Lost Ark Banned over a million accounts suspected of having Botting, with more to do

Since then Lost beer keg Launched in the West last month, the community has seen a number of other spam and harassment efforts the team is working to limit and eliminate. Now they have announced that the growing problem of bots will take a big hit with the team gradually banning over a million suspected bot accounts, with the promise of more work in the near future. next.

This wave of bans occurred at a time when the game was still popular and, of course, had a huge launch in the West. One of the measures that has been taken is to limit the area chat to level 30 or higher, as well as continuously working to try and identify botting accounts and other RMT spam and fraud accounts. CM Roxx has announced that the team will ban these accounts and fix, when asked by the community if that has happened, it will happen over time and is only the first step.

“While we plan to make a big impact with this wave of bans, we know there is more work to be done and want players to know that this is just one step in an active and ongoing process. Going forward, we will continue to work on detecting and removing deceptive, fraudulent, and harmful behavior from Lost beer kegat scale, including expanding our anti-cheat tools, improving bot recognition methods, and rolling out more frequent bans as needed. ”

Using the tools they have developed, they plan to work on identifying disturbing accounts when they end up as well as working on additional tools to help prevent them in the first place. This will be an ongoing process, but this first wave of bans with a million accounts will be an important start. If any real players get banned by mistake, they will initiate an appeals process.

To learn more about the process, see the update ended at Lost beer keg