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It's been a big problem, too! Lost Ark, having already been on the shelves in Korea as well as Russia for some time before the release in western markets and was, in essence, launched with an already established botting ecosystem that had been sharpening their axes with the previous versions of the game. Botting has resulted in some frustrating results, and the trading community in real money has thrived thanks to the ample number of bots running around making content, farming them, and earning in-game money.
If you're unsure why that's bad bots that are farming resources and money 24/7 uncontested introduce a huge amount of currency into the game which players with a little bit of expertise can easily purchase. The inflated gold supply that is used in the economy causes an inevitably high level of inflation. Which means Ted the construction worker arriving home after a long day at work will find valuable materials drifting farther out of his budget. It's not necessarily a problem for people who have extra time or have no problem buying gold, but a difficult one for the casual player and those who are morally opposed to real money trading to find themselves in.
However, that doesn't mean that the folks at Amazon Game Studios have been absconding with this. According to reports previously made by the publisher, anti-cheat software updates have consistently cut down on the amount of bots that have been hacked in waves. However as is the case of any anti-cheat combat, the player pool has tended to rebound in the wake of these ban waves as users have discovered a way around the anti-cheat system and reinstalled any unreliable software they had at hand.
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