Never Underestimate SOLO PLAYERS in Sea of Thieves

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Never Underestimate SOLO PLAYERS in Sea of Thieves

Today’s Episode features what was probably the WEIRDEST session I’ve ever had. On day, while I was Solo Slooping, I found a random key to the Fort of Fortune being carried on a ship, however.. The fort that key belonged to had an already opened vault. It just didn’t make any sense.

I figured that as part of me trying to figure out this mystery, you might be able to take away a few tips and tricks on how to play solo. I know solo slooping can be intimidating but once you master the art of solo PvP, you might find it just that much more satisfying.

Join me as I show off how I solo sloop in PvP situations with loads of funny moments and highlights along the way. Enjoy!

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24 thoughts on “Never Underestimate SOLO PLAYERS in Sea of Thieves”

  10. I know this video is old and someone might've said it before me, but for someone interested I'll share my piece of knowledge.

    When two servers merge while just completing the Fort of Fortune, it resolves into the vault being unlocked once the servers merge and the key still in place where it was.
    That's what happened to me once, so I suppose it's the way it happened here unless there's another way (or they simply did the Fort of Fortune and never unlocked it, keeping the key for hours – I know this doesn't make any sense, but it's not impossible) AND one last way, to my knowledge it was POSSIBLE to store Stronghold/Fort of Fortune and Fort of the Damned keys inside the Sunken Merfolk Statues found in the Merfolk shrines and treasuries (But I know for a fact that is patched out now).

    In terms of hiding the key me and my friend had to come up with a hiding spot for our key since an alliance of a Galleon and a Brig were storming our way.
    We were on the Sailor's Knot outpost. To those who have no idea what this fort is famous for (in this case infamous) is the whole layout of the fort is so bad, it takes twice as long to even take the loot from the vault to your ship then from other forts.
    Galleon and Brig getting closer any second, my friend told me to pick up some of the kegs on our ship and the key with it and we'll head towards Plunder Outpost.
    I had no idea what he had in his mind, but we loaded 5 kegs on our ship alongside with the key to the Fort of Fortune and bolted towards Plunder Outpost.
    I jumped out with one keg towards the Galleon which was closer to us, had a succesfull board, setting off the keg and getting their anchor down.
    Right after my element of surprise has gone off, I was quickly dispatched and as I've respawned I immediately picked up another keg and went for the Brig.
    Sadly this one was unsuccessful, but the second try for the Brig board deemed successful and another anchor + keg blowing up took place.
    This bought us enough time, since my friend already docked in the Plunder Outpost and hid the key tellin' me "They won't find it even if they'll spend whole day here"
    And sailing away.
    I asked him where did he hide the key and he told me about two spots he was thinking about, one is in the entrance to the Athena's hideout, not many people will check there and they'll try and keep searching on land and the second spot is somewhere between rocks where it lands under the textures… this is much harder to performe if you don't know how things work if you drop them, with enough know-how and game knowledge you can prety much do that anywhere and he chose this one, since on Plunder Outpost, there's a place where 3 rocks meet and if you jump between those three rocks you'll get teleported to your ship via black screen, if you bind jump onto your mouse wheel and slide between the three rocks whilst scrolling your wheel, you'll instead jump once or twice before you'll get black screened and teleported.
    This little window gives you enough time to pick the key up and place it higher on the rocks making it possible to pick up without sliding between those 3 rocks.
    Similiar spot is on Hidden Spring Keep where you can place the key between a bush and a rock and it can only be picked up from a reeeeeally weird angle. If you would stand on the key or on the rock/bush you can't pick it up and it's fairly hidden (The rock and the bush hides the glint of it from a distance), but once they'd pin-point the location via a map it would be just a matter of time until they would figure out the spot from which you can pick it up.

    Well anyway, that's enough of mumbling and rambling, have a wonderful day!
    And see you on the sea! 🙂

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  13. It was up at the very top of the ship at the top of the mountain I’m so sorry you couldn’t find it I was literally about to give it to you before they sunk me well decided to sync me

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  21. I know you say not to underestimate solo sloopers, but my crewmates and I peacefully pulled up on a fresh spawn solo sloop in a brig and they scuttled before I had the chance to say we were friendly

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  24. I found a keg floating the other day and brought it on my ship but then quickly decided it was a mistake and threw it over the side…..problem was that I'd ignited the keg without realising it and the anchor was down…

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