In the recent pirate game market, "ATLAS" has attracted the attention of players. This survival sandbox game has undergone an update not long ago. It has been adjusted and perfected for some problems. At the same time, it has also introduced a series of more interesting gameplay, bringing players a novel game experience. One of the more eye-catching is the debut of the new ship Turtle Ship. From the appearance of this ship, it seems that it has taken a completely different style route from other ships. It doesn't have any deck, it looks like a large container as a whole, with a solid armor plate covering the hull, and there are canopy railings and dragon statues on the armor.
Canopy railings and dragon statues can not only play a decorative role, they can also release smoke and interfere with the enemy's sight, thereby gaining advantage in war. The sturdy armor and smoke bombs greatly increase the survival probability of the turtle ship on the battlefield. At the same time, the turtle ship is also equipped with 20 standard cannons, which can also be used as a combat forward. Advancing, retreating, and defensive is a perfect description of the turtle ship.
Because of the omnipotence of the turtle ship, as soon as it debuted, many players were eager to try and began to study how to build a turtle ship. However, it is a high-class ship and must rely on high-end shipyards, not everyone can make it. At this time, those players who already have advanced shipyards have an advantage. Among them, some of them are more business-minded. Taking advantage of the popular trend of turtle ships, they have specially transformed the advanced shipyards to produce turtle ships every day.
In these "industrial" shipyards, the shipbuilding work is proceeding in an orderly manner. The turtles produced are of good quality and full-featured, attracting many ATLAS players vying to buy. Just by making turtle ships, players can make a fortune. However, this "industrialist" is not something everyone can be, and sufficient funds need to be invested. After all, 22,000 gold is needed to manufacture a turtle ship, which is not a small amount.
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