In the history of human development, the times are always evolving. The driving force of the evolution of the times is the change of resources that human beings can use, in the era of slash-and-burn agriculture, there are very few types of resources that human beings can use, and in the era of industrialization using steam, electricity, etc., the types of resources available have been greatly increased, mainly kerosene, minerals, and various chemical raw materials. In atlas, a pirate-themed survival sandbox game with a high degree of realism, it has also gradually entered the era of industrialization.
After coming to the game, players need to mine a variety of resources, which can be used to build buildings, equip weapons, and various equipment, which are indispensable tools for the player's survival and development. So where do resources come from? Some basic resources can be collected in the wild, such as thatch, wood, fiber, etc., and some relatively special resources are obtained on specific industrial nodes.
There are two main types of industrial nodes, one is a transient node, that is, a geothermal vent, which resembles a cursed army, they only exist for a week or so, and then they will suddenly disappear in one place and regenerate in another place in an instant. At the transient node, a completely new coal resource is generated, which is sulfur.
In addition to the transient node, there is a static node, which consists of two variants – lava vents and sulphur craters, which produce new metals and sulphur pits produce more pure sulphur. Whether it is a static node or a transient node, the player must find a way to create a new industrial device to be able to access the node's resources. With these new industrial resources, perhaps near the node, there will be the rise of industrialized cities one after another, and the pirate world will naturally enter the era of industrialization.