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I have 2 computers with Atlas on both. I use 1 computer to play Atlas. I copy the save folder to an external storage, as a back up. I've played Atlas for years, and learned to survive crashes and bugs, by restoring the saved folder. I use computer 2 to play copies of old saved Atlas folder. I play Atlas by login to Steam like the rest of players. My question is this, If I "Delete Singleplayer Data" from the Atlas menu, will I be deleting my character from online and not be able to login on and play on computer 1? I have spent years playing Atlas, I don't want to lose all that content. But I'm curious to create a new character. Anyone have an idea? I guess I can create a new login in steam with new email, and have it as a second account. It's just that I have allot of mods installed. I don't want to start from scratch and add the mods to a second account. Basically, I have my char in PVE as a single player. I've played that char for years and want to keep it. I want to create a second character but don't know how. If I delete the data from the Atlas menu, will I be deleting my old character? - Earlier
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The current meta of using a 30 million health armored dock to protect NPC's that block the claim flag is ruining the game and preventing inactive companies from being cleaned up. Please make it so only online players can block the claim flag from being claimed.
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I fully expect, without warning or announcement to not be able to log in some day soon. Shame as this is arguably one of the best if not the best survival, ocean, sailing mmo ever made.
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Can't join any Atlas Servers on Xbox series X
Critzo replied to Iceman6859's topic in General Discussion
I also am having the same problem -
Can't join any Atlas Servers on Xbox series X
Iceman6859 replied to Iceman6859's topic in General Discussion
Update* looks like emerald coast PVP official server is working for Xbox series x, well for me anyway. Every other server is still (can't retrieve address). -
Where Can We Locate The Medicine Resources to Fabricate Med kits?
Alpha82019 replied to vaylain's topic in General Discussion
Where do you find seeds? -
Can't join any Atlas Servers on Xbox series X
Iceman6859 replied to Iceman6859's topic in General Discussion
Reached out to Snail the support company for Atlas. Will keep everyone posted if anything changes. -
Hey yall, Everytime I try to join official or unofficial atlas servers I keep getting (joining failed :could not retrieve address. I looked everywhere for a solution. Wondering if someone can help me out. Thanks.
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faudrait que vous bougiez un peu plus car on a acheté le jeu donc ont estime de pouvoir jouer dessus
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Still can't play on servers ..?
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Came back to the game after a few years and started on Blackwood - still no sea life outside the freeport. This is an old af bug and I havent been able to convince my friends to join because ya'll have a reputation for not addressing core issues like this.
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Why are we not able to log into any of the servers whether it’s an official server or an unofficial server on Atlas in Xbox? It’s been like this for almost 2 weeks. At one point none of the servers even showed up but they are back. But it still won’t let us log into it. When you try to log into a server, it says cannot retrieve address.
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Hey Tris, I have heard Xbox players have not been able to play for about 2 weeks now. Crossplay isn't an option either. I put in a ticket like a month ago asking what was going on, asking them to just be transparent and let us know if they've given up on the game or not, and have never gotten a reply back. I am angry for the Xbox players, as they cannot currently play a game they spent their hard-earned money on. Atlas devs, can you please tell us what your current status is?
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Hi I'm just wondering what is going on with the way xbox is not able to connect to any of the servers I was playing for over a year and I can't get on to refresh my stuff and have probably lost a years worth of work
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ont à payer le jeu faudrait peut être que vous bougez plus vite car ça marcher très bien je c’est pas ce que vous avez fait mais réparer ça au plus vite car lundi je perd tout
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It has now been over a week that the servers went down for xbox player yall need to hurry up and fix the damn problem people's bases have probably been destroyed from their crew doing a mutiny on them tames have probably all died due to starvation and anyone who has claimed islands probably isnt claimed anymore I personally think it's b.s. that pc players have no issues getting on but oh if your a xbox player it's like screw them even though we paid money for the damn game hurry the hell up find and fix the damn problem so we can start fixing our stuff and enjoy the game just like the stupid pc players
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They need to hurry up and fix the damn problem
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bonjour les serveurs xbox vont revenir quand car je vais tout perdre merci d’avance pour vos réponses
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Fix the glitch can’t sign in for over a week base us probably gone by now
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To many cheaters that the problem if they get rid of the crashing of the servers and duping people will return to this game and fix the glitch on Xbox user not been able to sign in for over a aweek
