In the Age of Discovery, people invented very cruel punishments to eliminate the profession of pirates, one of which was hanging, and the navy would hang pirates and then hang their bodies in the harbor to warn future generations. In the Steam Pirate War game ATLAS, such a terrible punishment is reproduced, and when the player needs to execute a person who has committed the most heinous crimes, he can choose to hang him with a gallows.
The crafting process of the Gallows is very simple, the player only needs to click a little bit of architectural talent in ATLAS to build it, and the whole construction process only needs to cost 3 pieces of wood. When the player wants to hang an enemy, the player can directly use the rope of the gallows to put it around the neck of the enemy, and then pull out the wooden plank under the enemy's feet, or hang the enemy on the gallows in a few seconds.
The general punishment will kill the enemy is over, but the "ATLAS" gallows are not so simple, it hangs the enemy after the enemy's body does not disappear, but will be slowly weathered with the increase of time, after about 30 game days, the enemy will be weathered into a skeleton, players can take the enemy's skeleton as their own booty, hanging in a conspicuous place, in order to have a deterrent effect on other enemies.
The most important thing is that ATLAS has a good resurrection system, players will be quickly revived after being killed, if you are the player who was hanged in ATLAS, every time you pass by the enemy camp you can see your body shaking constantly, then will you feel a sense of humiliation? I believe that most players do not want their corpses to become a tool for the enemy to show off their might, and this is the fundamental reason why hanging has risen in ATLAS.