The biggest difference between humans and other ordinary creatures is that they can use tools, and it is precisely because of tools that humans can achieve the rapid development and progress of civilization, this is true in real life, and it is also true in virtual games. For example, in atlas, a pirate-themed survival sandbox game with a high degree of realism, many of the gameplay designs are reproduced realistically, so the player's use of tools in the game is particularly important. Most of the tools in the game are not readily available and need to be made by the players themselves. Crafting tools is also not an easy task, first you have to master the skills, then you have to collect raw materials, and finally build them in the blacksmith shop.
A wide variety of tools play an important role that cannot be ignored in different fields. At first, most players may only be exposed to more common tools, such as stone pickaxes and axes, at best mining ore and cutting down trees, and sometimes bullying and bullying small animals. However, as the game is explored in depth, players can level up to gain ability points, and after learning skills, they can also make more advanced tools.
Different tools have different roles, even if the same tool, different players to use, the role may be different. Take the catapult, for example. For most players, the catapult's role is to fire shells or throw supplies from a distance. Catapults can also be used with other tools, such as the ballista, which uses catapults to increase the speed of projectile firing, and after the speed is increased, the power is even greater.
What is less well known is that catapults can fire not only cannonballs, but also creatures and even humans. This involves a special class of catapults that appear in ATLAS, the human catapult. As the name suggests, human catapults project "human bombs". In fact, more often than not, players will project large creatures, such as elephants, and throwing them can directly crush a large number of people on the other side. I don't know if you have used such catapults? Let's talk about it in the comments section.