ATLAS is a well-known pirate-themed survival sandbox game on the Steam platform, and many players are attracted to this game because of the diversity of gameplay. Players can choose either a relatively Buddhist pve gameplay or a fiercely competitive pvp play, whichever way of play can bring a rich game experience. Perhaps once you enter the game, every player is an ordinary little pirate, but as the level increases, the ability points are obtained, and after learning the skills, the direction of the player's development will change.
Some players will choose to become an explorer, driving ships around the wind and waves, determined to spread their footprints throughout the pirate world; some players will choose to become a farmer, find a livable feng shui treasure land, open up farmland, grow crops, raise animals, and live a self-sufficient life; others choose to become a mine owner, fight mineral resources rich places, build mines, and become a mineral tycoon.
The last gameplay seems to have only recently become popular in the pirate world. The "fuse" of this type of play is the emergence of new mineral resources. To mine ore, the player must first create a mine, must learn to master the advanced automation skills in the Talent Skill Tree, and then build it with 800 wood, 600 thatch, 320 fibers, and 280 metals.
Once they have a mine, players can become mine owners and exploit mineral resources at will. In the high-level mines, in addition to the most basic stones, steel, etc., there will also be some rare crystals, if the purity is high enough, the quality is good enough, it can be sold directly on the trading market, if the purity is not enough, after refining, it will also become a sought-after market. Using the mine, many players have made a fortune and become a well-known mineral tycoon. I wonder if you built a mine in ATLAS? Let's talk about it in the comments section.