this were tactics used in irl naval battles, your shuch a cool guy, thanks for theese tutorials

In a sloop and bailing out the hatch look straight out the window when throwing the water. If you look up and the water hits the hatch it will return to your ship so always look straight out when using the window, the water comes out of your face not the bucket.

Another important thing is to understand your ship's advantages and disadvantages, and use them... A Sloop takes in water slower compared to a Brig, and unless a Galleon has holes both bottom and middle "floor", it takes the longest to sink. A Galleon is fastest with the wind, slowest against. Sloops are slowest with, fastest against the wind compared to any other ship class. Brig is uh...fastest when the wind is to your side, middle ground against the wind (Wont catch up to a Sloop, but will outrun a Galleon). A Sloop has the highest maneuvreability (quick turns), fastest anchor raise, quicket mast repair. Using this knowledge, _very_ experienced players usually sail in pairs on a Sloop and are more than capable of taking on several ships at once, regardless of the opponent's ship class, utilizing sabotage to it's max. They will do their best to drop your anchor when you're chasing them against the wind. Close enough, they'll take out your masts and bigger ships need more crews to operate faster. Once you're dead in the waters, they'll circle you easily with one man on the cannon while the other wreaks havoc on your ship. tl;dr: That Level 5 Reaper's Bones Emissary on a 2-crew Sloop isn't just for show. Stay far, FAR away.

" now i've pulled out paint...and this is how you know it's gonna be serious " you had me on that one. It's impressive how you can keep it cool under water and holes, i mean i knew 2 determined people with a bucket can make a 18 peirced sloop survived but i didn't know how cool you could stay when solo with so many holes and water

I've been searching for a naval combat sailing guide just like this for nearly 4 months now. Most of the stuff out there is really basic - stay out of their broadside, keep them in yours. Easier said than done in PvP. I've even messaged some of the more well known channels, suggesting an overhead view breakdown of what they do in various circumstances. This is exactly what I'd been looking for. I would love to see a deeper dive into this topic, as theres a real gap in the content out there where it comes to ship maneuvering during combat. Those top down diagrams are especially helpful. An easy subscribe!

Man, this really opened my eyes up on how wrong my crew and I have been going into naval fights! I'll definitely remember this going forward, and I'll make sure to send this to the rest of my crew!

when you pulled up paint, i pulled out pen and pad. it got serious. lol thanks for this video! Really helpful for some of us beginners

My friends and I just started playing and these kind of videos are a huge help! Thanks for putting this stuff out there!

That feeling after you've won a battle and you walk around your ship looking at all the patchwork repairs.

Wholesome and simple, without meandering around. Probably the best sea of thieves guide I've seen.

im not new i just found this video. but i watch guides and this is a bit different from others since most are the same. good job.

Very nice someone that actually understand naval and is not bad I’m going to add you!

I've watched every YT vid about PVP on SoT, and this one is the BEST. Thank you, Schrogs!

Bro thanks for that paint description. Some of us learn in different ways and that helped me learn my angles so much

I find this helpful as i am better with tucking then i am sailing, thanks now i can finally do skeleton ships without crashing into the nearest rock within 62 metres

Very interesting and informative video. I actually started playing a couple weeks ago and had no idea how to properly manage my sloop especially in combat. I kinda hoped for more approaches but it is what it is. Keep up the good work!

Wow a fellow SF Trailblazer addicted to pirate game, nice to see it!

this was so helpful no one on youtube made videos like this. they are all just general tips but this is different, it teaches a near-flawless technique to actually battle ships and it looks fun. great vid and subbing

Thanks for the tips man, as i player who started 3 days ago this really helped, hope you get more popular on youtube. Do you have any tips for getting good voyages in the start, i just seem to get really short and not very lucrative voyages right now.

Awesome video with a good-looking bro! Very well explained. I also appreciate that you used some naval terms

I watched this video like a year ago, I'm watching it again...and I wonder why you have only 8.3k subs... Oh I see, you last posted 1 year ago, okay, fair enough. Good luck with whatever you're doing mate!

Best SOT video I've watched so far. Super-informative; thank you.

These are the kinds of tips I needed, thanks for this

This was so helpful thank you. I shall go forth and practice your tips.

My friends and I are noobs at this game and we kept getting destroyed by skeleton ships. This video helped a ton and my personal experience has proven that your tips are universal to ai and real players. The only times that we've lost to other players is when they board our ship but besides that your video has allowed us to win every ship battle against other players. I would like to add that whoever is on the wheel should be the one getting water out. Getting water out takes only about 10 seconds so that amount of time away from the wheel doesn't make a difference. The crew mates on the cannons should be on the cannons full time during a fight. Less people on the cannons means less firepower and less firepower means taking a loss

Thanks love the helpful vid and tips! Keep up good work!

