"ATLAS" is a pirate theme game on the Steam platform that focuses on pvp sandbox gameplay, after coming to the pirate world, players can experience a variety of exciting battles, perhaps at sea, or in the air, perhaps on land, and perhaps in a multi-field all-round large-scale, high-difficulty combat. In battle, players can make full use of various elements of the game, including ships, weapons, buildings, etc., and also have to grasp the "time and place" to play a beautiful victory.
If you want to win the war, it is nothing more than starting from two aspects, one is to improve your own combat ability and defense ability, the other is to weaken the enemy's defense ability and combat ability, in general, the other party's situation is not easy to control, so most players will start from the first way. Improving combat capabilities can be considered to enhance the performance of weapons and ships, and improving defense capabilities can be considered to build defense systems for your own buildings.
In order to improve the defense of the building, players often surround the building with a stone wall, ordinary stone walls can withstand most light weapons bullets, but in the face of explosive barrels and mortar fire, there may be nothing they can do. However, the Stonewall variant can resist the explosive damage of both. The Industrial Revolution is in full swing, and using the special industrial resources collected, players can create vulcanized stone walls.
Vulcanized stone walls will provide increased explosive damage protection, and vulcanized stone walls are fully able to hold against explosive barrels and mortars. In the past battlefield, some players could destroy the enemy by dropping explosive barrels or using mortar ships to make strong blows, but if the enemy built a large vulcanized stone wall, the combat ability of the mortar ship was somewhat stretched, and if you want to defeat the enemy, you have to find another plan. I wonder what you think of the stone wall variant in ATLAS? Let's talk about it in the comments section.