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Skull & Bones: Is it Worth Playing While Waiting for Ubisoft’s Version?

There are increasingly less optimistic news on the horizon for fans of Ubisoft’s pirate sandbox. If the release of Skull & Bones scheduled for February is maintained, we will likely have a less extensive version compared to Sea of Thieves.

Ubisoft’s decision to create a separate production, Skull & Bones, rather than an expansion to Assassin’s Creed IV, seems to be a good strategy. However, after the release of Sea of Thieves, which was a great success, there are noticeable differences between these two titles.

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What are the main gameplay elements in Skull & Bones?

Skull & Bones consists of sea voyages and land exploration. However, land exploration is limited to designated areas, mainly ports and their surroundings. Players mainly use land for trading, purchasing equipment for their characters, and interacting with other players.

What are the differences between Skull & Bones and Sea of Thieves?

Sea of Thieves offers more advanced sailing mechanics, including wind direction and ropes. In Skull & Bones, sailing has been simplified and reduced to a few simple commands. Additionally, naval combat in Skull & Bones is clearly inspired by Assassin’s Creed IV, whereas Sea of Thieves offers a more original combat system.

Does Skull & Bones have good graphics and character customization options?

Skull & Bones offers a nice visual design for both the maritime landscape and the land areas. There are numerous outfits for the captain and the ability to customize the appearance of the ship. In this aspect, the game stands out positively.

In conclusion, although Skull & Bones has its strengths, such as nice graphics and character customization options, it is unable to compete with Sea of Thieves in terms of sailing mechanics and gameplay uniqueness. Therefore, it is worth considering whether to invest in this game as players waiting for a rich pirate sandbox.

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