The pirate game ATLAS is a popular sailing game on the Steam platform, this sandbox game adopts a survival gameplay, players will play as pirates in the game, and embark on a series of survival adventures. In the game, players can feel the fun of taming beasts, shipbuilding, sailing, taming beasts, and PVP battles. It is worth mentioning that atlas's open world map is quite large, and it takes a lot of time for players to travel through the map, and the development team has previously launched portals that allow players to move to other areas in an instant, reducing players' time on the road.
However, there are only a few portals distributed in specific areas, and it is still difficult for players to quickly reach other long-distance areas. Recently, ATLAS has launched a new version, and in the new version, a new thing such as open water has appeared, which also allows players to quickly traverse the map.
Open water is also known as open water server, now there is an open water server in the middle to connect the maps to each other, and the open water does not exist any land and islands, only the vast sea, there are unknown dangers, and of course there is endless wealth. According to the data, there are currently 4 open waters in the ATLAS world, which connect all the surrounding maps through the central water area, and players can decide to travel to that area through the basic direction.
If ATLAS players want to travel to South America, they can get there quickly by simply traveling through the western seas. From the setting point of view, the open water is not as easy to use as the portal, can reach the target area in an instant, but the existence of open water can allow the player to have more of a way of passage, sometimes far from the portal is not shuttled to the open water to reach the target point to facilitate; and there are still a large number of resources in the open water, such as the existence of transient nodes and static nodes can be obtained by players, can collect rare metals, sulfur and other resources.