Sea of Griefing
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- Sea of Griefing
There are many things that some would consider "griefing" in Sea of Thieves.. Tucking on another crew just to heist their Fort of Fortune, to some, would rate among those things.
But it isn't always all that simple. As a matter of fact, all I was trying to do is go on a Tall Tale when I was attacked by a Reaper Emissary! So I figured it was only fair for me to start tucking on them in order to steal their Athena.
That's right, my friends, this is my first SOLO FoF Heist! I hope you guys can take away some tips from my first attempt at Solo Slooping in the face of overwhelming odds in PvP. Enjoy!
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I don’t know why, but the storytelling makes it 10 times better. Keep on going!
Yeah right? Most channels upload huge chunks of "in the moment" gameplay with live commentary, but I think I honestly prefer Cliff's format. You'd get the context through his storytelling while having a shorter video to watch. Good stuff.
Story telling allows you to get into the video more and has a higher chance of interesting the viewer
In all actuality it’s so the video can be longer.
@@tristanjordan8880 tbh, his videos are shorter than the rest of those.
true
Those two guys were the perfect example of "you can throw a punch, but you can't take any". They thought they were tough when initially attacking, but when someone actually griefed back, they completely fell apart. It was like watching Dumb and Dumber: Sea of Thieves Edition.
I've seen worse.
Had a ship chase after my crew just for one firebomb to detonate a keg that they decided to keep on their deck.
@@bobmcbob49 huh, ive had that same experience. must have been kids or newbies
"Everyone has a plan till they punched in the face." - Mike Tyson.
@@2dogsgaming Perfect comment
Im 90% sure that was me and my brother lmao
Knowing russians (as one myself), they probably were calling you slurs. Good job teaching em a lesson!
Most likely they were suggesting to rush B (suka blyat)
@@sauliusm3110 cringe
@@da.da. it do be like that sometimes
Why is Putin being like that
@@Sethwasson555 unfortunately he was always like that
This game, while having its fun moments, is way too aggravating for me and I get wayyy to worked up about it, due for the amount of time you sometimes have to put into this game, only for someone to come along and foil your plans. It’s very hard for me to stay calm in the game and i wind up choking so I had to stop playing.
Agreed. Sometimes I want to go do some pvp. But mostly i just want to enjoy the games beauty and enjoy sailing across the waters both calm and rough seas. My main gripe with this game would be that griefers have everything to gain and the recipient has everything to lose. Choosing to do anything but pvp basically just paints a fat target on your back.
Yeah I feel that on some level. Its mostly when they just don't give up.
I'd much rather lose the first fight and have all my shit stolen instead of giving chase or being chased for 4 hours by the same crew.
@@kit-san4846 Sadly not even that works sometimes..they can decide to spawn camp you killing you over and over and sometimes they don't even want loot they just want your ship sunk. I've run into too many players who just randomly target me and my crew to sink then they chase us around continuously sinking us..last time it happened we drove into the red sea then logged off, if they wanted us and our loot they'd have to destroy their boats to get it.
I've never played sea of thieves and thought the game was boring based off the little game play i saw before watching. But am so glad I did because This looked fun as hell. I think am a try sea of thieves out, Cheers cliff!
I hope you enjoy it!
Honestly most of it is crashing into rocks and spending 30 minutes trying not to crash into rocks
@@Tyrantstorm When you dont know what your doing. Have a plan and its back to back adventures.
hope you joined a Discord SoT channel and joined a Crew: solo is brutal !
It's literally just griefers. Especially if you're solo and new. Don't waste your time. The community is mostly toxic.
"There are three kinds of people."
"What about merch-"
"...THREE. kinds of people."
Fish?
It wasn't DEAF EARS!! hahahahaha I answered you! Aaaaaand Eventually came to help! Think about how much more dull this would have been if I did join you earlier hahaha Amazing job man! Happy I could finally watch the tale you've been telling around the tavern!
tsk tsk tsk
smh my head
Bro joined once he already stolen tho loot 😭😭😭
@CliffTheStoryGuy what sails were you using
I love the part where Cliff said “it’s griefin’ time” and griefed over everyone. Truly of the videos of all time.
I love how you try to introduce new players to this game, the amount of people who joined the game because of one of your videos is incredible.
