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LADIES AND GENT'S OF THE 7 SEAS! Welcome to [Norsemen-ZFG] new Market! All welcome we got everything from maps to unicorns Come and enjoy the lovely market, and what we have to offer! -Visit the fantastic Tavern , maybe you find some "under the table deals" there! Check out our breedable crows, or our strong and pretty bears! or maybe you are more into our killer razors RAWR Looking for good deals ? Want that great handling sail ? -This market got you covered! What we do not have, we craft! Welcome one and all! To our new market @ the flag The Market is open! Looking for a breedable crow ? Clean or Mutated, we gotcha! Visit our [Z-Line]Bears strongest non-mutated black bears on the server Want a strong mapbear to clear them 31,5Q maps ? Our [Teddy]-Bears are boss Need a drink? -Our Tavern proudly serve the thirsty pirates, with dragons tongue and rum! Hungry ? -Throw in an order at the oldest, busiest and largest kitchen around the 7 seas! We got it all, from unicorns to heavy lifting gear, from cannons to shipyards! Maps Maps Maps, time to go get that booty!! Welcome to our market in B11 ! -Stay awhile, need a raft ? We got you to! See you all at the market! -Remember to keep an eye out for our popular giveaways! Click **HERE** to join ZFG-NORSEMEN Market

I was really into this game for while and played for probably around 900 hours. After it seemed like the developers lost interest I stopped playing. The game was stale and had too many unresolved issues. I decided not to invest any more time in a game that seemed like it would never be finished. But I have to admit, Atlas was my favorite among all of the multiplayer "survival" games I ever played. Ark is ok, but I'm just not into dinosaurs. Dark and Light was great. It came from the same "mold" as Ark and Atlas but it was all but abandoned too. One of the things I loved about Atlas was the vast open world. No other survival game that I know of is even trying to replicate that. (Last Oasis is trying, but their "world" is just a bunch of identical copies of three main maps.) I think the big thing I loved about Atlas was the fact that there were lots of different things for players to do. You could have fun building bases, building ships, taming animals, hunting treasure, or just adventuring on the high seas. The huge world meant that there were tons of places to explore. With a great deal of sadness I always wonder, "What happened to this game?" It was so popular when it came out and the developers inexplicably abandoned it. I know that some work is still ongoing, but I wish we would hear some real news. Some small part of me hopes that they've been toiling away in secret on the game and one day, out of the blue a gigantic overhaul patch is going to come out, addressing most of the shortcomings of the game. Until then I'll just keep hoping.