Sea of Thieves Season 7: Patch notes and everything we know so far

Sea of Thieves developer, Rare, unveiled Sea of Thieves Season 7, and its new Captaincy function, which could hint at future releases.

Season 7 follows suit with a “Captaincy” feature. Players in the pirate adventure game will be able to save ship loadouts, modify the captain’s cabin, and, finally, name their ship.

Sea of Thieves has transitioned into a seasonal model and has retained a steady following, and an upcoming update is bringing even more to the pirate simulator.

Rare confirmed numerous new improvements for Sea of Thieves Season 7 later this year during the Xbox and Bethesda Games Showcase.

Sea of Thieves Season 6 was released in March, and it included the anticipated Tall Tales, new raids, and a multitude of customization possibilities. With the debut of Season 7, Sea of Thieves players can expect new Tall Tales and cosmetics to make their pirate and ship appear more unique, just like Season 6.

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We do not have all the patch notes, but we know some of the content coming to the game in Season 7 and this new content will be added to the patch notes.

New Captain’s Voyages are coming to the game. Taking on these new journeys appears to reward players with some of the mentioned cabin cosmetics. New “cash-in spots” are being implemented to make the process of turning in treasure even easier. Season 7 appears to be another blend of quality-of-life upgrades and brand-new experiences.

There has been little information provided regarding the cash-in points that will be available in Season 7, although the fundamental concept could be expanded through new questlines that allow players to create their ports or cities. Allowing Sea of Thieves’ 30 million