Rare has finally broken the pirate’s curse in Sea of Thieves that kept players from bending their knees. That’s right–buccaneers can finally crouch in the multiplayer action-adventure after exactly six years, six months, and 27 days.
But who’s counting? Well, Rare actually is, as the Sea of Thieves studio shared the fun fact on X. A short clip also shows off the flexibility of a pirate in the game, with some silly fanfare to celebrate to boot. It’s all part of a Season-14 push for “sneaky strategies,” per the developer.
It only took 6 years, 6 months and 27 days, but you can finally bend your knees in Sea of Thieves. 🧎‍ pic.twitter.com/Ivp5KL4abY
— Sea of Thieves (@SeaOfThieves) October 17, 2024
Season 14 for Sea of Thieves is officially called Making Mischief. On top of crouching, Rare highlights the free update’s additions of disguises, a grapple gun, and a blowpipe with darts in a YouTube video. The newest season went live yesterday, October 17.
 Rare has finally broken the pirate’s curse in Sea of Thieves that kept players from bending their knees. That’s right–buccaneers can finally crouch in the multiplayer action-adventure after exactly six years, six months, and 27 days.But who’s counting? Well, Rare actually is, as the Sea of Thieves studio shared the fun fact on X. A short clip also shows off the flexibility of a pirate in the game, with some silly fanfare to celebrate to boot. It’s all part of a Season-14 push for “sneaky strategies,” per the developer.It only took 6 years, 6 months and 27 days, but you can finally bend your knees in Sea of Thieves. 🧎‍ pic.twitter.com/Ivp5KL4abY — Sea of Thieves (@SeaOfThieves) October 17, 2024 Season 14 for Sea of Thieves is officially called Making Mischief. On top of crouching, Rare highlights the free update’s additions of disguises, a grapple gun, and a blowpipe with darts in a YouTube video. The newest season went live yesterday, October 17.Continue Reading at GameSpot Read More GameSpot – All ContentÂ
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