In the game world, the human brain is stronger than the computer, which has become a fixed thinking in the minds of many people, but this kind of thinking must be right? This may be the case with most games, but this is not the case with the Steam Pirate War game ATLAS, and in many cases, the AI crew controlled by the AI is more powerful than the players in ATLAS, and it is precisely because of this that players are willing to spend a lot of gold and food to recruit these AI crews.
In order to reproduce the most real pirate life, ATLAS will be the operation of the ship design is very complex, the use of artillery, steering, twisting the sails, etc. all need a player of ATLAS to perform, sometimes a ship needs more than 10 players to work together to start, but the problem is, atlas players have so many, how can each ship find 10 partners to drive? So ATLAS introduced the design concept of AI crew.
In ATLAS, players have two ways to recruit AI crews, the first is the simplest, the player drives their own ship to the novice dock of ATLAS, as long as the player's ship is luxurious enough, the player can recruit a lot of strong AI crew to serve themselves. In addition, players can also rescue some elite AI crew members from the reward of defeating the ATLAS Devil Ship, which are more powerful than ordinary AI crews.
After the player has enough AI crew, the player can assign them to the various points of the ship, and then the player becomes the real captain, whether it is to issue orders such as collecting the sails or releasing the sails, these AI crews can be perfectly executed, and more importantly, these AI crews have a very good understanding of the artillery, basically can do the degree of which to point out where to fight, if it is the player's own operation, it is not necessarily good to have these AI crew operations.