In real life, there is a saying that money can make ghosts grind, words are not rude, and with money, you can really do a lot of things. The same is true in ATLAS. ATLAS is a high-real pirate game set in the Age of Discovery, a world that highly simulates the characteristics of the natural and human environment, just as atlas maps also have a strict division of natural zones, in the tropics and temperate regions, players are the most active, and the cold areas are inaccessible, but often rich in resources.
If it is not to obtain resources, naturally no player will take the risk and go deep into the tiger's den. But resources are essential to grow and develop, and sometimes risk-taking is necessary. Travel to the polar regions requires adequate preparation, and players need to have frost-resistant clothing and tough enough ships, which require gold coins to buy. In fact, in the early days of the game, gold coins were not so important. But as a pirate, it seems that the lifelong pursuit is wealth, and gold coins are closely related to the theme of pirates.
The development team made adjustments to this, greatly increasing the status of gold coins. Gold coins can not only buy equipment, resources, but also buy ships, it can be said that as long as there is money, almost anything can be bought, gold coins can even be used to increase the upper limit of the ship's level, and can also buy towers for ships, add parts, and greatly improve the ship's combat ability.
After the status of the gold coins is improved, players naturally have to find ways to make money, and they can make money through trade. Selling your own crops, or collecting mineral resources, or high-level weapons you have created, you can get gold coins, earn enough money, and maybe even be able to create luxurious buildings that amaze everyone. I don't know how you use gold coins in ATLAS? Let's talk about it in the comments section.