Sea of Thieves has a lot of "make your own fun" gameplay. No, it's not on Steam so you can't refund it if you don't like it. I'm seeing the price tag thrown around as a reason why some people aren't getting the game. Other people - myself included again - want to feel that sense of ownership and progress which doesn't matter if death costs nothing. Some people - myself included - like it because we won't spend hours just to lose our progress to gankers. If you die during a battle you can come right back.
Since death doesn't sting, it's also super arcade-like. On one hand, when you die and lose nothing it makes getting right back in a fun experience. I'm categorizing this as "indifferent" because I think it goes both ways. In many cases, you'll go a really long time without encountering too many other players, but that may change at launch.
The maps can hold around 99 people according to the Microsoft store description. The entire game is about jumping into a play sessions, getting some pirate experiences in, and jumping out.
Sea of Thieves is an online action adventure. I've even seen some people thinking it's like EVE. There has been a misconception floating around for a year that Sea of Thieves is a pirate MMO. "Go here, get this, bring it back."Īs a result of the one-dimensional "voyages" (quests), it can feel repetitive very quickly if your only approach to the game is grinding voyages. Missions, whether you play for the Gold Hoarders or otherwise, is about "fetch questing". In fact, I wouldn't expect more than than what we have now. Alpha had more content than this, but I want to accurately represent the game's content at release too. As clearly pointed out everywhere, there is only one of the three main factions in the game right now. This can be attributed somewhat to the closed beta state. It's a game about jumping in, sailing some missions, blowing other ships out of the water, and calling it a day.
This isn't a game about progressing and growing in pirate awesomeness and prestige with levels, better gear, and stuff. Sea of Thieves is about your individual/crew "progression" only in the sense that you accrue gold to buy things.
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