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Being new to this game — unlike many other players who have been here for several seasons — I would like to share my impressions of the neophyte, so to speak. Many years of experience in another MMO — eve-online — constantly encourages comparisons of these two games, especially since they have a lot in common: separate systems in eve-online — sectors in Atlas, stations and messengers with timers — islands with timers, naval battles on ships — space battles on ships. But the obvious advantage of Atlas is that, firstly, it is much more attractive in the graphical part - that is, the player is constantly surrounded by a picturesque environment, unlike eve—online, where for hours you see only a black screen with a dot in the middle and a set of tables around it, and secondly, the variety of gaming experience — if in eve all your interaction with the game world takes place through a ship that you also practically do not see, then Atlas provides much more opportunities: you can act on your own, you can ride an animal and move/fight on it, and finally you travel and fight on a ship. In addition, you move on land, on water, underwater, in the air, on rocks. And your ship is not just a hull that you contemplate only from the outside — it is a collection of structures, modules, guns, sailors that you yourself assembled and placed, and each of which has a real function, not a decorative element. These are absolutely excellent experiences. Now about what I would like "like in eve". According to my impressions, about 90% of beginners quit the game before even reaching the stage of "built a ship and shot Ships of Damned", not to mention a full-fledged naval battle. A person starts the game, builds a base on the island closest to freeport, collects resources for a couple of days, builds a ship. Then he enters the game — the base is destroyed, there are no resources, the ship is destroyed. Does it all over again, mb in a different place. Everything repeats itself. After a couple of such attempts, people no longer enter the game, and the islands are filled with buildings with a timer on which there are some days left before removal. Atlas is a pirate game, yes, and it's tough. But how many players could have stayed in it and made the sector locale a little more lively if they had had more opportunities to develop somehow and feel more interested in the game at the first steps. Another comparison is how much time a new player needs, who is in the game for the first time, to participate in a naval battle with other players, and not as a helpless victim, but as a full—fledged participant. In eve, we can talk about a week, sometimes even a few days are enough to take part in a full-fledged battle on the simplest ship, and dozens of people can participate. In Atlas, according to my impressions, in order to get to what can be called a full-fledged battle, it takes months. On the one hand, this is the result of the fact that the game cannot boast of a large online. And most of those who are online are experienced players who have been playing it for several seasons, they go to sea on RG of mythical quality. What awaits the player who has assembled the first schooner when meeting with such an opponent? The answer is obvious. At the same time, the advantage of a player who has spent months on his high-class ship is so great that novice players on ships of ordinary quality will not be able to defeat him in two or three or even four. And it seems to me that this is another disadvantage of the game: that is, at first the player is encouraged to quit the game by regular raids when they destroy everything that he has collected and built while he sleeps / at work. Then, if he somehow managed to create a base and started trying to reach the battles, he understands that these battles can take place only after months of searching for high—level BP and resources for them. And it will not work to resist even one player with a high—quality ship, even if you gather several friends in the company — although in eve this is one of the strongest sides of pvp: you can bring the most expensive ship with the most expensive modules into battle - and lose it against newcomers if they are 2-3 and they will do everything right and you're going to make a mistake about something. A high-level ship in Atlas, which has many times more damage than the usual one and is many times less damaged than the usual one, which guarantees victory. That is, the only way to defeat the old pirate is to assemble a ship like his. That is, there is no such important moment "now I will gather friends and let us have ordinary and cheap ships, but because we are more we will destroy your dear ship" — which also does not contribute to the arrival of new players, as it seems to me. Perhaps if the bonuses of modules and high—level ships did not surpass ordinary ships so dramatically, this would lead to greater popularity and frequency of naval battles when novice players would assemble small fleets to resist those who can now sink any of their ships with impunity. In addition, greater involvement of novice players in the game would provoke more of their collisions with each other on ships of equal, entry-level, which would greatly diversify the gaming experience. Another point that surprises me is the complete impunity of those who use cheats, duplicate ships. My familiar players lost an island that was attacked by 12 galleons of mythical quality with torpedoes, and when the ship ran out of ammunition during the attack, the attackers simply destroyed it and transferred to a new one with full ammunition. Of course, such brazen and obvious cheating that does not meet any opposition from the developers is very disappointing — because there is no way to resist such attacks. Despite this, I think Atlas is a great game and I'm looking forward to release! Btw -- im looking for ppl to play together
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I completely agree with you! Introducing clothes fabrication to the loom would add a new dimension to gameplay. Being able to craft different sets of clothing, from sailor attire to worker outfits and dresses, would not only enhance the visual aspect of the game but also provide players with more customization options. It's all about adding that extra layer of immersion and personalization. By the way, if you're into dressing up your character for special occasions, you should definitely check out wedding tuxedos from Gentleman's Guru. They offer a stunning collection of wedding tuxedos that could add a touch of sophistication to any in-game celebration.
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And you're spot on about hats serving a practical purpose like sun protection. It's those little details that can make the game world feel more authentic and engaging.
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Why can’t Xbox players get on atlas?
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Is atlas done ? Servers are empty
