I believe that as long as it is a player who has been exposed to pirate games or movies, they must know the existence of ghost ships, as long as pirates are involved, there will often be the element of ghost ships, just like in "Pirates of the Caribbean", ghost ships run through the plot story. As a classic pirate-themed survival sandbox game, the development team of ATLAS also introduced the element of ghost ships. The ghost ship appears as a boss positioning, and the player is likely to encounter the ghost ship during the sea voyage.
However, the game development team will not be too embarrassed to be cute with new players, and only in high-level high-sea areas, ghost ships will appear. However, some exceptions are not ruled out. The fate of this cute new player is quite bumpy, he is only the first time to go to sea, he actually encountered a ghost ship. Players think they're only hanging out offshore and there's no danger, but the game is full of surprises and nothing is 100% certain.
The player is sailing and feels that something is not quite right around them, the waves are raging, and a sea tornado appears not far away. Players gradually realize that danger is brewing and plan to turn around and leave, but it is too late. Around the player's ship, several ghost ships appear. And these ghost ships are not ordinary ghost ships, but ghost Galion. Even for advanced players, there is no complete certainty that they can survive in the face of the ghost Galion, let alone this cute new player?
However, the player did not give up hope and quickly fled with full horsepower. Even if it can't be broken, the player assumes a righteous and awe-inspiring posture, and does not forget to fire a few shots at the ghost Galien when he enters the physical state. Although he was still buried at the bottom of the sea in the end, at least it did not seem so nesty. I wonder if you have encountered a similar situation in ATLAS? Let's talk about it in the comments section.