"ATLAS" is a quite classic pirate theme sandbox game, this game gameplay is ever-changing, but the most enjoyable for global players, but also the most characteristic of this game is the pvp confrontation gameplay, the confrontation takes place between players in various countries around the world. The setting of "ATLAS" global service makes it possible for players from any country to meet, sometimes in order to compete for the level of strength, sometimes in order to compete for resources, wars will occur from time to time.
Based on the freedom of this game, the forms of warfare are diverse, depending on the location of the war, players can choose naval battles, land battles, or multi-field all-round combat. According to the length of the war, it can be divided into blitzkrieg and protracted war. In blitzkrieg, it is necessary to pay attention to the rapid battle and quick decision, and there is no need to consider the supply of reserve resources, but in the protracted war, it is necessary to prepare sufficient bullets.
Many players will encounter a shortage of bullets when engaging in protracted battles, which will allow the enemy to exploit the loophole and perhaps the situation will be reversed. For this, you can use the ammo box in ATLAS. Ammunition boxes can effectively reduce the weight of ammunition, for example, the weight value of a shell is originally 100, but as long as it is placed in the ammunition box, the weight value will be reduced to 12% of the original. Ammunition crates are so practical that they are not easily available.
Crafting ammo boxes requires a certain amount of technical content, and players must learn a lot of ammo storage skills to make them on the blacksmith's table. Moreover, the ammunition in the ammunition box needs to be taken out by the player himself and cannot be automatically replenished, so he has to be distracted to manage the ammunition box during the battle, which is likely to affect the combat efficiency. I don't know what people think of the ATLAS ammunition box? Let's talk about it in the comments section.