Sea of Thieves is definitely lacking content and after like 3-4 hours of a sessions im ready to stop playing for the day but every few days i just feel like playing the game. It hard to explain but i think its because even though im doing similar voyages every time i play its a new experience based on what i encounter, who i play with, how we go about doing the voyages etc and whenever i play i know im gonna experience something i have never experienced yet. In the video they talked about weekly events, multi crew events, and a new area. Thats the top 3 things im looking fowrad to. Weekly events because it gives me something new to work towards for every week and im hoping the rewards will be as good as skeleton forts. The multi crew events sounds cool because in Sea of Thieves you literally never know what will happen when you encounter another group of players. Some will attack, some will help you, some will want to join your crew, some will help you and steal all the rewards etc. The new area sounds great because i they have so many possibilities they can do with a new map. 

So basickly SoT content and gameplay isnt anything special but the experience is what keeps bringin me back every few days. 

It's free on Gamepass , But still not worth my time, i will wait until they fix all the problem and  put a lot of content.

Weekly events, multi-crew events and new area sounds good. Especially events is what this game needs. I haven't been able to play for a while but I'd want to.

Yeah when I read the "new enemy type" I thought the same thing, as in... "surely they mean types, not singular" but then I would agree that in 3 years of development they managed to create a single AI which barely functions and can be pathed into area's for exploiting without any system such as "evading" like the mobs from WoW had 13-14 years ago when that game launched.

This might get content down the line in the same way No mans Sky did, but the first impressions are what makes or breaks a new IP and the first impressions of Sea of Thieves were so negative it would be very difficult to turn around gamers opinion on it down the line, especially when there are so many quality titles out this gen and coming out in the coming months, I'd be very shocked if this project manages to turn around into a success after the launch/review period it had.

I feel that people are to harsh for the roadmap =p. In the next 6-7 months they will introduce a bunch of new enemies/Atleast 3 new Regions/New ship(s)/Weekly events with new loot/costumes/Quests where people have to work together and ofcourse for free while so many games are 'here are 3 New maps that's 10 bucks please' =p. We clearly have to see the result at the end of the year.

Well, most games launch with something in them tough, since Sea of Thieves didn't they need to add it all now or the game will still be devoid of content.

That's why I said the roadmap =p.

Yeah I agree, I feel that their announcement seems very lightweight. Seems like actual questing, enemies and things to do, but they talked a lot about rewarding players and wishy washy player vs player encounters (i.e the players make their own fun), but you cannot reward if there is nothing to do with those rewards. Its part of the core gameplay loop you have to think about when making a game.... 

While I agree that the updates sound small, but we're getting six updates in seven to nine months. That is an update every month or 45 days. We can't realistically ask for bigger ones.
If I have the choice between one big updates every quarter or smaller ones every month, I'd go with the later, especially with how the game launched.

Have to remember certain few here (not hard to see who) that are showing "concern" after the announcement have no intention of playing a MS exclusive game :P.