'So we've had a team working on basically a new and improved quest system around story and lore in this shared world for quite a while now actually, and it was originally planned to be our fourth update, but we actually moved it back to next year because we wanted to add and grow. He further elaborated that this meant a new and improved quest system will find its way to the game. 'But for some people that want guided goals, they want lore, they want story, we know that we're underserving players, but we've proven that we can do it and that it works in the shared world with campaigns we've done around the Hungering Deep or Cursed Sails where you put lore, put story in.' 'I think it's fair to say Sea of Thieves at launch appealed to a certain range of players that love that free-form, creativity, having their own adventures in this shared world, and almost our quest system gives you a little nudge but that's not the only thing that you chase,' he said. In conversation with Game Reactor, Sea of Thieves Executive Producer Joe Neate let on that the game will get a proper story and quest system designed to fulfil the needs of what he describes as 'underserving players'. Meanwhile, Windows 10 PC players will have a 27GB download from 47GB.

Sea of Thieves players on Xbox One will have to download 10GB instead of 35GB while Xbox One X players will have a 25GB download size rather than 47GB.

Sea of Thieves download size Xbox One, Xbox One X, and Windows 10 PC This follows comments from Rare that 2019 would see more story-based content to be added to the game, and we won't be surprised if this change in file structure is linked to this. This update to Sea of Thieves will go live on February 6. In a live stream, Sea of Thieves developer Rare announced that the game's file size will be reduced thanks to a change to its game's file structure. However, you'll need to download the entire game again. The Sea of Thieves download size for Xbox One, Xbox One X, and Windows 10 PC will go down drastically.

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