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"Sea Of Thieves" Launches "Year In Review" Feature

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Today, Rare launched a brand new feature into Sea Of Thieves, which will allow players to reflect back on the past year with Year In Review. All you have to do is log into the feature, which will allow you to see your seafaring stats with a personal pirate performance review. Yes, you got reviewed on how well you did as a pirate. Which includes statistics from the Sea Of Thieves community. And they want you to share it online with a special hashtag. Have fun showing off what kind of a pirate you were this year. And best of luck to you next year.

"Sea Of Thieves" Launches "Year In Review" Feature
Credit: Rare

After reviewing their journey and looking through their stats, players will receive a social share card with their headline numbers on it, providing an easy way to share their all-important stats with friends and the community using the #SoT2019 hashtag. Alongside personal stats, Rare has also shared some insight into how well players have tackled the various Voyages and challenges that 2019 has presented – including that pirates have levelled up over 127 million times this year, encountering over 25 million Megalodons on the way.

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