Lost Ark: rundown of servers and seasons of resets for every area

Lost Ark being free-to-play makes it a great for bots to take advantage of, as they do not lose money if they're banned Lost Ark Gold, which could be a reason why the numbers are so high. PUBG also free to play, was once reported to have received thirteen million bans on cheaters in just a little more than a year. With a rate of one million bans every each month Lost Ark is currently in the process of matching that even though it is possible that if Amazon as well as Smilegate are as effective at detecting bots, at least a portion of those running their games will surely quit.

"Maintaining an enjoyable and fair playing experience for players is a top priority for our team," according to a statement made by the game's developers today. "While we plan to make an enormous impact through this ban but we also know there's more work to be completed and would like players to understand that this is just one step in what will continue to be an ongoing and continuous process.

In the future, we'll continue to work towards identifying and eliminating botting, cheating and other harmful behaviors out of Lost Ark at scale, that includes expanding our anti-cheat tools, making bot detection methods more effective, and rolling out more ban waves as frequently as we can."

A spokesperson for the Lost Ark team also acknowledged that "it is possible that a tiny percentage of players are mistakenly identified by the bots cheap Lost Ark Gold." Anyone who believes they were swept up in the million-bot wave while being a legitimate player is able to appeal their ban by filing an Amazon Games support ticket.