For players who like the pirate genre, ATLAS is certainly not a strange existence, this game with exquisite and delicate graphics production and unique and interesting gameplay design, attracted many players into the pit, and with the game version of the change iteration, the game's gameplay is also innovating. At the beginning, the player entered an age of navigation, unconsciously, the times are changing, atlas officially entered an industrial age, in the industrial age, the industrial road slowly unfolded.
The most significant feature of the industrial age is naturally the emergence of various types of industrial devices. The use of these industrial devices to extract precious industrial resources, promote the establishment of industrial cities. However, even in the industrial age, you can also experience more traditional gameplay, and you can also combine traditional gameplay with industrial devices to make traditional gameplay a facelift.
As we all know, although most of the gameplay of ATLAS is relatively hardcore, there is also a relatively Buddhist farmer's way of playing, players can find a feng shui treasure land on their own, and then open up farms and pastures, grow crops, and raise animals. However, the number of mobs that can be placed in ordinary buildings is very small, which makes the player have to build a lot of buildings, but the Taming House completely solves this problem, the Taming House is a place dedicated to placing tamed creatures, up to 30 creatures can be placed, including bears, cats, giraffes, dogs, tigers, lions and so on.
In the vicinity of the taming home, a new type of industrial device industrial generator is placed, so that its biological transport industrial resources to the industrial generator, and then directly realize the efficient power generation, and the power resources can be transported to the tamed house lighting, the two complement each other. I wonder if you have experienced similar gameplay in the industrial age of ATLAS? Let's talk about it in the comments section.