If your screen is dark or tinted green, it’s not a game issue, you need to eat certain vitamins. This guide will tell you How To Fix Dark & Green Screen In Atlas so you can head out to sea, prepared and have a much greater chances of survival.
When you are exploring the game world, crafting, fighting, anything you do reduces your hunger levels. However, unlike other survival games, hunger is not simply a matter of stuffing your face with as much food as possible. In Atlas, you also need to worry about the variety of the food.
How To Fix Dark & Green Screen In Atlas
There are four different Vitamin bars. These are marked by colored bars on the right of the screen, above the XP meter. These are Vitamin A, Vitamin B, Vitamin C and Vitamin D. Each has a color corresponding to the vitamin type. You need to eat food that matches that type.
For example, look at a piece of food in your inventory. It will have a colored arrow matching the color of one of the Vitamins. Eating that food increases that bar. As such, if you are suffering from side effects such as a dark or green screen, you need to eat certain foods.
Found a creature or animal in Atlas that you want to make your own? This How To Tame Creatures On Atlas guide will cover a very simple but effective technique at taming creatures you encounter with methods that work well on both PvE and PvP servers.
So you've claimed your territory, begun building a house but there's no doorframe? This guide will tell you How To Place Doors In Atlas, which uses a very simple toggle mechanic in the game that lets you switch out between the different items you can craft.
So you've finally built a raft and headed out to the open sea, but you're going the wrong way. This guide will tell you How To Control & Change Raft & Boat Direction In Atlas, as although it's a very simple system, if you don't know where to look, it can be confusing.
Stuck at level 8 in Lawless or Freeport zones in Atlas? This guide will tell you How To Get Past Level 8 In Atlas as restrictions are in place that limit the amount of experience points you earn and the levels you can reach in the starter areas, known as Freeports and Lawless zones.
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