Being able to use tools is the biggest difference between humans and animals, and this truth applies to both the real world and virtual games. In ATLAS, for example, players can take advantage of a variety of tools to improve their developmental efficiency. As a classic pirate-themed sandbox game, ATLAS gives players a high degree of freedom to explore the world as they please, relying on certain tools.
At the same time, there are a variety of classes in ATLAS, each of which may have its own unique tools, such as the profession of mechanic. Mechanics are a profession that has only recently emerged in ATLAS, and in the pirate world, mechanics are all about forging weapons and designing ships. There are some things that only a mechanic can make, and the mechanic's exclusive tool is the mechanical hammer.
Mechanical hammers are not difficult to obtain, players only need to collect enough raw materials and then craft them in the blacksmith shop. Having a mechanical hammer does not mean that you are a good mechanic, and players also need to learn to master a series of related skills in order to be able to create a unique ship or special equipment, highlighting the maximum value of mechanical hammers. In the current pirate world, there is a special class of ships that only mechanics can build with mechanical hammers, that is, turtle ships, and mechanical hammers can also be used for the modification and maintenance of turtle ships.
As we all know, turtle ships are quite popular in the game, it can be attacked and defended, it is called all-round, and it is precisely because of this that so many players have become mechanics, just to keep their turtle ships a certain durability anytime and anywhere. Professional mechanics are also very popular in ATLAS, helping other players repair turtle ships may also make a lot of money.