"Lost Ark needs to do this before it's too late": YouTuber points out ways to recover the declining player count in the MMO

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The journey from March to April for Lost Ark hasn't been as positive as its journey in the prior period. While there have been positives, content has been an area of concern in the Western version. Some players have been upset about missing classes, while others dislike the T3 content.

At first glance, the game has different activities to keep players engaged. But the player count has reduced, and one player believes that they may have found the reason.

When the Lost Ark was released on the Western shores, it got terrific traction. The game recorded more than one million concurrent players on Steam. However, cracks have started to appear as players spend more time. So naturally, player counts of video games can come down over time. What will worry Amazon Games is that there has been a lot of displeasure surrounding their game.

Earlier on April 3, YouTuber LuisNoLimit posted a video about Lost Ark. The video contains an approximate calculation of the time required to complete the daily activities. By his count, it takes around 25 minutes per character, excluding the Abyss raids, which would further increase the time commitment.

While this number may not seem very big, it becomes worrisome if a player has to complete the dailies for six characters. It's to be noted that these activities are just daily activities and tasks and exclude any seasonal events.

Luis further stated that this number goes up when considering all the events that players can do in the game. He stated that he had taken a figure that should be doable for most.

Despite the initial highs, the player count of Lost Ark has reduced. Luis points to the same in his video despite claiming that the game is quite lively. Of course, having over 300,000 players is no