<![CDATA[Sinking others boats with buckets]]>

So I had a good laugh with my buddy’s stealing others treasure by first jumping on there boat, then throwing a bucket off puke in there face to blind them and get the kill. But we decided to try to sneak on a boat that was docked and keep dumping buckets of water on board to sink it just to find out this does not work. Kinda upsetting lol

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@p5r3v1l If i hadn't played the game it's what i would expect it to do, but I thought it would always sail out because every ship I let sink close to land has always gone out to sea.

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@th3ghost23 Good to know.

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@lonegoatknifer

Normally it does.

The problem is: When the water is not deep enough, to get the boat into the "sinking" state, it will NOT move out to deeper water but just stay in the current state. Even though water could be coming in, as the ships is held up by the shore, it does not. It is pretty much stranded.

Dont know if its a bug or a feature but it is somewhat realistic

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@lonegoatknifer It does not always move out deeper, I grounded a ship and dropped anchor and then proceeded to scuttle the ship and it would not go deeper like it normally would because it could not fill with water.

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@p5r3v1l The ship will move out to deeper water if it is too shallow. You just cant use buckets to fill a ship, it's like throwing water on an island.

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@the-zagan

As far as I know, it seems to be rather a problem with the water depth. When really close to shore, the ship might not have a way to sink any deeper into the water. So it stays where it is and just does not sink.

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@the-zagan It should, considering you can sink your own with buckets of water. That's disappointing!

]]>https://www.seaofthieves.com/forum/post/364772https://www.seaofthieves.com/forum/post/364772Thu, 01 Feb 2018 17:30:24 GMT<![CDATA[Reply to Sinking others boats with buckets on Thu, 01 Feb 2018 17:30:10 GMT]]>

Yeah, it's unfortunate. Hopefully they change this in the future!

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