Rare has affirmed that season seven of Sea of Thieves is seeing a postponement, yet to compensate for its season six is getting expanded.

Season seven of Sea of Thieves was flaunted last month as a feature of Xbox and Bethesda's exhibit, an update that has been arranged since before the game was sent off. The Captaincy update, as it has been named, was intended to get the capacity to completely redo your lodge, as well as at long last allowed you to name your boat.

Rare declared the defer in a blog entry on the authority Sea of Thieves site, where it went into the thinking behind the choice. "With such a fundamental update to the game, there is a lot of hidden work to be done in the background," peruses the post.

"As we started getting closer to the originally stated release date, it became apparent that things were coming in hotter than we liked and there was a real risk of not delivering to the quality and polish we expect, as well as putting undue pressure across the team to get it all over the line. Subsequently, we have made the decision to shift the release date back slightly to August 4th."

The post recognized that a few fans may be disheartened by the declaration, yet guaranteed that will be there ASAP "a lot of opportunities to play through this new season when it shows up and appreciates stepping up your fame." And the following experience, A Hunter's Cry, is likewise wanted to send off on August 18.

A guide delivered toward the beginning of the year guaranteed that there would be four seasons delivered for this present year, paving the way to season nine, yet taking into account to what extent during that time we as of now are, it's improbable Rare can figure out how to get up to speed. Which is fine, on the grounds that as an update, game improvement is an aggravation in the figurative ass.