As a multiplayer-centric recreation, Sea of Thieves goes to profit massively from its PS5 launch and the inflow of recent gamers that can go hand-in-hand with. The truth is, developer Uncommon has already touched on not less than one particular means that might finally occur sooner or later.
Forward of Sea of Thieves’ PS5 launch, the developer lately printed an FAQ, the place in response to at least one query, it revealed that with the multiplayer pirate recreation set to introduce a bigger pool of gamers quickly, it’s contemplating bringing again six-ship servers.
“The group are at present exploring the return of six-ship servers and can replace gamers accordingly,” Uncommon wrote.
Sea of Thieves’ servers are ordinarily capped at 5 ships, although Uncommon has previously tried to implement six-ship servers. That change failed to stay beforehand, however six-ship servers are one thing that many in the neighborhood have hoped to see the return of. Whether or not a bigger participant base within the wake of the sport’s PS5 launch will assist pave the best way for that is still to be seen, nevertheless it’s definitely encouraging that that’s one thing that Uncommon is contemplating.
Beforehand, Uncommon additionally revealed that although Sea of Thieves will clearly assist cross-platform multiplayer, those that want to disable it on PS5 will have the ability to decide into PlayStation-specific servers.
In the meantime, Uncommon additionally confirmed within the FAQ that Sea of Thieves can be playable on the PlayStation Portal, however that there are not any present plans so as to add PS VR2 assist.
Sea of Thieves launches for PS5 on April 30, with a closed beta going reside on April 12.
