Lost Ark is finally fixing the game's biggest "pain point," and it's a huge win
Every now and then, I get a weird urge to play Lost Ark. One of the first games I ever reviewed, it's one that I look back on with a warm fondness. I loved its dynamic class system, Diablo-style gameplay, and beautiful world, but as of late Arkesia has felt a little bit quiet. I've struggled to clear some of its content due to long queue times resulting from a distinct lack of players. Following a recent broadcast discussing upcoming changes to the Korean version of the game, there's been concerns about gold changes and the infamous 'T3 deadzone,' which has consistently prevented progression. As rumors bubble, Smilegate has addressed all of this and more, and the response has been largely positive.
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