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Some players make a point to hunt down others; and treasure chests, skulls, and merchant crates can all be stolen by rival pirates and sold in your stead. Sea of Thieves’s greatest success isn’t in being a pirate game, then, but its capacity to be a sandbox that encourages its players to act like cartoon swashbucklers who keep pushing their luck to the limits. You might be drinking a friendly grog with another crew at port in one moment, and then daringly firing yourself out a cannon at their ship in the next, so that you can have a duel and steal their cargo. Maybe the other lot are giving chase while you jump overboard, climb up their hull on the other side, and drop their anchor to secure your crew’s getaway.
The stories of loot lost and ranks not gained, or, on the other hand, narrow escapes and knife's-edge victories, only have weight because there are hard-to-obtain rewards that matter to players, and every bit of booty counts. Voyages are a structured form of play, but you don't really need to be tied to them.
I look at them as nuisances much like the Skeleton Galleons. Don't engage them in trash talk unless you are willing to back it up in battle, it only encourages them. Also do not be afraid to scuttle your ship to escape overly aggressive players, your ship will respawn a short distance away. When in a small, inexperienced crew it is better to do this than allow them to hound you. If this is still happening (and you aren't on some major voyage, standard ones are not worth fighting over) then quit out of the game and join a new server.
there is a little swearing, when you die you go to the ferry of the damned, you can see other players and interact with them there as well. you can drink beer and it makes you 'drunk' you loose a bit of control of your player and the screen spins and whirls. When loading in, players are deposited on one of many servers with at least a few other player ships. While the Sea of Thieves can feel vast, it gets small quick when someone is looking 30plus for a fight.
Metagames form around individual servers as players figure out who they’re playing with. Playing with the Clown Crew, I quickly realized the complexity of playing as a pirate. The way we were to play Sea of Thieves changes according to our actions and other players.
If areas under the deck take damage, water will flow in and cause the ship to gradually sink. Players need to patch up the holes with planks of wood and bail out water using buckets. Alliances can be established with other parties of players. They will receive gold bonuses when a group in the same alliance completes a voyage.
Whereas other games rely on the action of gameplay to keep players engaged, Sea of Thieves hinges on its community. Each sea is unique—no experience has ever been entirely similar, depending on what thieves have spawned with me, or what treasure has popped up where. Sometimes, the metagame of a particular server is frustrating, overwhelming, and demoralizing. I stopped my horse for every stranger in Red Dead Redemption 2. I felt bad when I accidentally chose a rude response in The Walking Dead.
Rare also hosted a competition which tasked fans to create achievements for the game. Several stress tests and betas were released ahead of the game's official launch on 17 March.