ATLAS is a well-known pirate-themed survival sandbox game on the Steam platform, and before you know it, it has been online for several years. "ATLAS" has undergone many updates and improvements in the process of development, and has also realized the leap from the age of great navigation, to the era of trade, and then to the current industrial age, different historical eras, there will also be different characteristic gameplay, as well as some representative elements.
For example, in the age of great navigation, a variety of ships are representative elements, in the era of trade, the market is quite typical of the existence, and into the industrial age, there will obviously be a variety of tools and equipment related to industrialization, etc., before there are special industrial nodes, players can collect different resources in these industrial nodes, there is sulfur and rare metals, and there are also advanced mines, players can collect gems.
Some of these resources belong to the raw materials for power generation, and after having the raw materials, there must be equipment to generate electricity, so there are industrial generators in ATLAS. Previously, players used some human or animal power to generate electricity, and when industrial generators appeared, they used sulfur and ore to generate electricity, not only the power generation efficiency will be greatly improved, but the cost of power generation will also be reduced. And the ore and sulfur that the player has previously collected have a place to play.
In order to better generate electricity, players may wish to build industrial generators near industrial nodes, and when sulfur and ore are mined, they are directly placed into the industrial generators to achieve rapid power generation. The obtained power resources, which are delivered to their own buildings, can be illuminated or transported to high-end shipyards, helping to better facilitate the shipbuilding process. Industrial generators can be made in blacksmith shops. I don't know what people think of atlas's industrial generators? Let's talk about it in the comments section.