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 The immensely popular action MMORPG Buy Lost Ark Gold, which launched to ridiculous levels of popularity earlier this year, appears to have removed a large amount of players due to a recent ban wave which led to the massive drop.For those not in the know, the team from Amazon Game Studios have been fighting a botting issue for quite a while. Through a series of blog posts that coincide with major updates, the issue of botting has been a frequent presence. The constant hunt between cheaters and developers has been going on for many months.

It's been a big issue , too! Lost Ark, having already been for a while in Korea as well as Russia for some time prior to the western release that was launched, was basically launched with an already existing botting ecosystem that were sharpening their teeth on the aforementioned versions of the game. This botting problem has resulted in some frustrating negative effects, too. a healthy real-money trading environment is now flourishing due to the abundance of bots running around as well as farming content and creating in-game wealth.

For those who aren't sure why that's bad bots who farm resources and money 24 hours a day, uncontested introduce a huge amount of currency into the game that players who have some expertise are able to purchase. This inflated amount of gold in the economy leads to an inevitably high level of inflation. Ted the construction worker returning home after a long day at work may find important materials drifting further out of his budget. Not necessarily a problem for people who have the ability to invest some more time, or have no issue buying gold, but a difficult one for casual players and those morally against real money trading to be in.

This isn't to say that people at Amazon Game Studios have been absconding with this. According to prior reports from the company, the updates for anti-cheat software have consistently cut down on the amount of bots that have been hacked in waves. But in the course of any anti-cheat vs cheater battle, the player population has historically rebounded in the wake of these ban waves because players have found a way to get around the anti-cheat feature and then reinstalled whatever suspicious software they had on the market.

The constant botting issues has led to some to speculate about the "real number of players" of Lost Ark, and while it's not possible to tell exactly what number is accurate there have been shifts in the overall count such as the removal of an easily exploitable gold farming method has cut a whopping 200,000 players off of the top of the list in March. This has occasionally come up as solid indicators of the amount of bots were operating behind the scenes cheap Lost Ark Gold. To be clear, we'll probably never get an exact count, given that websites like Steamcharts and SteamDB even though they are helpful, they aren't official tracking sites and, therefore, might be off somewhat.