Lost Ark

Discussing various streamers and Youtubers of a certain game is nothing new on the Reddit platform. Unfortunately, neither is starting a witch hunt, which can hardly be called a deserved thing.

One of the ways Amazon intend to inject honing materials into the game is via new events. The biggest of those will be the Casual version of some Guardian Raids.

We all know how much of a pain RNG-based grinding is in any game. It's doubly difficult knowing that half the difficulty stems from the bots running around the servers. Well, Amazon are trying to resolve the problem.

Lost Ark loves its dungeons and its raids, with most of the endgame content revolving around one or the other. Legion Raids, though, players will need to wait for a little longer to experience.

The recent message from developers has given us a lot of information to parse through, with some of it discreetly put in such as the launch date of Lost Ark's Season 1 Competitive, among other, more popular nuggets of information.

The developers of Lost Ark, both Amazon and Smilegate, have revealed that western players will receive gifts as a commemoration for a successful launch in their recent roadmap explanation.

Lost Ark prides itself on the fact that it's not a pay-to-win game. They still have to earn money somehow, so microtransactions targeting cosmetics go all the way.

Even for an MMO, Lost Ark can pride itself with the various currencies found in its expansive universe, the latest of which has been added with the March Update.

In addition to frequent banning, Amazon have taken extra steps to ensure that Lost Ark is not filled with bots all over. This way, they've lost 200 thousand concurrent users, and it's not a bad thing.

Every western MMO has been suffering from the same problem recently. That problem is, of course, bots and their exploitation of the game. Here is another way Amazon have found of combating that issue.