"ATLAS" is a well-known pirate theme survival sandbox game on the Steam platform, after coming to the pirate world, the player's daily life is to drive the ship around to explore, most of the time is spent at sea. The ocean is mysterious, and for the player, the process of sailing is full of unknowns, but it is this unknown that brings the thrill of exploration. Above the vast sea, there are all kinds of islands dotted with different islands, different creatures live on different islands, and players will encounter various very different events.
The island is where most players can rest after a long voyage, but they can also go to the island to collect some resources and replenish the supplies on board. It can be seen that the island is crucial for the player, no one can sail the sea non-stop forever, which is not only a sense of belonging, but also a sense of security.
Compared to land islands, the sea tends to be more dangerous, and the more open the sea, the more likely it is to appear sea tornadoes, ghost ships, krakens, etc. These endanger the survival of the player. Players may have become accustomed to the fact that islands will come into view from time to time during the voyage, so when they come to open water, they are a little confused. Open water, as the name suggests, is a glance at the past, it is a white expanse of the sea, there is not a single island. There are a total of four open waters in the pirate world, which are connected by all the boundaries of the central waters, and which open water to go to depends on which cardinal direction the player travels to the target location.
The four open waters are the North Sea, the Eastern Sea, the Southern Sea and the Western Sea. Open water is full of dangers, but it also contains huge wealth, and hardcore players may wish to explore and be able to gain a lot. I wonder if you've ever ventured into the open waters of ATLAS? Let's talk about it in the comments section.