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In the web browser you have the option to add an image from your current device, be it a computer or mobile device from the mobile web browser, or from the web using a link. Below are images with the buttons associated for them.Īs stated there are two buttons in the apps for the different attachment methods and only one for the web browser. The big difference is that online there is one button for both methods and two buttons in the apps. The way this is done is a little different between using one of the forum apps from a mobile device and using the web browser. Those boil down to directly attaching the photos or inserting an in-line image link. There are really just two basic ways to attach a photo in the forums. So that's what this quick guide is all about.
#SEA OF THIEVES FORUMS HOW TO#
Whatever the reason, I didn't even think about some people not knowing how to attach images. Maybe they don't know the exact controls or all the options. So this new adventure should suit me just fine.I am making this quick guide for how to attach images in the forums as many of us, myself included, may not realize that there are others who may have never done this before. I’m just there for the sights and to go find treasure. If you happen to be online when I am, we would be very happy to have you join us and show you around. But, if you do, add my gamertag (Wendelius) to your friends list.
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I don’t know whether you have GamePass (which would make playing this on PC or XBox without commitment easy).
My game times are probably as unreliable as yours, but I’ll possibly be back in it to try out the new missions with my teenage daughter this week-end. Sea of Thieves is pretty good at letting you jump in for an expedition or 2 when time allows. I’d like to get together and try it with some people, but tbh I’m so unreliable as to my gaming time I hesitate to even offer. The pick-up games I’ve tried is like trying to jump into a sim where everyone has been doing it for years and knows everything about everything. Man there’s… a game that I’d like to play in there, but it’s not a solo game. “You’re right in the heart of the action…a very active part of the story.” – 20 Jun 21 “They’re super cinematic,” explains Preston.
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He’ll comment on players’ actions and surroundings as he’s carried about, sharing lore and hints to undiscovered secrets along the way.Īlso, this is pretty cool for those not keen on the PvP side:įor instance, not only can players hop straight into the new Tall Tales story arc directly from the main menu if they so choose, the ensuing adventure predominantly plays out in “protected” areas of the map, away from the danger of other players.Ĭordoning off these new Tall Tales isn’t just a concession to new players, however it also gives Rare the opportunity to craft a series of adventures that move away from the more cerebral, sailing-focussed activities of earlier Tall Tales, toward a pacier story that brings huge spectacle to the fore in a way not usually possible in the shared open-world.
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It also introduces a number of other fun firsts for Sea of Thieves, including its first proper AI companion in Captain Jack - who’ll wander around on deck, man the ship’s cannons, and call out when supplies are low throughout the adventure - as well as the Cursed Captain, an enthusiastically animated skull (bringing the Monkey Island series’ Murray to mind) who makes for the game’s first portable NPC. The ensuing adventure dips liberally into the worlds of both crossover franchises, most notably for Sea of Thieves fans, giving players their first opportunity to some visit some key locations in the game’s expansive lore - including the underwater Sunken Kingdom, home of the malevolent sirens, and the Sea of the Damned, a realm between life and death where the dreams and nightmares of pirates take on a physical reality.
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