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Thanks man! I really appreciate the feedback; glad it could help you on your adventures

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@CopiousJack Can you bury a cannonball box and dig it up later?

@CopiousJack Question for you. I a, trying to get my granddaughter into my guild. I can only invite friends yet it seems you can only invite someone on your server as a friend. I have tried to get us on the same sever Ms y times with no luck. Any ideas?

You can bury it in the session you're in and dig it up later, yea. You can't, however, bury it and leave to a new session and do it

I actually have a video that goes over all the cannonballs in detail, along with the website that provides the list in the description below for those who prefer to just read it about them 👍

I like this idea for sure! I've been meaning to hop back into making some new stuff; feel free to elaborate on anything specific you might like to know, and I'll definitely consider it 🙂. If you haven't already, don't forget to subscribe so you can be alerted to anything new to come in the future

@CopiousJack I appreciate the speedy response! I notice when I play with friends or randoms that they have a hard time getting/keeping angle. I know good coms are the best way to be an effective team but I'm wondering how it would look in different situations from the helmsmans pov to know when the cannoner has/needs a better angle. My buddy I ply with often has issues with rights and lefts so coms aren't exactly a good way for us to be efficient.

I can definitely say that being the helmsman is the hardest job and is effectively the captain of your ship. Ultimately, what this means is what they say goes. Whatever happens can be debated afterward. However, everyone must be and stay in sync with the helmsman rule in order for healthy synergy. Mutinous debates during an altercation as opposed to being discussed after add uneeded cross talk and confusion that ensures problematic circumstances to occur; whereas support (even if you disagree) may leave you surprised due to healthy teamwork. The motto I go by is: what did we do right? What did we do wrong? And what was bs 😂. But, it could definitely be fun to expand on for sure!

The pvp and pve community has always been in contention, unfortunately. Many pvpers in the SoT community developed some unwritten rules (as did i) when it came to engaging other ships. Generally, you can tell if someone is new, and it's always been my policy not to dissuade newcomers from learning the game; though, whether pvers like it or not the pvp is still in the game and there to stay so it's always been my advice to keep an open mind to learning at least a few tricks for survival or risk having a bad time anytime you play 😔

@CopiousJack you know fair, not all encounters with pvp pros are entirely negative ya they tske my shit but it's apart of the game. Its the people who just spawn kill untill you decide to quit, and send messages after the fact telling you how shit you are that really stand out and leave a bad taste in my mouth (which on console atleast happens often). I cant tell you how many times I get invited to a party or a group chat Inv expecting some.sort of decency like "ya we sunk you and ruined you voyage but gg we respect your fruitless attempt at a defense" But no I get " OH YA TAKE THAT. HOW DO YOU LIKE THAT? MMMMMMM FUCKING TAKE IT." It leaves me wonder who hurt you?

Fire on the top deck where their canons are goes a long way in managingthe skeletons; or blunder bombing the front and back of their ship to shift their direction if you need a moment to breathe never hurts either. Also, if you aren't solo slooping, you can have your buddy hop on the skele boat to manage the skeletons and relieve the pressure on your ship; enabling you to pummel them freely. Worst case, you always have cursed cannonballs to make short work of them 🙂

Thanks! 🙂

I don't generally recommend it, more for people who like to troll or who care less 🤣. But with a crew to look after the ship, it's not always the absolute worst idea; especially if you have a boarder who can lock down the enemy ship or if you've found yourself in a naval fight stalemate far longer than intended. But, at the end of the day, you apply what you have the most confidence in and feel your best at and avoid risking what you can't or won't afford to lose 👍

Ramming has worked for me every single time I have used it. lol. get bent.

@jackman5840 Try it against someone good and you will lose every single time.

More of a tip for brand new players for sure 😄

Always happy to help!

😂 I'm sure it's trying it's best

I mean seriously it is not that useless especially if enemy is out of supplies they can't do anything

The Legendary Updo Hair my friend. Should be in the Pirate legend hideout

I use the Silent Barnacle Shipset and you get it buy turning in barnacle loot, heres a link that shows what you need for each piece seaofthieves.fandom.com/wiki/The_Silent_Barnacle_Set

@@CopiousJack no i didnt mean ur ship. I mean the ship u shooting at. 0:40 the green lighting ship skin. Do u know how to get it?

@@HarleyQuinn-dq6wk It is the Shackled Phantom Hull. It was earned as a reward during Season Two by reaching Renown Level 100.

@@CopiousJack ahh ok thank u. It means i can‘t get it anymore Right?

As of right now no, not unless they choose to recycle it 😣

Oh really? I know sometimes videos can get promoted to people if it fits things they generally watch; maybe that's it? But thank you I appreciate it <3

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SKOL!

Now you better get out there and test your mettle with what you learned xD

Forgivable or should I just delete the VOD?

