Why Is Sea Of Thieves So Toxic (2024)

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Is Sea of Thieves ok for a 13 year old? ›

Is Sea of Thieves Appropriate for Your Kids? Sea of Thieves is rated T for Teen, with Content Descriptors for Crude Humor, Use of Alcohol, Violence.

Progression is entirely cosmetic and uninteresting. There is little variety between one island and the next. Becoming a Pirate Legend is largely just a slow grind with little payoff. More varied types of quests and puzzles might help liven things up, but where we're at right now feels pretty unsatisfying.

In most cases, we operate a three-strike policy with regard to enforcement action. Players who repeatedly breach the rules of our Code of Conduct will be permanently removed from Sea of Thieves on their third offence. However, serious offences may result in immediate account termination at our discretion.

While the bosses will have a massive amount of health and can cause more damage depending on which type of boss, the final Boss in Lords Of The Sea will be included which is everyone's favorite ship The Flying Dutchman, As I'm sure many of you would agree that The Flying Dutchman could have taken more hits since this ...

Once voted in, players must serve a minimum sentence of ten minutes before their crew can vote to unlock them again. Only the Galleon and the Brigantine have a brig on board, in both cases being on the lowest deck which could expose any locked-up crewmates to repeated drowning if the hull is flooded.

The ability to grant items to a player's account without the prerequisites to do so – this also resulted in the termination of 4,500 accounts that were detected to be using this exploit.” Another 8500 accounts were banned for toxicity (including hate speech and pet/ship names that violate naming policies).

So I got a yellowbeard ban from a toxic player. I decided to patiently wait for the temporary ban to lift. My friend said the first yellowbeard takes 48 hours. It is over 48 hours.

Cooked Pork can be sold to The Hunter's Call Representatives on any Seapost for Gold and Reputation with the Company.

This game is rated T for teen. It is not meant for young children. 14+ is the audience.

Does Sea of Thieves curse? ›

Curses are a purely cosmetic element of the game and add no in-game benefits. They are acquired as rewards for specific Tall Tales related Commendations. Curse effects will cover Makeup and Scars, but do not override them. The Shores of Gold Curse will give Scars a golden appearance wherever they overlap.

The Red Sea or Poison Sea is an indication that your ship and it's crew are reaching the world border. Similar to the Kraken making the water around it black, approaching the red sea will make a water blood red. No damage will be done to your ship upon approaching it.

A bit of swearing including "sh*t" being said several times. I took a 10 yo (and two 12 yo) fan of D&D, but I think 10yo was a bit young for it, 12yo just ok, but I'd recommend 13+. I lot of fighting as might be expected, but not gory, maybe a bit much fighting but I guess that is what D&D is about.