In Sea of Thieves, time passes, and the sun eventually moves across the sky to bring about nighttime. The pirate-themed title has plenty of oceans for players to traverse using a variety of ships. However, after a long journey sailing from Point A to Point B, the night will arrive and could make things a bit more difficult.
Players don't have to wait an entire 24 hours for a new day to come in Sea of Thieves like they would in real life.
Days may seem like they last forever in Sea of Thieves as players take on the role of a pirate. In reality, it takes just 24 minutes for one day to end and the next one to begin. Each minute that passes by in real time is considered an hour in the game.
Each day in Sea of Thieves kicks off at 6:00 am. This is when the Voyage stock is refreshed by the Trading Company. Chickens will also pierce players' ears to signify the sun coming up.
Traders at Sea Posts have their stock refreshed every day at 12:00 am. At 3:00 am, the Kraken will moan, and players may need to be on the lookout for more dangers on the sea that are not pirates.
The time remains the same on every server, even when the region one changes after four in-game days. Switching to a different server won't speed things up or rewind the days, either.
Time can be determined by looking at the sun's position in the sky. In the morning, it will be in the east. During midday, it'll be high in the sky. And if it's lower to the west, then darkness is approaching.
There is another way to view the exact time and day of the month in Sea of Thieves. Named months aren't provided, but the game uses a 30-day calendar. Players can take a look at their Pocket Watch to check the time. This one is an equipment item that every pirate receives after they
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