Vitamins are displayed by different colors on your stat bar. This guide will focus specifically on How To Fill Blue Vitamin Bar In Atlas, as it’s a lot more difficult to fill than the Yellow, Purple and Orange Vitamins.
Atlas borrows the survival systems from ARK: Survival Evolved. You must stay fed and hydrated otherwise you start to suffer serious penalties. However, there’s further depth added to this system in Atlas as players also need to worry about the type of food, not just filling the health bar. A balanced diet is they secret. Pirates, known for healthy lifestyles.
How To Fill Blue Vitamin D Bar In Atlas
When you inspect a food item in your inventory or on your hotbar, you will notice small colored arrows in the corner of each icon. These arrows represent the Vitamin they boos. For example, cooked meat has a purple arrow pointing upwards. This means eating cooked meat will boost your purple Vitamin.
The others are mostly handled through berries except for the Blue Vitamin. So far, this appears to be exclusively tied to fish. You need to travel a short distance from shore and use your spear to kill fish, or fish with a rod.
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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