It's likely that Amazon is making a few mistakes using the lessons it learned from the introduction in its very Own MMO, New World. The initial queues of servers as well as the large demand at launch and early on Lost Ark Items led to the expansion of capacity on servers by adding new servers. It was something they later had to adapt through extensive server merges. This process is still underway.

The game Lost Ark, however, it seems that moving in a cautious manner is the way to go for now. Of course, on Friday the weekend will likely to have a huge queue once the full free to play access becomes available. We'll know how things are going, but also get a chance to see just how Amazon as publisher will react this time.

For those already able to play, there's an inventory of known issues with the game worth a glance. The majority of them relate to visuals, UIs, and generally of a quality of life kind. Things like the drop-down on the friends list does not work if you are using a controller, or users appearing as "Unknown Player" when using video chat. Some of the affected functions are also related to accessibility, for example, Speak to Text malfunctioning.

Lost Ark is quickly proving to be one of Steam's biggest successes of 2022. The game's convoluted release process makes many curious about when the hottest game will officially launch and when they'll get to join the millions already exploring the game that has a lot of people talking.

The game first came out (in fully) as a full game South Korea in 2019, Lost Ark is an MMORPG with a combat system reminiscent of Diablo. The game quickly gained to have a large fanbase in the region due to Buy Lost Ark Boosting its PvP game mechanics, the vast game content, cinematic design and the rest of the MMO tropes that usually encourage players to spend just a few hundred hours their time playing.