Thanks buddy 😊

Haha! It's a warning for people starting out tempted to leave them in the nest. As you get more comfortable keg plays can be a "blast" xD

Hey man I feel it, we've all taken a break now and again. To be honest, I bet it still gets tweaked with my theory being they will scale respawn timers relative to ship sizes for balance

@@CopiousJack every time Rare trys to "kill" the game for solos I keep telling myself I'm gonna move on, but nothing compares. Well, outside of Sid Meire's Pirates! anyway.

Yea, I know a few studios have tried but it doesn't have the same commitment or that Microsoft money haha. Sea of Thieves is like the internet companies of the world; you have only 1 option and you better like it cause there's nothing else xD

Same here! Seems like they might have listened to a few things some players have been asking for for awhile now. Hopefully they continue that trend for the future

I promise I will!

I'm sorry the video didn't answer your question. I've made a couple videos regarding death circles and positioning so Im not sure if I glossed over something you may have had a question about. Feel free to ask in the comments and I can try my best to help.

This, its like saying "to do well you need to go to mount everest, but I won't tell you how to actually get to mount everest you just need to go there!"

There's no doubt about it; the game can definitely get frustrating. Sea of Thieves is easy to learn but hard to master. If you get too comfortable and let your guard down eventually someone's going to notice and take advantage. It never feels good to invest that much into something that someone else gets the benefit of, but you never lose entirely since it is always a teachable moment. Just remember to always be mindful of someone else wanting what you yourself know to be valuable; especially if you're doing one of the single most profitable events that gets announced to the entire server.

12hrs? We’re you stacking fotd?

@@chumchumleslie9603 yup

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@@CopiousJack ya just realized that lol, was looking for it in the season 2 vault

Glad you figured it out!

@@CopiousJack Ya as per usual when I take a break from a game all the cool cosmetics and items come rollin in, and when I get back I get "Big Ushanka abomination hat" and.....flower outfit person....XD

Honestly that's a good question. Given that each company has its own cosmetics I'm betting each cosmetic will be "cheap" (not dark adventurer level) and anything that would make it expensive would be tied to the volume of possible items rather than each item costing an arm and a leg

@@CopiousJack for a one time purchase, i think a ship should be priced around 1mil-10mil gold

@@secondcut3138 If they are pricing them as general cosmetics rather than dark adventurer level items it's plausible depending how many items are associated with each path as well as if items might be earned through some achievement system for sure!

The ship update we all wanted...year one xD

Totally agree to be honest it's moreover my personal tier list and that all fights are circumstantial. It's more of guidance for the newcomers rather than anything set and stone

Getting there one at a time 🙂

That's what people keep telling me! Thanks for saying that ☺️

Really glad it helped my friend, thanks for watching!

At the end of the day everything is circumstantial. If you choose to that's fine, just always be in the habit of staying aware of the risk so you can avoid as much fallout as possible. Keep in mind with the small area of a sloop it becomes increasingly more likely that any keg that blows up on it will disable it. Having only 1 mast, especially if you're solo that can be devastating. So, as far as guide's go, starting out cautious and avoiding placing them on your ship until you're more experienced I find to be the best of available options

​@@CopiousJack if u 2 are not aware kegs are relatively viable on galleons. if you put the kegs on the nose of your ship the kegs cause no damage to you if shot and blown up. it will only catch the nose on fire. you have 4 people to defend the ship from boarders so assuming u aren't all bad at head on combat u have good protection against most boarding situations. the Shockwave will take away ur momentum. but theoretically u could use that to ur advantage. and since it's on the nose if u see a boarder going for it. just shoot the keg boarders dead and u take no damage. also good if u like ram plays if the kegs collide with a ship they explode so gives u that explosive ram which is always fun.

Oh yea, that's been in the game and known for a long time. My point regarding kegs was added strictly due to the fact that most people looking up combat guides I imagine will be newer to the game and perhaps even pvp. So I generally don't see keg plays at entry level strategy for beginners learning combat 😋

Brigantine is def hardest to sink as a solo or duo sloop. Galleon being the second hardest, and only because it takes fcking forever to fill up with water especially if there is heavy waves and you don’t know if yo hitting lower decks. But for some reason i prefer facing them as a duo rather than sweat sloops or brigs. A skilled duo or trio is always hard to defeat.

playing in xbox only lobbies or you just run all the time lol

@@Unknown_Number i'm on pc so i pretty sure i'm not and i also never run i fight till the end for better or for worse i rather sink with honor then make it back with worthless loot

@@josephsebastian1882 so you always go for *pvp* and you never been hit by a cursed? yh your straight up capping ask any good or player with good amount of hrs and they will tell you thats cap, unless you dont have that many hours on the game lmfao

@@Unknown_Number I'm sure he has like 10 hours

Definitely viable for experienced players for sure. Mind you it's still a huge risk since you leave your boat and you're 1 lifing; especially with the hit reg. It's definitely fun to do but what you CAN do vs what you SHOULD otherwise consider should always be measured. If no one is left to look after your boat it's very punishable