Golden Sands Outpost is one of the most recognizable locales in 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Sea of Thieves, a place most players have spent many hours turning in loot, stocking up their ships, and fishing by the docks after a long excursion. Logging in today, however, those same pirates will find the island unrecognizable, and they won't even be able to locate it by the sam⛎e name on the map anymore.
Rare has been gradually updating Golden Sands in recent months based on player activity, dramatically changing its appearance to the point where it now resembles a fortified military base, and with the most recent update, the transformation is complete. From now on, Golden Sands is off𒊎icially Poಞrt Merrick, and the Sea of Thieves community is bittersweet.
. Replies are filled with fond memories of the island as well as excitement for its replacement.from
"Recently went through some of my screenshots from year 1,"꧂ "Man this game has changed a good bit. So many great memories made no other game could capture. Thank𒁏 you SoT and Rare."
"Well as I tried to blow it uꦫp I ไobviously have mixed feelings here,"
"Golden Sands, you will be missed... But in the same vein: Port Merrick, you are loved! I seriously adore Rare's work on the new place. It's beautif𒈔ul and cozy and it is a great way to honor the work we did as a community in stopping the Reapers!" wrote , referencing Merrick's successful fight for Golden Sands.
While Golden Sands is no more, at least it still exists in some form, whereas if the Servant of Flame had won the batt✤l🐲e, the island would've been destroyed entirely. On the other hand, it would've been interesting to see what would've spawned in its place.
However you feel about the new Golden Sands, it's remarkable that, more than five years after launch, Rare is making such drastic changes t🔯o a major landmark. It definitely makes you wonder w🍸hat changes are still to come, and how different the seas might look in another five years' time.
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