While each of these tactics has shown some measure of success in removing bots from the game, our work is far from over. Improved reporting tools in-game to help our players report bots and our support staff act more quickly on reports.īlocked IP from regions where we do not have publishing rights that have shown large amounts of bot activity.īlocked VPNs to stop bad actors from working around IP bans. Updated and improved Easy Anti Cheat detection capabilities to better identify and act against bots.Įnabled a native detection system to help quickly identify bad actors and take action against them. Level-gated area chat to keep brand-new accounts from spamming gold-selling advertisements.Īctively updated the game’s automatic chat moderation with lines and phrases that we know are commonly used by gold sellers.Ĭhanged the reward structures of quests and events to add a stronger deterrent against using bots to farm gold.
Permanently banned several million accounts that participated in botting, hacking, or gold selling. Here are some of the measures we’ve taken so far: Addressing bots can be especially challenging in free-to-play games because it’s so easy to create an account and enter the game, but we’re working on multiple fronts to fight them. Since Lost Ark launched, we’ve been fighting a war against the bots infiltrating Arkesia. We know that there’s still work to do, and we want to share some detail on how we’re approaching this ongoing issue so we can give Lost Ark players a better experience. Over the past few months we’ve made a number of changes to Lost Ark in order to combat bots. We know that bots have been causing frustration within the community, and we share in that frustration.
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