Listen to the screams of the person who voiced the offended chest in Sea Of Thieves

This week, Sea Of Thieves launched some very offended treasure chests – appropriately named Chests Of Rage. These chests are fairly needy, in the event you don’t take note of them they blow up, engulfing all the things round them in fireplace, and letting out a hearty scream as they accomplish that. As it seems, that scream is the voice of none-other than the game’s award-winning composer, Robin Beanland, and he’s handled us Sea Of Thieves followers to a stunning video of one in all his recording periods.
It’s actually only a recording of a dude yelling his head off.
If for any motive you’ve determined to not watch this with sound on, right here’s a fast snippet of what you’re lacking out on:
“Arrrrghhhhhh!”
“Arrrrrrrraaarrrghhh!”
“AAAAAARRAARRRAARGHHH!”
“AAAAAAIIEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAHH!”
*Laughter*
“Did that go squeaky?”
“Evidence of actual nicest man on Earth @TheRealBeano sounding angry! Or pretending to be a little miffed, at least,” Rare tweeted. “We imagine he was channelling the rage he’d feel should someone steal his last @BorderBiscuits Dark Chocolate Ginger (his favourite available biscuit #RobinFacts).”
These offended chests are all a part of the free Crews Of Rage update Sea Of Thieves received this week – so in the event you fancy listening to Beanland screaming as an upset field, all you have to do is locate one in-game.
There’s different cool new issues too, like the ability to change your character’s appearance, and my private favorite new addition, the colourful Viva Pinata ship livery.

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