"ATLAS" is a pirate-themed survival sandbox that provides players with a kaleidoscopic set of gameplay, after entering a magnificent era of navigation, players can not only experience the thrill of becoming a captain to command the fleet, but also become a ship designer, personally designed and built a ship with a unique personal style. Due to the special theme of this game, most of the gameplay is around ships and naval battles, naval battles are not like land combat, often involving long-range combat gameplay, at this time the player needs to apply long-range gunpowder weapons.
The more common long-range gunpowder weapons in ATLAS are mortars, explosive barrels, artillery, heavy cannons, and so on. These gunpowder weapons are generally equipped on ships, and in a team, some players control the ship to move in position, and some players control weapons to attack. The damage caused by ranged gunpowder weapons is enormous, especially for buildings on land, so many players will use gunpowder weapons to dismantle homes.
In battle, since there is an active party, there must be a corresponding passive party, the so-called passive side is the party that is demolished, in order to prevent the demolition of the house, the player has to find ways to improve the defense level of their own buildings, from the raw materials for building, you can also give their own buildings around a circle of stone walls. But with the continuous strengthening of gunpowder weapons, the stone wall is obviously no longer able to withstand the explosive damage of explosive barrels and artillery.
But the Stonewall variant does, and in ATLAS's new Industrial Age content, the Stonewall variant is greatly improved for explosion damage protection after it is coated with sulfur and ignited. The enhanced stone wall variant is fearless of explosive barrels and artillery, and no matter how indiscriminately the enemy bombards, the stone wall variant remains unmoving, and the enemy is naturally helpless. I don't know if you have created a stone wall variant in ATLAS? Let's talk about it in the comments section.