On the Steam platform, ATLAS is a well-known pirate-themed survival sandbox game, and in the minds of many pirate fans, this game has become a must-play, and few similar games can replace its position. Due to the high degree of freedom of the game, different players may leave a completely different impression after the experience, which is why the game has a variety of labels, but the most significant feature of ATLAS is the global service.
This special setting means that players from all countries around the world will explore the same pirate world, and because of differences in ideas or behavior habits between players, friction is likely to occur, small friction is easy to solve, and large friction is likely to evolve into war. The methods of warfare are ever-changing, and there are many battlefields of war, perhaps land battles, perhaps naval battles, perhaps air battles, and possibly high-difficulty battles in all aspects of the three fields.
If you want to win the war, it may not be enough to have strength, but more often pay attention to the strategy of war. The next battle fully demonstrates the player's combat wisdom. The battle broke out on land and was a massive battle involving countless tanks and gunpowder weapons from both sides, as well as a large number of combatants. The enemy has almost reached the player's doorstep, but the player is calm.
Obviously the player is not sitting still, he has been waiting for an opportunity. The player will open the city gate, the enemy thinks that the player already wants to surrender, swinging into it, wait until the enemy troops enter, the player immediately closes the city gate, at this time the ambush of their own combatants all attack, directly came to an urn to catch turtles, the enemy to "suffocate". I wonder if you have adopted similar tactics in ATLAS? Let's talk about it in the comments section.