This is the best tip video I've seen for naval battles keep it up!

thanks for the good tips! the one about positioning really helped.

These tips are extremely helpful! I sense a change in the wind! Also, your video here came up first in my search; "how to get better at ship combat in Sea of Thieve." Beat out a similar video with nearly 700k views. What ever you got going on in here, don't change.

Great video man. Informative and straight to the point.

Concise and to the point, I'm a newbie and this helped ease a lot of my stress while solo slooping. :)

Now that was a nice tips and tricks video. Thanks mate

Thanks for the tips it is gonna help me really much!

This was really good. Thanks

This vid is super duper helpful!

Great advice for a new pirate such as myself. Thanks man

Great guide!! My biggest problem is approaching enemy ships! Thanks for the tips

Tested today.... changed my gameplay!!! Thx! Started to play last week

Thanks for the tips! Been playing this game for some time and I am STILL not the greatest in combat. (Liked and subscribed) {Story time} The other day, some big peeps attempted to fight our small ship. We had a lotta loot, about 2 hours worth to get with just me and a friend of mine. I had the wheel and they had the cannons. My game suddenly froze as we were heading straight towards an island. We crashed, one of our chests were crying, and all I could hear was screaming lmao. My game unfroze as soon as I died. Theeeeen we lost all our stuff. Very painful to sit through it. I’ll be linking my friend this video tho 😆

Thanks for the help man! Liked, commenting, and subbed. :)

Thanks this was actually very helpful

I enjoyed the video, thank you.

I've watched so many trashy noob guides, but this one really did the trick. Cheers, mate. Liked & subbed.

Nice little video man. Really helps. I hope you'll get back and start making some more Sea of Thieves content. It's an enjoyable channel.

Best tutorial I've found. Thank you! New subscriber

Dude thank you so much! Definitely a sub here!!!

100% great guide thank you so much dude u deff got a thumbs up from me !

what a great video! very informative!

Great video! Earned a sub!

Hey just found your channel I've had sea of thieves a long time but this video is still great and well edited

Good gem of a video!

Thanks this is good stuff.

If anyone is watching this video and looking at comments I recommend maxing out your POV it makes you see way more so you can see enemies more easily

simple but very useful for a new player like me, ty

im also new in youtube and sea of thieves, great video man!

I liked this guide. Thanks

Man I needed this video. I have been some more times and I’m willing to admit.😂😂

This video is gamechanging for me, seriously. I panick A LOT when my ship gets hit (thats why i becaame a really efficient repair guy on my crew, Im bob the builder tier in repairs) but seeing now how long it takes it to sink gives me a whole different perspective for not leaving my other job (sailing, firing cannons, etc) as soon as i get a hit. Thanks a lot for the video man, it helped a lot

That’s was awesome!

Schrogs 2021: I named my ship, I'm a little nerdy. Season 7 2022: Welcome friend

I only got this game last week and I've been having trouble doing emissary missions because of the Reapers sinking my sloop. I'll try this next time.

Thank you for the help

Thank you so much!

This is very helpful

Just subbed nice vid dude

Just an extraordinary breakdown. Great locker room white board analysis lol

appreciate the video

Great tips

Anchor turn.Also harpoon turn at low speed by islands and if you are good you can harpoon the other ship!Boom! Minds blown!!😨💨

OK This is a good Video for new Players. For a day 1 Pirate..... nothing they did not know already. Keep it up.

Great video!

This was really good. Could you cover a lot of pvp tips. I suck so bad at it.

Great tips.

This video helped a lot OMG. I was such a noob before this

MOAR VIDS LIKE THIS PLEASEEEEE

best guide ever

you should minimize the size of your camera on the screen - it really cover like 35% of the screen and it makes things harder to understand

Nice!

Keep up good work

Is this as effective for the larger ships which are difficult to turn? Especially if there is an island nearby? A galleon might crash into that island before it could turn fully.

Sooooo helpful.

ty for the tips

Time to test this out in arena

Subcribed!

I survived longer than 2 minutes with this advice thanks

Hey man, love the vid, me and my friends keep getting stomped by people with 8000 hours so this is super helpful. Dre there any different tips when it comes to scaling up to bigger ships? Or is it the same general idea as a sloop.

thank you

Thank you for advise from noobs crew!

You should note that, especially if you're solo, don't neglect repairs too long incase you get knocked off, or killed incase you can't grt back in time to repair.

after two years being a noob i became avarage xD thanks dude!

You should make an advanced helming tutorial

Wow crazy to see how many views you’ve got on this video

good tips

Thanks mate very useful and detailed andvery well explained :-)

Can i play with you. The tips were way more helpful than i thought they would be thank you

But how do you counter maneuver another player doing this exact tactic on you?

You are a very good

I wanna make a video like this. there's so much I could teach but idk anything bout making vids :(

Noice.

what time do you play