Sea of Thieves Season 2 is just over a week away and we’ve got everything you need to know about when you can dive back into a new season and a new Plunder Pass with your crew.
Release Date & Start Time
We might not know too much about Sea of Thieves Season 2, but we do know when we’re expecting it and we can look to the previous seasonal update to get a gauge on when we should expect to see the update drop in-game.
Sea of Thieves Season 2 is due to launch on April 15th and we’re expecting to see it added to Sea of Thieves at a similar time to the Season 1 update on both Xbox and PC.
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This means it could be added to the game during downtime at around 05:00 EST / 10:00 BST on the date above. This is, of course, speculation so take this information with a grain of salt until more information is revealed from official sources.
Sea of Thieves Season 2 Trailer
Rare’s swashbuckling sensation is headed into its second season and we don’t know much at all about what’s to come, really.
We do have a Sea of Thieves Season 2 trailer, which you can see below, which hints at what is to come. However, it does little to specify any of the actual content.
We see a new Emote, some ominous clouds, and a small look at some new cosmetic items. However, that’s pretty much it at the moment.
Battle Pass Details & Cosmetics
We might not know the details of what’s coming in Sea of Thieves Season 2, but we do know that it is most likely going to follow in the formula set about by Season One over the last couple of months.
This means that we’re looking at 100 levels of content with another seasonal Battle Pass and a new batch of cosmetics that will be exclusive to “Plunder Pass” purchasers.
We see a hint of these in the trailer above but we’re certain that there will be a few surprises that we’ll uncover as we creep closer to launch next week.
World Events & More
The only thing we can glean from the Sea of Thieves Season 2 teaser trailer is that there appears to be some sort of “Skeleton Fort” world event headed to Rare’s pirate game.
Other than this, everyone’s talking about the new “Barrell Hiding” emote that we see at the end of the trailer. Could this be the new dominant PvP strategy going forwards?
We’re not so sure, but it would make for an effective ambush if you can avoid being destroyed by paranoid sea-farers!
At the moment, the Sea of Thieves website is still showing details for Season One. We can’t imagine we will see this updated long before April 15th, but it’s worth keeping an eye on.
