von Marcel Kleffmann,
Sea of Thieves: Patch 1.0.7 bringt "geschlossene Crews" und Probleme
Aktualisierung vom 16. Mai 2018, 11:01 Uhr:
Die gestern eingeführten Privaten-Gruppen (Open/Closed Crews) und die unsichtbaren Gamertags (Unterwasser) wurden aufgrund von technischen Problemen wieder deaktiviert. Die Features sollen wieder freigeschaltet werden, wenn die Schwierigkeiten behoben sind, heißt es.
Ursprüngliche Meldung vom 15. Mai 2018, 17:55 Uhr:
Für Sea of Thieves steht der Patch 1.0.7 zum Download bereit. Fortan wird es möglich sein, "offene Crews" (wie bisher) und "geschlossene Crews" (Gruppe nur mit Freunden) zu erstellen. Wenn man unter der Wasseroberfläche ist, werden Spielername, Gamertag und Titel nicht mehr angezeigt (mehr Stealth-Aspekte). Auch an der Performance, gerade bei Seegefechten, Schwertkämpfen und Kraken-Angriffen, soll gearbeitet worden sein.
"This Seat is Taken - Players now have two crew type options available to them, Open and Closed Crews.
Open Crews: This option works in the same way you’re used to. For the Galleon, an open crew will match four players together while also replacing players who leave during a game. For the Sloop, two players will be matched together, with a leaving player being replaced when possible.
Closed Crews: This option allows a single player to begin a game on either a Galleon or a Sloop, allowing friends to join in when they’re available. You can now play with any configuration of players up to the limit on each ship, which is 4 players on the Galleon and 2 players on the Sloop, as well as preventing non-friends from being able to join you. This option replaces the 3 player Galleon and Solo Sloop options in the Main Menu.
Coming Soon: Additional functionality coming soon for Open and Closed Crews includes the ability to dynamically switch between Open and Closed while in the game, in addition to being able to make a session fully private by preventing friends joining."
Das vollständige Change-Log findet ihr hier.
Letztes aktuelles Video: Developer Update May 1st 2018
Die gestern eingeführten Privaten-Gruppen (Open/Closed Crews) und die unsichtbaren Gamertags (Unterwasser) wurden aufgrund von technischen Problemen wieder deaktiviert. Die Features sollen wieder freigeschaltet werden, wenn die Schwierigkeiten behoben sind, heißt es.
Due to a high volume of AllmondBeard errors we’ll be scheduling another emergency maintenance window at 16:15 PDT. During this window we’ll temporarily remove the Open/Closed Crews feature as well as the invisible underwater gamer tags. We’ll post more information as we have it. pic.twitter.com/KBRpYxVLTU
— Sea of Thieves (ab 39,99€ beikaufen) (@SeaOfThieves) 15. Mai 2018
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We have completed our emergency maintenance and the game is back online. The previously added features have been turned off temporarily and we will continue to monitor game performance and develop a plan to reinstate the features soon. Thank you for your patience. pic.twitter.com/t8feB9hAcu
— Sea of Thieves (@SeaOfThieves) 16. Mai 2018
Ursprüngliche Meldung vom 15. Mai 2018, 17:55 Uhr:
Für Sea of Thieves steht der Patch 1.0.7 zum Download bereit. Fortan wird es möglich sein, "offene Crews" (wie bisher) und "geschlossene Crews" (Gruppe nur mit Freunden) zu erstellen. Wenn man unter der Wasseroberfläche ist, werden Spielername, Gamertag und Titel nicht mehr angezeigt (mehr Stealth-Aspekte). Auch an der Performance, gerade bei Seegefechten, Schwertkämpfen und Kraken-Angriffen, soll gearbeitet worden sein.
"This Seat is Taken - Players now have two crew type options available to them, Open and Closed Crews.
Open Crews: This option works in the same way you’re used to. For the Galleon, an open crew will match four players together while also replacing players who leave during a game. For the Sloop, two players will be matched together, with a leaving player being replaced when possible.
Closed Crews: This option allows a single player to begin a game on either a Galleon or a Sloop, allowing friends to join in when they’re available. You can now play with any configuration of players up to the limit on each ship, which is 4 players on the Galleon and 2 players on the Sloop, as well as preventing non-friends from being able to join you. This option replaces the 3 player Galleon and Solo Sloop options in the Main Menu.
Coming Soon: Additional functionality coming soon for Open and Closed Crews includes the ability to dynamically switch between Open and Closed while in the game, in addition to being able to make a session fully private by preventing friends joining."
Das vollständige Change-Log findet ihr hier.
Letztes aktuelles Video: Developer Update May 1st 2018
