Originally posted by ATLAS Team:

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it was a good idea, but after spending a week non stop grinding for the Galleon, just for it to explode. I just cant.

It's adorable you guys think anyone even plays your stupid game anymore after all the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and lies.

Less then 2k players.

disappears with this ♥♥♥♥, makes the single player right.
Online games are no longer played.

Nice work.

As much as I like you atleast working at the game, I would rather prefer that major bugs and glitches would be fixed and squashed out of the game.

DEAD GAME

Game needs a huge optimisation update

no brain devs

Originally posted by CHR3S:

As much as I like you atleast working at the game, I would rather prefer that major bugs and glitches would be fixed and squashed out of the game.

What major bugs are you talking about? I rarely experience anything other than lag issues.

Why do i read these patch notes lol

I have no idea what this game is anymore

We dont want more content we want the game to work properly thats why everyone stopped playing

i would love to play the game without it crashing every 5 minutes or less

Originally posted by Nico:

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But I had a lot of fun with Atlas dunno why so many people complain :(

It's a nice game @Devs, you're doing fine! :8bitheart:

Atlas is a fun game, for sure, and it is a game with a load of potential and promise. However, it is the epitome of foolishness to assert that the developers are "doing fine." Numerous serious bugs and design-level deficiencies with the core model of the game make it untenable for a long-term gameplay experience, be it solo, cooperative, or competitive.

I like Atlas for what it is, but it is not without its flaws, some of them serious and glaring, and it could be so much more if the developers put more effort into
1) Fixing long-standing issues with things like spawn locations, physics, clipping, claims, duplicate spawns, and disappearing ships.
2) Removing gold cost from ship crafting entirely, reworking modular ships to exist solely on a blueprint-basis with a minimum quality (e.g. the Mortar Ship would never appear less than Fine quality and the Kraken wouldn't ever be less than Masterwork)
3) Revitalizing the world into a more mixed model (instead of almost purely PvP), with various NPC factions to support or oppose, territorial conquest between them and players, Missions and Reputation with those factions, and appropriate NPC reactions to a player with highly positive (rescue/aid squads) or negative (hunting/assassin squads) Reputation.

this sounds like single player quests being introduced, which would be a bonus. actually anything for single player would be nice, even just to make single player workable

I love that they are still in early access...