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Error messages aren't new to gaming, and Sea of Thieves features several of them (all with a Bart theme). In this comprehensive Sea of Thieves errors post, we'll go over all the error messages in the game and show you what you can do to avoid getting error messages in the future. We'll also go over some of the most common errors, including the Graybeard, Fishbeard, Bronzebeard, and Croquette errors, and highlight the Sea of Thieves server status.
Some Sea of Thieves players are reporting encountering the Marblebeard error code when trying to connect to the game's servers. It is known to arise during a failed attempt to join a session and is probably related to a server crash.
Perform a connection test
If you haven't already done so, perform a login test by following these steps:
- Press the Xbox button to open the tutorial.
- Select Settings.
- Select All Settings.
- Select the network.
- Select Network Settings. All recognized faults are displayed in the center of the screen.
- On the right side of the Network Settings screen, select Test multiplayer connection.
Sea of Thieves Server Status
You've probably noticed that the Sea of Thieves servers were chaotic on launch day, with quite a few bugs hitting players all over the world. As Sea of Thieves is a game where you need to be online all the time in order to play, the state of the servers is of utmost relevance to the game.
If you're looking to check the status of the servers in the pirate adventure game Rare, visit the Sea of Thieves server status page.
Make sure NAT is OPEN
As it turns out, the most common problem that causes the MarbleBeard Sea of Thieves error on Xbox One and PC is inconsistency with Network Address Translation (NAT). This is completely necessary to establish how easily your computer can connect to other players when you play a game.
If your NAT is closed, you can expect to see the Marblebeard error code every time you try to connect to a game server.
However, there is a universal patch (enable UPnP) that allows you to leave your NAT open. But before you get to this guide, you need to check the status of your NAT.
If your NAT is already open, enabling UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) will not solve the problem for you.
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