Average reaper: stacks capstan and chases tall tale sloop instead of going for fort of fortune...
probably new-ish players who watched a tips and tricks video and saw that you can stack items on your capstan to make it harder for your enemies to anchor
Can't anymore. A shame - it made killing the enemy more important on boards.
average pvp player; target people who don't wanna fight spawn camp and steal everything
my favorite part of this video is when cliff says " this story..... needs cliffing " and cliffs all over the place
Griefing is when you're going after somebody knowing that they have nothing to lose and you have nothing to gain from it other than their misery.
Ie. when you're sinking that sloop for the third time while they're doing their tall tale and you know they're doing a tall tail
Yup, and it's a bannable offense. :)
@@spankyjeffro5320 ur face is a bannable offense
@@spankyjeffro5320 no? Sinking other ships just for fun is part of the game.
@@spankyjeffro5320 pretty sure it's not because the game devs literally support griefing
I just had a god-tier solo run. I started up SoT for the first time by myself, just planning on messing around and not doing anything special. Once I had gotten my bearings about me, I observed a world event in play, so I began to sail towards figuring something interesting would transpire. I noticed a ship there and prepared myself for diplomacy as I neared, but then suddenly the ship sunk out of nowhere. No players around or anything, so I quickly sailed over to see if there was any loot. There was a whole Ghost Ship event full pile just sitting there I could steal and sell with literally no effort. After I had finished that at Golden Sands, I noticed what I would later discover as a Fort of Fortune spawn in the sky. Not knowing what it actually was, I nonchalantly sailed over, once again not expecting anything out of it other that chaos and likely getting unceremoniously killed by some random player. I got there and...no one was there. I had never done a fort before, so I began the very tedious process of killing the endless wave of skeletons and getting blown up tens of times. It didn't matter, since my patience was steady and my ship remained steadily afloat nearby. After I had made significant process I noticed a sloop ride up directly to the island. I figured they were coming to kill me and that was it. I attempted to hide in a barrel but a gunpowder skeleton quickly exterminated me before I got very far there. By the time I respawned I fully expected my ship to be sunk, but when I got back on...there was no damage. I hopped back to the fort to see that they were gone. It was almost like I had imagined the whole thing. I later saw them sailing past the island, so I figured they were going to wait till I finished the fort and then snag the loot. Since I wasn't expecting anything out of the voyage and I already had been rewarded with a free ghost ship pile of loot already, I just decided to continue anyways and get the experience. Well lo and behold, an ancient skeleton spawns, giving me easy coins, and I continue to finish the fort with no players in sight for the rest of the time. I opened the vault up, gathered all the loot, sailed to the nearby Reaper's Hideout, sold it all, including a very nice Chest of Legends and Fortune, and nothing. No players at all. And the whole time I wasn't exactly being fast. It was my first solo expedition and by far the most successful and lucky run I've ever had lol
You’re really not bad at writing bro. Maybe try writing a book
I love how you did the "I am not in danger, I am the danger" when those idiots were chasing you. Also, thanks for the subtitles, great editing and a nice tale, this is what I would consider a perfect YT video.
Average SoT player seeing any legitimate or good tactic:
''This is griefing and you are sweats!''
"And then my enemies sink themselves"
Rofl i cannot believe they embarrassed themselves without your help
Cliff, you’ve been the inspiration of my sea of thieves journey and I really love you content. Keep up the good work
One example of what I'd call griefing: Friend and I were doing part two of Pirate's Life, we were underwater and had just been introduced to the Kraken, then we were attacked by some mermaid NPCs. At the same time, some players showed up also and started attacking us. Fine, whatever. After a bit, we finished beating the mermaids and moved on to the next part of the quest to open a large door. From here on, those players continued to kill us, wait for us to respawn, and kill us again. We thought maybe they are trying to do the quest, so we took a 10 minute break on the respawn ship. After respawning, there they were just waiting for us so they could kill us again. There was no loot to gain or anything, they apparently just enjoyed impeding our progress. When your joy comes in this form, I call it griefing (and a very poor personality trait, I'll add).
Those people are the worst! It's a such a dick thing to do that. I don't see how spawn killing could ever be fun..you get nothing from it and waiting 10 minutes to kill them again just isn't fun. I always wonder what goes on through their heads.
@@testerwulf3357 Yeah, there's a mindset that I think maybe a majority of the players seem to have that I don't think is healthy. I really wish this game could be run more like Borderlands. In Borderlands friends log in together and typically strangers are not joining in unless the game session is left open. I think this game would be far more fun like that.
