Sea of Thieves is a PvPvE sandbox game about PIRATES, in which there are 2 versions of servers - High Seas, and Safer Seas. The last one made for new players and people who don't want to have PvP interactions. Weak sot community when they see someone in high seas without loot getting sunk by "Toxic players": (check comments below)
In the safer seas you sell the treasures for a couple of pennies, there is no point in playing it for pve activities. Saying stuff like "there are safer seas, go there if you dont want pvp" as stupid as saying "there are horglass in the game, go there if you want pvp"
@@gnikongerix completely irrelevant comment to my point. That being, if you don't want to have any interactions with another crews - play safer seas. And no, it's not "as stupid", cause in one case, you talk about complete absence of something, and in another you talk about existance of ONLY that thing.
@@thehound148 But the debate is not about not interacting with other crews at all. We are talking about heroes who ram players peacefully fishing at a spawn point.
@@gnikongerix no, the debate is exactly about interactions between players from different teams (simply cause ramming another - is a PvP interaction), but that also includes killing and sinking other crews in a PvPvE type of game. Again, fishing can be done in Safer Seas, even tho, until level 40 (Rare being stupid once again). So the point once again is, if you don't want to have interactions, that end up you sinking, then you'll have to throw away any interaction with other crews and go to Safer Seas, so that it would make it a PvE game, as any interaction with other players have a chance of you getting sunk.
@@thehound148 Why lump all interactions with other players into one group? Interactions can be very different. Some of them, for example, battles for loot, look appropriate in the high seas. Others, such as an attack on an empty ship standing at an outpost, are not. It is necessary to separate these concepts. That's why I think it's unreasonable to say "if you don't like one interaction, throw all interactions out of your game"
They're not even PvP sweats. They're just a bunch of kids looking for weak targets so they can feel big. The same type of kids get steamrolled by a single PvP sweatlord.
@michaelvossen7253 Yeah I did notice at least one of them was a squeaker. They're probably like mid-late teen comp fgs who still think your Elo in a videogame matters and bring that mindset into casual games like SoT. Man I'm glad that phase of my life is over 🤣
The fact that you guys think that basic skeleton curse actually is a sweaty cosmetic has me laughing, you probably are pretty new and don’t know about gold pvp curses lol
That was a hell of a special prize😂 Just sent that fucker straight up to the moon😂 By the time the dude waved to the international space station, and they noticed, he was already at PLUTO! Fun idea tho❤
It's too easy to punch down on a brand new solo sloop when you have a brig. Why don't you do something more awesome? Like steal a FoF or FotD stack? I can tell you, just the adrenaline you get makes it worthwhile.
yea swatting new unexperienced players who just want to play the game and havent even set sail is pathetic, thats some real garbage footage you got here, youre playing like a france person in euw
@thehound148 "Hur hur take that newbie. I'm so good at this game... huh? Where is everyone? Why can't I find other ships to sink? Damn, guess the game's dead now." The zoomer mind cannot comprehend trying to protect the longevity of a live service game. They must simply tryhard in everything they touch, make the game unplayable for noobs, then move on to destroy something else. Truly the Fortnite generation.