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After the devs abandoned this game and the main dev quit the job I didn not think there would be any further fixes to the countless bugs that plague this game but when this last update was posted I decided to reinstall and test to see if ANY of the major bugs have been fixed. Ok. so you live and learn, wont make this mistake three times in a row, this game is not worth the heart ache of constantly losing 100% of your stuff to BUGS. Created a new character, tamed a bear, bought a sloop and set sail for an island I know tigers are on. Sloop had a bed on it. Died on the trip and.... NO OPTION TO REZ ON THE SHIP!!!! no point in rezzing in the zone so rezzed back home and bought a raft and set sail for my sloop which is about a 3 hour journey no metter which direction you pick. Sloop was not there - it had been drawn on the map the entire time i was in transit but it was NOT drawn in the center of the cleared fog of war but maybe 20 minuts sailing south west of that location. As soon as I entered the map where I died the sloop disappeared from the map because it was NEVER THERE!! You die in a zone that is not your home zone and YOU LOSE 100% of your shit that you had with you. wont bother trying to see if you guys ever pull your head out of your asses or if management actually hire anyone who is actually a competent developer, I see no point in giving myself the grief of losing everything over and over and over and over. Every time you make headway in this game... BOOM! you just got screwed by the incompetence of both the developers and the management of this game.

Very disappointed. I had hoped that with a year's development, utterly broken crap like dying from hyperthermia in 48C while naked underwater, and bringing one too many parrots on board being able to sink your ship, would have been fixed. But sadly not. Guys, I really want to be able to love your game. I have 4k+ hours in Ark and I want to be able to look back and see a similar number of hours in Atlas but it's not going to happen unless you spend more time on actual gameplay and less time on fluff. Right now, if anyone says "Hey Trev, you own Atlas, should I get it?", all I can give is a resounding "No, it's a steaming heap of buggy, misdirected crap."