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Skull and Bones: E3 2017 Official Conference Presentation | Ubisoft [NA]

"Live from the E3 2017 Ubisoft stage, watch the never before seen trailer of Skull & Bones, a massive world on the open sea. Hear from Creative Director Justin Arden Farren about what the world of Skull & Bones has in store for all of us. Sail the high seas of Skull and Bones, an online naval open world game set during the Golden Age of Piracy in the exotic and untamed frontier of the Indian Ocean. Sign up for Beta Access at http://www.skullandbonesgame.com/beta #SkullAndBones Website - http://bit.ly/2rdKB5B   / skullandbonesgameus     / skullnbonesgame      / ubisoftna   ABOUT Skull and Bones: It is the Golden Age of Piracy. Renegade captains command the most powerful weapons on Earth: warships. You are a pirate captain who has refused the king’s pardon and sailed from the Caribbean to the Indian Ocean, an untamed frontier full of lavish riches. However, these waters are also a battleground where far-reaching colonial empires, powerful trading corporations, and ruthless pirate gangs clash. In order to survive, you will have to build a lethal fleet, prey upon lucrative trade routes, and ally with other pirates in your endless struggle for supremacy. Dominate a Dangerous Open Ocean: A shared open world that reacts as you plunder rich trade routes Customize Your Pirate Experience: Choose your captain, recruit your crew and build deadly ships Naval Combat Redefined: Use your weapons, spyglass and even the wind to stalk and destroy your prey Play Solo or Coop: Raid the Hunting Grounds alone or group with other players to hunt larger prey Explosive Multiplayer: Enter the Disputed Waters and fight for supremacy in a variety of game modes Available Fall 2018 on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. © 2017 Ubisoft Entertainment. All Rights Reserved. Skull & Bones logo, Ubisoft and the Ubisoft logo are trademarks of Ubisoft Entertainment in the U.S. and/or other countries."