But that's not to suggest that people working lostark

Posted on 10 November, 2022 by anqilan456

But that's not to suggest that people working at Amazon Game Studios have been not taking things seriously. According to prior reports from the publisher, updates to anti-cheat software have consistently cut down on the numbers of bots in waves. But like the course of any cheater vs anti-cheat battle Buy Lost Ark Gold, the player population has always bounced back in the wake of the bans because users have found a way to get around the anti-cheat software and moved on to other malware they have on their computer.

This ongoing botting problem has led to some people to speculate on the "real number of players" within Lost Ark, and while it's impossible to pinpoint with certainty the exact number as to the total number of players, changes in count like the elimination of an easily exploitable gold farming system reportedly removed a staggering 200,000 players off of the top back in March. This has occasionally come up as strong indicators of the amount of bots were present behind the scenes. To be clear, we'll likely never be able to pinpoint an exact count, given that websites like Steamcharts and SteamDB while helpful aren't official tracking websites and thus can be off the mark slightly.

Now, fast forward to the 16th of June and it seems that botters as well as real-money traders were hit very hard. The day before the event, it was announced via Twitter and an official announcement in the Lost Ark forums that a "massive" ban wave will be coming alongside the scheduled update. They didn't lie! This patch appears to have pumped some extra juice under the hood, resulting in a sharper drop than usual of players on the days following the patch. The number of concurrent users reached 550,000 right after the patch cheapest Lost Ark Gold, but decreased to about 200,000 during the weekend.