There are both good times and bad times. Today, I met a friendly crew and played a shanty with them. 1 hour later, I got attacked by a ship called "The Cursed Pearl." I lost both my skelly key and my temper. The safer seas is a no-go because you can't play sea of thieves in that game mode. Since I am a newish player, I am going to cross my fingers and grind the tall tales. All I want is a Wild rose wheel. Maybe one day I'll be good enough to take on an attacking ship by myself. But right now, just luck and patience.
Your channel really deserves BIG growth. It's great SOT content. Keep it up !
I’ve been trying to share this story since it happened
So we had just done a fof (Fort of Fortune), everything was loaded, time to go to the reapers hideout to sell. We were a Rank 5 Reapers so we really wanted to sell. We started going there when a ship rolled up behind us. They started firing, so we ran because we had kegs and couldn’t risk a hit. We go in a really long chase going all the way from the left of the map, to the right. We were really tense the whole time, several boarding attempts from both sides, always stopped. We start to say, we gotta wrap this up. So I decide to do something. I jumped off my ship with a ancient black powder keg, light it, they try to shoot me in the water, I go under the boat, then BOOM! I blow up the mast, kill both of them and myself, and almost sink the ship. They get back, raise the mast, but we now have a massive lead. We accidentally go into the storm, then we look back. ANOTHER SLOOP ATTACKS them!! They sink!! 200,000 gold sold!!!
karmaaaaaaaa!!
I love that you so readily admit you're not good at PvP in every video, and yet continue to make them all the same. I suck at PvP myself, and I've been playing since launch. I get so embarrassed any time I die, or get sunk
I remember when Vaults first hit the scene. My three-man crew got all ready at our starter. Got ourselves loaded up, checked our ship, got our emissary and headed off. We went through the trails to get our vault key. We were headed to the island when we got diverted by a Reaper. We turned to fight, firing a few shots back at them, hitting their ship and they peeled off, having missed their opening salvo. Turns out this was just a juke as they came right back, determined to take us down. They were exceptionally good with their guns and swords, something I found out when I boarded them. However, their sea combat was terrible. Finding this weakness, we exploited it. Keeping a solid distance to avoid being boarded ourselves, and taking full advantage of my snipership with the cannons. A few minutes of combat, and we not only had our key, but an entire Galleon's worth of loot that was graciously provided by our Reaper benefactors.
Their lesson: Know when you've been made, and know when to back down from a fight.
And I bet that reaper was rageing like crazy. Know he knows how it feels to lose everything.
@@gavinshirley Probably. Surprisingly I didn't see them again. I never get mad at lost loot. I used to, and then I just kinda accepted it: It'll happen eventually. No matter how good you are, no matter how perfect your moves be, eventually? You'll meet your match and lose everything.
The tipping point was losing both a Fort's loot, and a Fort of the Damned run's loot. We had both on our galleon once. Lost ALL of it. Someone parked up at a nearby island, road a rowboat in, literally sniped the nuke as soon as it was aboard our ship, ran off like bandits.
Kinda broke me. I wanted to be mad, but I couldn't. I just kinda, accepted it. But also admired the tactics. "Don't hate the player, hate the game." kinda thing.
After that I became way more willing to take risks to get the job done, and if I lose? I lose. After all... The treasure is really just pixels on a screen :v
At one point when i was doing the first tall tale in a pirates life a grade four athena brig thought it would be hilarous to beat the snot out of a grade one reaper sloop just trying to experinece the magifisence that is the pirates life tall tale arc. good thing i was literally meters away from the mythical portal entrance and even as they brought down my sail, i couldn't resist calling "bye, idiots!" as i sailed into the safety of the mythical portal
And then they got your flag. Because the broken flag is a treasure item hidden in your hull that drops when you hop.
I see u tried to take my advice to look at take tales again lol
Also congrats on the solo steal was very enjoyable
man, i love it so much, that this playlist is properly sorted! bingeing all of it!
