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It's been a major problem too! Lost Ark, having already been on the shelves in Korea in Korea and Russia for a while before the release in western markets it was launched almost with a pre-existing botting ecosystem who had been sharpening their fangs in the prior versions of the gam Buy Lost Ark Gold. The botting issue has had some nagging results, and a healthy real-money trading environment is thriving because of the plethora of bots circulating around, farming content, and creating in-game wealth.
If you're not sure why that's bad bots that are farming the resources and funds 24/7 add an enormous amount of currency to the game. This currency is something that players who have a little knowledge can buy. The over-inflated quantity of gold that is used in the economy causes what you're probably thinking of - inflation. Ted the construction worker coming to his home after a long working day will be able to see valuable materials drifting further outside his budget. This is not a major issue for those who can invest some more time, or have no issues purchasing gold, but a rough situation for people who play casually and are who believe that real money trading is not a good idea to find themselves in.
It's not that those working at Amazon Game Studios have been indifferent to this. According to reports previously made by the publisher, anti-cheat updates have been continuously reducing the amount of bots that have been hacked in waves. However in the course of any cheater vs anti-cheat battle, the user base has always bounced back following the bans as players have figured their way around the anti-cheat feature and then reinstalled whatever sketchy software they had on their computer.
The constant botting issues has led some to speculate on the "real player count" on Lost Ark, and while it's not possible to tell with certainty the exact number there have been shifts in the overall number, such as the elimination of an easily exploitable gold farming system reportedly cut a whopping 250,000 players off the top in March. The occasional occurrences of these have come out as evidence of the amount of bots were operating behind the scenes Lost Ark Gold for sale. To be clear, we'll likely never know an exact figure, since websites like the aforementioned Steamcharts and SteamDB even though they are helpful, they aren't official tracking sites and, therefore, can be off the mark somewhat.
