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, Rare has announced that the second of its three big tentpole features - the new PvP-focused Skull of the Siren Song voyage - will arrive next Thursday, 16th November.
The Skull of the Siren Song provides a more action-orientated addition to Rare's piratical multiplayer adventure following the introduction of Guilds last month, essentially unfolding as an opt-in server-wide race to find the titular jewel-encrusted treasure. Crews can opt-in to the new voyage whenever a ghostly note randomly appears on their ship's mast during play. Once a sufficient number of teams are signed up, Captain Briggsy appears to hand them all two maps maps - one pointing to a chest containing the fabled skull, the other to the key required to open it - whereupon a messy dash to retrieve them both is likely to ensue.
But yes, The Skull of the Siren Song arrives as part of Sea of Thieves' Season 10 next Thursday, 16th November with more to follow. Happy sailing!Hitman's Winter roadmap is here, includes festive exploding duck-themed knitwear for Agent 47GTA publisher says using AI to generate dialogue could be "really interesting and fun"
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