Sea of Thieves Crew Completes 'Armakeggon' Project; a Massive Chain Reaction Explosion

A group of players who frequent the beautiful looking seas of Rare'due southSea of Thieveshave created what might be the biggest concatenation explosion in the game of all time. And as you'd probably expect, there's a lot of explosions, a lot of fire, and some cheering.

Octagon Ron tweeted that the project, codenamed 'Armakeggon', has been in the works for three years. Even so, when it came to making this thought a reality, it seems as if information technology took the crew a full day. Twitter user @Rith3r_ who was also part of the projection said that they were counting kegs for 24 hours. And in a stream from 3 days agone, there appears to exist a ticker that details over 1500 explosive kegs were used.

Later on 3 long years, nosotros finally did it. Armakeggon was a SUCCESS YALL. Cheers then much to so many people but I want to especially give thanks @Rith3r_ for being keg queen for 21 HOURS Direct. And then a whole day today! And to @CdnHardware for beingness so organized and patient with me. pic.twitter.com/P5vgzGu5SK

— Octagon Ron (@OctagonRon) Jan 31, 2022

As y'all can come across in the video higher up, the effect was explosive. Barrels had been lined upwardly around ane of the islands in Ocean of Thieves,and was something to rival a Michael Bay film. Another nice touch on is that a chunk of barrels were set in a way to represent the Rare logo, and a middle. The studio has defenseless wind of this and shared it with the community.

I'm not entirely clear on how so many people had a role in the project, but Rith3r thanks a big group of people for their assist. The final result is also in a higher place in an embedded Twitch clip that has the HUD elements turned off so you tin only witness the explosion spanning effectually the isle.

Sea of Thieveshas but but updated to innovate the new Seasons progression system and an optional Plunder Pass. The game is available on PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series 10|South.

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