In real life, there is a saying that money can make ghosts grind, in fact, this truth is also applicable in virtual games, such as in the "ATLAS" pirate-themed survival sandbox game, money is very important, the circulation currency of the pirate world is gold, players can get gold in a variety of ways, such as selling crops, selling raw materials, etc., you can also sell your own weapons and props.
However, the above way of making money in trade, everyone has been used tirelessly, the efficiency of making money will naturally decline, if you want to quickly accumulate wealth, you have to find another way out. Then the player found another way to find a way to make money that can "sit back and enjoy it". Of course, this routine must have certain prerequisites, that is, to have a large mine.
As we all know, after ATLAS entered the industrial age, the status of industrial resources became more and more prominent, players want to generate electricity, want to make industrial equipment, want to build industrialized large cities, they have to collect enough industrial resources, and these industrial resources only appear on specific resource nodes. Taking advantage of this feature of resource distribution, this player has achieved a monopoly on resource collection.
He built the collection device near the industrial node, achieving self-sufficiency of his own industrial resources, in addition to which he also monopolized a large mining area, and if other players wanted to come to this place to mine resources, they had to pay a certain amount of gold.
The resource nodes occupied by the player produce special rare resources, and other players who want to obtain such resources will have to come here to exploit them, so the player's wealth will continue to flow in. Players don't seem to have to do anything, just build a house near the mine, stay in peace, and take charge of their own mine. I don't know if you have been exposed to similar gameplay in ATLAS? Let's talk about it in the comments section.