Lost Ark: The conclusion from the beta

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The closed beta of the Korean MMORPG Lost Ark ended last week. Now Amazon Games is commenting on the beta in a message. Furthermore, IGN published a video about the background story of the Berserker, a subclass of the Warrior.

Arkesia has called and you have answered. From 4 to 11 November, the closed beta of the epic fantasy MMORPG Lost Ark took place. In an announcement, Amazon Games thanked you for the great participation. The first bugs have already been eliminated and the server architecture completed. In the next few weeks, the feedback and error messages will be collected in the forums and shared with Smilegate RPG. This should set the stage for Lost Ark to be released in early 2022. If you want to get more details, it’s worth taking a look at the (Novemberupdate).

In addition, IGN released a trailer for Lost Ark’s Berserker class yesterday. A fearless fighter from the frosty lands, he uses his unbridled fury to bring the demonic hordes to their knees. When he enters burst mode, the powerful Damage Dealer unleashes his full potential with increased attack and movement speed.

Lost Ark is scheduled to be released for PC via Steam in early 2022. This makes the MMORPG, along with New World, the second to be taken under the wing of the Amazon media group.

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