Great Video, underated asf. I like the content, I want more
More to come!
man I'm a newbies for a week, your vids are really impressive and really fun to watch. Thank you for your effort, love your voice and editing
bro started the boston loot party lmao
you think that if the enemy sinks themselves isnt a good story? me and my friend sailed a tuckers ship to the place he was tucking (he sank the ship doing the event) then he mega kegged his own ship killing himself while doing it, and 2 seconds later his ship sank
I love this mans content so much
I feel like griefing in SoT is when a crewmate decides to cause chaos on the ship, aka firebomb the ship, throw rowboats off, take supplies and throw them out, throw loot out, and this is worse for sloops because not only is it just you and them, you can't put them in the brig. It sucks.
exactly not sure why everyone seems to think griefing is killing people in a pvpve game. everyone's argument is always the same "well according to the definition this is griefing". well is winning a basketball match griefing? is killing someone in cod griefing? like at that point, you can literally consider anything negative to be griefing
@@matthewloscar2893 I'm not talking about killing other teams in this game, I'm talking about your crewmates killing you and ruining the experience for everyone else in the team.
@@rakkoon8893 yes I know, I was agreeing with you, but many people seem to think griefing is when you sink a ship that has no loot, like I personally dont care if they have loot or not I just sink them, if they're nice and have a tall tale up I could care less what they do
@@matthewloscar2893 Sorry, misunderstood you're first comment there. I could care less what people do if they have a tall tale up, but if they don't have loot, I'll let them sail around a bit and then sink em. So you get something other than losing your resources out of it.
@@matthewloscar2893 Playing the game is one thing. Ships get sunk loot gets stolen! But when they purposefully try to annoy you such as breaking your ship for no reason, spawn camping you, and chasing you around sinking your ship many times..now that's griefing and not how your supposed to play the game. It's no fun for anyone when people do that shit, it's annoying as shit and forces you to server hop just so you can play the goddamn game.
Torturing squeakers on the sea's until they put their moms on the mic is like my Second Job. Never gets old.
Earlier today I got on my ship, wondered where my trident was that was up on deck, raised the anchor I thought I had left up, and dropped my sails which I thought I had turned grass green.
I realized when someone climbed on that I was not on my own ship. My reaction was to just jump and swim as far and fast as possible. X'D
Bruh the ring at 4:01 made me jump onto my discord. Good job. xD
Everyone with discord: who’s calling me
''Step 1: Coconut on the stove''
made me laugh more than it should have
Dude the storytelling of your gameplay is so good.
Quick tip for anyone trying a tuck: if your enemy is off their boat and you plan to hide on the mast, jump onto the sail and hide in the middle. If they move the sail you’ll fall off, but if they’re pro gamers, it’s a much better spot than the crows nest.
The more skilled the crew, the better the crow's nest is for hiding... provided they are completely off guard. If they're not, you'll get burned out.
Wish I could watch this video right now, but I have to practice my guitar, so... be back in like an hour or two
Have fun!
Real life skills are more important then a dumb video game.
No matter how much you like them they don't do much for your bank account.
Yea I know people can make a living playing games but, just like everyone can't build race cars and win a trophy.
It's more realistic to make sure you have Blue-collar skill so to speak, I'd rather be able to do things with my hands then play games. Practice that guitar , it will serve you well, when you need it.
ive watched all of your videos in less than 48 hours bro, keep it up
its so fun and good to listen to u talking while watching ur videos keep it up man i hope i see u in bigger places soon enough u earned my sub
Listening to the panic of people when you board with a keg is the best sound in the entire game !
One of my favorite sea of thieves memories is me swimming to the fort of the damned and changing a galleons lights back to the regular color before they could start the fort
This was highly entertaining.
You have performed above standard specifications in dealing with a reaper emissary.
how the hell you got so little subs,
the editing, the narrating, the tales, the top tier content and yet so little recognition.
Love that the Sot content is back
I went on a session, thinking of doing a Sea Fort but in the end, came back to the Outpost with a Ship belly full of Fort of Fortune loot. Loot that I had claimed all by myself.
Got to love that the game about pirates has taught people that piracy is mostly just griefing irl
I normally don’t like people telling story’s but you make it awesome
This storytelling skills are god tier, for a tip I usually hide my loot burying it instead of really hiding it
Lmao how dare you call me out like this, I will indeed run my loot into the red Sea before giving it to another pirate
One time, there was a really populated server, I had seen two galleons and a Brigantine, there was a veil, a fotd and most importantly a fort of fortune.
So, me and this Galleon were fighting over the Fof when I sunk after the spawn camped me and at this point the Fof was done but the key was still on Kraken Watchtower so I swam over in a last ditch effort to get revenge.
I grabbed the key and made way for their vessel.
I managed to get on their ship and hide the Fof key in the wheel.
