15 Tips And Tricks Sea of Thieves Doesn’t Tell New Players

Lost at sea? Let us guide ye back to land, matey.

Posted By Ravi Sinha | On 23rd, Mar. 2018

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Sailing Into The Wind

Sea of Thieves only offers two ship varieties – a Sloop and Galleon, with the former holding 1 or 2 people at max. At first, you may think the bigger option is better but having a smaller ship does have its advantages. When a Galleon is after your Sloop, make an attempt to sail into the wind. Thanks to the laws of physics, your ship will move faster thus enabling you to escape easier.

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