The pirate war game ATLAS is a well-known survival sandbox game in Steam, which focuses on sailing gameplay, where players can feel a super free open world, no rules restrict player behavior, can enjoy naval battles, and feel the fun of pirate lawlessness. Atlas was previously a world of the Age of Discovery, where players could only use medieval sailboats and gunpowder weapons, but perhaps soon the background of the game world would change.
Recently, ATLAS has undergone a relatively large update, introducing quite a few new contents, including Pegasus boats dedicated to transporting pets in terms of ships, and new industrial rifles and industrial pistols for weapons. In contrast to gunpowder weapons, industrialized rifles require the player to unlock the "Secret of the Rifle" skill, which can then be crafted in an industrial blacksmith shop, consuming resources such as ingots, oregano, pure sulfur, Flint, and oil. Industrial rifles are more powerful than normal gunpowder rifles and can deal additional damage.
The industrial rifle needs to be filled with bullets such as sulphurmin, a new type of ammunition that has not been seen before, requiring players to consume pure sulfur, sulfur, gunpowder, and oregano to craft. Many players may wonder how to obtain these resources before the game has not found pure sulfur, sulfur and other resources, so how to obtain these resources to create industrial firearms and new bullets? In fact, there are now many new transient nodes and static nodes in the open water of ATLAS, and there are two kinds of resources that players can go to to exploit.
From gunpowder weapons to industrial firearms, it can be said that the era background of ATLAS is slowly changing, and the strengthening of weapons will also make the competition between players more intense and the war more fierce. It is believed that in the near future, in addition to firearms, ATLAS will launch more industrial era items, so that the era of the game will move from the era of great navigation to the era of industrialization.