Later on, they obviously couldn't find it as every ship on the server chased them around the map trying to get the key, and then there's me, sitting on mermaids Hideaway doing an Ashen winds and looking of into the distance seeing a barrage of cannon fire, saying "ah I did that" 🍷🗿
I love the story’s only watched a couple days and I already love the channel and the emotes you use fit perfectly
" many of us decide to do so for many diffrent reasons"
Me: Megalodon hunting
Some reppers try to hount you like that all over the map and I love you teach them a lesson 😂
Pro tip you can run away with or hide the key to the fort if you think they will come back before you can load up on the loot
wait wut , only 77k subscribers ?!?!? Man u deserve much more , keep up the good work , ur doing amazing and i love ur stories :D
1:55 Covering the capstan is just good practice, it doesn't make you cringe, it makes your smart. I've seen even the best players get caught off guard by it and it saves you a ton of time (particularly on larger ships)
bro woke up and chose violence 😈
That wasnt griefing, that was virtual John Wick.
In regards to the sirens get below deck for more than 10 seconds in the sirens will despawn if there's no one in the water if you have a crew they also have to be below decks
subbed and liked , what a great take on an otherwise harrowing adventure. well done!
I just tried to do the first pirate’s life tall tale (I’m still pretty new) to try and start the grind of shores of gold. I spent about 2 hours on it, then whenI was fighting the Flying Dutchman my game crashed and I had to restart…so thanks for giving me this video to come down lol
I got my first FoF at 60 hours of playtime in total. On a solo sloop. In the wilds. After seeing an enemy sloop on the way there(heading an opposite direction though). With all of the loot. Without anyone bothering me the whole time, even at the end, even on the way back. The I now have 160 hours, and I'm starting to comprehend how ridiculously low the chances of this happening was
@@Friendlyneighborhoodreaper jesus even if I go for a regular Skelton fort I’ll just get grieved before even fighting the ashen guardian insanely lucky 👍
Pirating in a pirate game is griefing...who knew!
Step 1: put boom in crows nest
Step 2: this is not your boat, leave
Step 3: sail away, knowing well that you have destroyed them
Step 4: repeat
Bro I watch you all day and every time I do I have the sudden urge to play SOT
This is amazing, first time watching your videos!
This moment, when you hear the discord ringtone and you stop the video to watch ... and just seconds later realise it is in the video.
Great stuff :D I love the storytelling!
griefing is why i quit the game three years ago, might check it out now that private servers are a thing
@kaper-wz3wv Its not that deep but I get where you are coming from. like I have 2k+ hours in the game and I would only play with friends. I never did SOT solo as thats not fun to me and my group enjoys chilling out and just playing the game. the best part of it is PVE and there is a good amount of PVE world events to do which I think is still a thing in private servers IDK its been 5 months and I still have not gone back to the game. even if we were to find people randomly in the game I have only once ever seen friendly people once, I recorded that moment, it was a rare moment. though I do remember the countless times a galleon explosive barrel spamming while repeating in chat "sea of THIEVES" without being prompted.
The Feel of shouting Daddy on a damn megaphone in a game for the first time
You are my spirit animal. Minus double gunning. Screw that noise.
Asking for help falling on deaf ears is pretty much my every day routine. I'll be your standby. I have 200 ping from South Africa tho, so I'm pretty trash despite being PL because it feels like everything I run past tries to grab hold of me and the hitreg doesn't help during FPS, but I can sail, bail and repair.
only thing i would consider griefing in sot is killing players on tall tales (that have no loot). if they have loot then im still sinking them
Grieving to me is stocking up a brig with everything you will ever need, hundreds of wood, cannonballs, and such, act like you are hauling lots of loot by spreading out on your upper deck, with a pile of empty treasure chests carefully placed on your anchor stand, then keep shooting them once or twice to make them fight, but don't hit them, feign that you are bad, and shoot fireworks at them. Bait them to shoot all their cannons at you and chase, then simply anchor turn around a rock so they don't see you and drop off a boarding party while safely sailing away into open water, they will worry about the flipped ship and less about boarders, which then you hopefully can kill (not sink them) to take their supplies, and place the storage crate on the rock, and let them sail away while one of you return to your ship to ensure it's safety. Turn and fight, but they will quickly learn wood wins wars, and without it, they won't have a ship for long.
Keg plays at forts are evil as well.
But stealing all their wood is definitely true evil.
