Sea of Thieves Releases Season 11 Update

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Rare has released the Sea of Thieves Season 11 update which is full of adjustments and new content. Since beginning its Sea of Thieves seasonal model, Rare has come up with creative ways to evolve the open-world pirate game, and Season 11 is a packed update.

When Sea of Thieves was released, it would get regular updates that varied in size. In 2021, Rare changed its approach to how it patched the game, opting for big seasonal updates. While these updates have also had assorted sizes, they each revolve around a key feature and a lineup of cosmetics in the in-game shop and Plunder Pass. Like other Battle Pass systems, the Sea of Thieves Plunder Pass has rewarded progress with unique customizations since Season 1. The Season 11 changes and Plunder Pass have now been released, offering players many things to do on their voyages.

Sea of Thieves Season 11 has begun on Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Given that the update ranges in size from 5.62 to 8.09 GB, it may take players a few minutes to download before delving into the changes that it introduces. While it may not seem much bigger than others based on its size, the Season 11 update is one of the heftiest additions to the game. Rare recently revealed some details about Season 11 in a video that highlighted a new quest table in the Captain's quarters, a type of fast travel called Sea of Thieves on Demand, and a progression track known as Distinctions.

While Sea of Thieves Season 10 was hit by a delay, it offered new content like Guilds and combat changes. Safer Seas was also introduced as a new way for players to explore the open world, making a PvE server type for players who didn't want to fight each other. These fundamental Season 10 adjustments remain part of Season 11, while the latest update has an overhauled menu that makes it easier for players to know what their next step should be. A world event for trading companies called Raid Voyages will be central for players who are leveling their reputation, and they