These rewards, which are also unlocked by earning Renown, will include a mixture of previously released premium items and early access to upcoming ones from the Pirate Emporium, “spanning a wide variety of weapons and equipment, emotes and ship cosmetics”. Notice: To display this embed please allow the use of Functional Cookies in Cookie Preferences. Priced at 999 Ancient Coins ($9.99/£8.39), Sea of Thieves’ take on a Battle Pass will offer players the opportunity to earn “around $40” of content each season.
Rewards include in-game currency, cosmetics, emotes and Ancient Coins to spend in the Pirate Emporium or put towards a new premium feature called the Plunder Pass. There are 100 levels of Renown to earn across 10 tiers of progression each season. Players will progress through each season and unlock rewards by winning Renown, a new progression metric that can be “earned in hundreds of different ways” and so isn’t just dependent on handing in loot.Ĭomplementing the seasonal progression system are new Trials, “themed categories made up of individual Deeds that will test your adventuring, exploring and battling capabilities, and speed your progress towards ever more enviable rewards”. Season 1, for example, will introduce a new Merchant Alliance Voyage as a permanent part of the game. In a blog post and accompanying video (below), the studio said each Sea of Thieves season will include three months of new features, events and updates, which will be free for all players. Rare " href="">Rare has detailed how Sea of Thieves " href="">Sea of Thieves’ new seasonal progression system will work ahead of its January 28 launch.
Rare has detailed Sea of Thieves’ new seasonal progression system Rare has detailed Sea of Thieves’ new seasonal progression system
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