Players have been getting disgruntled with Sea of Thieves recently, due to the lack of end game content and general repetitiveness. Rare's executive producer, Joe Neate, came out with a response today regarding the game's future content.

It appears that Sea of Thieves devs aren't as worried about the apparent lack of content as they are with in-game mechanics. Rare's latest patch weighs in at 1.20GB and brings updates, balancing of weapons, ADS sensitivity fix and more.

With Sea of Thieves fans clamouring for more features for a while now, we've come across a neat list of bits players can expect to be added to their pirate adventure game. Events, pets, ship ownership and customization, to name but a few.

Despite Rare promising amounts of content on a previously unprecedented scale for them, players claim they have failed to fully show the game's potential. One player even reached the famed Legendary Pirate status, which is not an easy task.

Sea of Thieves hasn't had the smoothest of voyages since launch but Rare is setting a golden example in transparency. In the new Dev Update video, Rare announced a Sea of Thieves full game update, which fixes most issues plaguing the game.

Rare were planning to add a death tax in Sea of Thieves but it wasn't well received by players. The idea was to charge players for dying to sharks and skeletons, but not for PvP and the penalty size depended on how avoidable the death was.

Rare's seafaring adventure Sea of Thieves has rapidly taken over UK weekly charts. Now, Mike Ybarra joined the hype wagon and the deal goes like this - if you manage to sink his ship and he'll give you and your mateys a year of Xbox Live!

Sea of Thieves patch 1.0 notes are in, and the funniest among them is the one regarding the fee players will now be paying the Captain of the Ferry of the Damned. While some might find it to be an inconvenience, others see it as immersion.

Sea of Thieves' sailing into the world may have been marred by many a server issue but these have Rare-ly been game breaking. With the Sea of Thieves already hitting stellar figures, Rare's video explains server issues and the first patch.

Greybeards, Kiwibeards, Bronzebeards and their other error buddies continue to terrorize players who are hungry for some pirate adventuring in Sea of Thieves. Massive popularity of Rare's game eventually caused a temporary server shutdown.