Another ploy, ask if they have resources for a fight, claim you are going to sink a troll galleon and need resources, in trade give them your best loot. Take a storage crate, take all the wood and cannonballs, good food too. Then simply, they have no leverage anymore once those resources are in your barrels.
Muahahahahahaha
Normally I would care deeply about the act of greifing, however, I stopped playing sea of thieves due to it ages ago so now I can just enjoy the stories while I work.
Nice! I see some inspiration from welyn, this is great!
No griefing is only when you negatively effect your own crew like burning the ship, dumping treasure, dropping anchor over and over, staying on wheel to crash and sink the ship. That sort of stuff. Anything you do to another crew is just being a pirate
Awesome video. I strongly recommend you finish the 5 tall tales.
Someone ate my rare fish right in front of me that I was cooking.
It wasn't even fully cooked yet. Now I fish alone forever
Hw took it off my rod. Didn't know he could starred cooking it and ofc I took it off but then Google yes cooking dose let you sell for more. So I put it back on and then he ate it for no reason at full hp outside of the fishing guild
Have you ever griefed somebody in SoT? If so, why?
Haven't really griefed persay, but there was an instance where someone tried attacking me while I was cashing in loot from a recent quest. However, things went the other way around and their boat burned down, leaving behind loot - lots of it, too. Apparently they decided their giant hoard of Ashen Lord loot wasn't enough for them.
Since then, I've referred to that hilarious change of fate as the 70000 Gold Incident, so named as that was how much their loot was worth.
Fort of fortune
I only consider this griefing by the extent to which you messed with them. In my opinion, griefing is when players join open crews just to start fire and blunderbombing all over the place, burning through all your provisions, and even directly demanding you log off as they do so. Or waiting until you're not looking to pile any treasure on the rowboat to then bugger off with it and log out oaring so the boat despawns. I've only played for a few weeks and run into this a bunch of times.
That would make sense leave everyone alone and when that 1% show up for a fight give them what they ask for and I saw people teaming up to attack 1 ship because they was killing everyone so everyone helped each other take out the 1% 99%vs 1%
Single handedly best story telling pirate out there. Your videos, both old and new are a blast to both watch and rewatch.
I love your content and wish I had a strong enough PC to enjoy the game the same way you do. Regardless, love your vids
Keep it up :)
it makes me sad since u had the perfect players to tuck on and sink them at the outpost with a stronghold keg but still good job
Griefing to me is only spawncamping someone without the following: touching their supplies/ treasure or trying to sink them.
I like the part where Cliff said "It's Griefing Time", then proceeded to grief everyone in the server, crashing the game. Truly a Pirate of time.
I had to redo this entire tall tale like 3 or 4 times before completing it, mainly due to losing interest after being griefed, a little bit of bugs and being kicked off. It was so annoying bc to actually start the tall tale I had to swim all the down
bouta start my first day on this game tomorrow but ima pvp person and n any game. u got my sub wit the solo fights 🤣🤣‼️‼️
One thing I hate about sea of Thieves is when you attack someone they sometimes get so toxic like they put cannons on the ship for a reason
My thoughts on Sea Of Thieves philosophy. In the absence of consequences there are no morals
"already here" like you didnt just spend 20min finishing a fof lol love the content btw leep it up and USE ANOTHER WORD THEN COVETED PLEASE LOL much love bro bro
griefing is when your own teammate sinks your 2 days worth of supplies and loot sloop (I didnt sell anything the entire time, and never sunk)
I've had a level 1 reaper emissary chase us around the whole map and wouldn't leave until they killed us. We even passed a guy soloing a fort and they still wanted us. What these guys did is what I would consider griefing. They didn't even know if we had anything or not they just chased us for hours.
Cliff in this video: Pirates who put crates on capstan is the same kind of pirates who dump their treasure to the red sea.....
Cliff in other video: *literally dumps a FOF key which he couls easyly get into the red sea and calls it a day*
Sorry for my mistakes in grammer 😉
But still its a big irony
I like the storytelling
Griefers end up being sociopaths.
That was a damn good show.
I ran a fort of fortune haul into the red sea because I was being chased by a portal hopping reaper 5 that appeared within the horizon while I was krakened and after about 5 minutes of chase we ran completely out of wood and cannonballs
I’m only here to get out anger. I was being griefed by my own teammate for a hour and a half on an open sloop. Kept throwing my loot overboard and keeping the ship moving or stopped and locked. Drove me nuts because it was five hours of loot and I lost all of the good stuff to my own teams bullcrap