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The Bad News And The Good News

The Bad News And The Good News

The bad news is that my wife cleared out my stash of AB this afternoon while we were driving home.

The good news is that she managed to buy 12 new badges. Only 14 more needed to reach 25%

u/TheLaughline — 7 days ago

RIP

I was sick yesterday, pretty much slept the whole day, guess what I forgot to do. 😭

Day 1 without missing a log in.

I can’t be the only one who’s done this right? Right?

u/Zestyclose_Car_4971 — 8 days ago

Serious concerns regarding the introduction of the tournament system

If the tournament system is fully implemented, each individual loss will carry significantly more weight than it does under the current system.

However, Atlas Earth’s minigames currently have no draw/tie system whatsoever. I find it deeply concerning that such a fundamental issue remains unresolved in a game mode where competitive integrity is expected to become increasingly important.

I have personally requested that a draw/tie system be introduced, and I have also seen similar requests from players in other communities. Despite this, there still appears to be no indication that such a system is actually being implemented.

For players who want to participate in tournaments without spending AB, the current system means that they can only afford a limited number of losses: the free revivals, ad-based revivals, and Bid Token revivals together provide only seven losses without spending AB.

Under the current system, when two players end up tied, one player is forced to receive a win while the other is forced to receive a loss. In a tournament environment where the number of losses directly determines how long a player can remain in the competition, this could very easily cause serious frustration and unfair outcomes. I am concerned that this could ultimately drive away dedicated and highly competitive players.

Today, during Racer V2, I encountered seven matches where the game appeared to show me in the lead, as shown in the attached screenshots, only for the final result to declare me the loser. I have documented these matches in a spreadsheet.

Furthermore, a bug I previously reported in Racer V2, where flick inputs sometimes fail to register and directly result in a loss, still appears to be unresolved.

Unless a draw/tie system — essentially a safety mechanism for players — is introduced, I am seriously concerned about implementing a tournament system where each loss carries such a heavy penalty while players can still be definitively declared losers due to factors outside their control.

There will inevitably be players who feel that they have been given an unnecessary loss for reasons unrelated to their actual performance, or that their effort has been wasted through no fault of their own. That is exactly the kind of frustration that can cause players who take the competitive side of these minigames seriously to leave.

To the team at Atlas Reality: if you see this post, I sincerely ask that you seriously consider implementing a draw/tie system before the tournament system becomes fully established.

I am not complaining because I cannot win games.

What I am concerned about is the possibility that, under the current system, tournaments will be introduced while players can still be forced to take unnecessary losses due to factors beyond their control, even though those losses have nothing to do with their actual skill or performance.

That is the issue I am trying to raise here.

u/Alone_Sheepherder649 — 7 days ago

New phone, what should I do to not have any account trouble?

I updated my iPhone model, and I’m worried that I might have some trouble with my account being signed in on two devices, is signing out and uninstalling the app on my old phone enough?

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u/CourtThese4356 — 7 days ago

Hello Atlas player's

Has anyone else noticed changes in ATLAS:EARTH lately?

I've noticed that the ads seem significantly shorter overall than they used to be. I'm curious whether this is a deliberate change to the advertising system or something related to the ads being served.

I've also noticed that some players whose parcel counts I've been watching haven't increased their properties since I started paying attention in June. I realize that doesn't necessarily mean they've quit, but it makes me wonder whether other players are becoming less active.

I've personally been dealing with recurring mobile-data connectivity problems. I bought a brand-new 2026 phone, and ATLAS:EARTH worked perfectly over cellular data for six days. Now it works on Wi-Fi but won't connect over mobile data again. Other games and apps work normally.

I genuinely love this game and want to keep playing, but repeated technical issues can make it frustrating.

Have any of you noticed shorter ads, recurring cellular-data problems, or less activity among players you regularly see? I'm interested in hearing what other people are experiencing rather than assuming I know the cause.

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u/Ok-Currency6913 — 7 days ago

My total income and I haven't spent a single cent. Just log in streaks, connected cards, and Atlas Arcade😎😎

u/Florica_96 — 7 days ago

Legendary parcel grouping?

See the item highlighted, and circled in the attached picture? This thing just appeared near where I have the bulk of my parcels. I can’t click on it or do anything with it… It’s just there. Anybody have an idea what it is or what I’m supposed to do with it?

u/Cade_Merrin_2025 — 7 days ago