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Players who are expecting multiple friends to join them after the game has started, may want to choose the galleon or brigantine initially to make sure that there is plenty of space for everybody.Īfter setting up a team (or going solo), players will spawn at an outpost, a sort of 'safe zone' which is only safe when you first spawn, after that, players can arrive and find you. Handling a galleon solo can be very difficult, especially for new players. Brigantines are the ship in between the two and have strengths and weaknesses adjusted accordingly, they carry teams of up to three players. Sloops can have teams of up to two players, while galleons can have teams of up to four players. Initially, a 1 - 2 private player team could only choose a sloop, but that has since been changed, and players can now choose either ship.

When players first enter the game, they will need to select how they will play.

#BLASTABALL SEA OF THEIVES UPGRADE#

Use gold to upgrade ships (albeit only cosmetically, like every other in-game upgrade), and hunt down those scallywags. Turn about is fair play (and completely expected!). While far from the only danger, PVP (player vs player) is a major mechanic in Sea of Thieves, and those rowdy pirates will do anything they can to end your life and steal your new-found wealth. Use maps and solve riddles to find buried chests, then carry them back to the ship and sail them to town to trade for gold, find and delivery cargo to merchants as well as destroy Skeleton Captains. After gaining a sea-worthy vessel, players will embark on an adventure, traveling to unknown territory and competing for treasures untold.

Sea of Thieves is about exploration and discovery with a pirate-y twist.

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