in a similar situation as I am. At minimum, please make it so that the two that are synched with the specific state of the DC are both available on that specific week (like how the Garden of Esila one is always on a low-curse week). Thank you for coming to my TED talk.