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I said in an earlier episode that Star Atlas will present you with the opportunity to have a real-life profession in their metaverse. So, without further ado, here are the ones that Star Atlas themselves have listed on their white paper, then I’ll tell you what I think will be the most impactful jobs.
Quoted from the white paper, here we go, quote:
“Professional Roles manifest in their chosen ship roles. Players can earn in-game by having the correct ships, crew and components for their desired roles. Examples of roles are: Transport, Rescue, Freight, Repair, Construction, Refueling, Mining, Salvage, Entrepreneur, CEO, Broker, Bounty Hunter, Pirate, Smuggler, Data Runner, Commander, General, Mercenary, and Scientist.
Once again, these are roles that you would take on as a player, if you choose to supply value for other players. That being said, you also have a ton of NPCs (or non-player characters) that need roles, so when you buy crewmembers as NFTs, you hire them as a:
Pilot, Engineer, Repair, Scanner, Science, Gunner, Mercenary, Rescue, Power Manager, Janitor, Cargo Foreman, Hangar Foreman, Salvage Operator, Science Officer, Military Commander, Military General, Private, Sargent, Rookie, Smuggle Cargo Foreman, and Captain.
So what do you think the most lucrative jobs will be? I agree that this game is NOT all about the money since it sounds like it’s going to be unreal…. Get it….
But personally, I think the best fighters will make the most money of course. But a really cool position that isn’t mentioned here is asset manager. It’s a role that your character doesn’t play, but you do, you as a human in real life.
I imagine that Guilds or ship-owners with really expensive or a large number of ships and crew will hire an asset manager to send their ships on missions to collect ATLAS tokens, rent out their ships for a profit, train their crew, and maintain their staked claims, of course giving them a share in the profits, just as an investment broker would do today.