Ahoy and avast and all that, pirate peeps. Are you ready for Sea of Thieves’ official launch? If you’re in Australia, you’re already in. The rest of us will find the servers opening up throughout the day and into tomorrow.
Here in the US, west coast players will be able to charge in tonight at 9 p.m. PDT, while east coast players will be in at midnight EDT on what is technically Tuesday, March 20th. Bummer.
Incidentally, there is a day-one patch, but it’s not anything to freak out over – just some snark.
You can see the whole unlock list on the official site, and then get caught up on the scene since open beta testing began – including concerns over PvP and a lack of content and customization. We’ve tucked the launch trailer and new Sean Astin live-action trailer down below too.
Sea of Thieves has more content than you think
Here’s everything you need to know about Sea of Thieves ahead of launch
Sea of Thieves casts off on its final beta voyage
Sea of Thieves runs another stress test, talks pirate customization (or lack thereof)
The Daily Grind: Are you concerned about Sea of Thieves’ PvP scene?
Sea of Thieves will make your character for you
Sea of Thieves may have microtransactions, but it will never have lootboxes
332,000 pirates board Sea of Thieves’ closed beta
Players datamine Sea of Thieves to find out what content is being held back in beta
Sea of Thieves’ closed beta is live but in choppy waters
Sea of Thieves boards small boats and finds them seaworthy for soloers and duoers
E3 2017: Hands-on with Sea of Thieves’ multiplayer ship crewing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tM5OymTNBzw
https://youtu.be/-HEQTG3QSFA
Today is the day that we start rolling out #SeaOfThieves to the world! But when will your time come? We've got information for all Time Zones here: https://t.co/HVSXZPTgdI pic.twitter.com/mXtRkFvZZG
— Sea of Thieves (@SeaOfThieves) March 19, 2018
