Human beings are inseparable from nature, and only by relying on the resources given by nature can human beings survive. For example, fresh air, warm sunshine, sweet dew, these seemingly ordinary things are precisely the indispensable existence of human survival and development. In addition, there are some resources that can also promote the progress of human civilization, such as mineral resources, which have allowed human civilization to enter the era of industrialization. In the real world, mineral resources are so important, and in the pirate game ATLAS is no exception, after all, this is a game with a high degree of realism, and many settings fully respect reality.
After coming to the game, the first thing players need to do is to ensure the most basic physiological needs, that is, to get food to fill their stomachs, followed by collecting materials, building houses to live in, and then being able to build ships and weapons, go out to explore, broaden their horizons, and contact more ways to play. If you want to build ships, buildings or equipment, you can't do without a variety of mineral resources.
These resources have specific distribution zones, and mines are places where mineral resources are relatively concentrated. Before entering the mine, the player can prepare the collection tools, such as the stone pickaxe, with the stone pickaxe to hit the stone, you can get a variety of metals, some metals are relatively special, only in a specific metal node can be obtained, iron is a typical example. Metal nodes are quite special resource-intensive places in the game, and in addition to them there is a more special existence - crystal holes.
In the crystal cave, players can obtain limestone, rock salt, etc. by mining ore, and there is a certain probability that gems and crystals will be obtained, which was not available in ordinary mines in the past. Crystals and gemstones were collected, put them in the market, and sold them for a price, so that you might be able to make a fortune. I don't know if you have collected gem crystals in ATLAS? Let's talk about it in the comments section.