Twitch streamer Caedrel accidentally closes Lost Ark, ends stream after seeing 14k queue

sportskeeda.com:

After an LPL co-stream for League of Legends, Twitch streamer Caedrel clicked over to his Lost Ark game, ready to dive in. The streamer needed to change some settings first and clicked through parts of his screen.

This led to tragedy, and a very comedic moment for the Twitch streamer’s audience, as he accidentally closed out Lost Ark. The queue was far too long to wait in, and Caedrel called it an early night.

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The Twitch streamer was just finishing up his LPL co-stream and was ready to get deep into Lost Ark, a game that they have spent over 75 hours playing, according to their Steam. When trying to get a few settings changed, tragedy struck.

After trying to click Steam away and get back into Lost Ark, the Twitch streamer accidentally closed the game too, frustrating the streamer and making his chat react with the KEKW laughing emote.

Unfortunately, the game had a 14,100 person queue, ending the stream for Caedrel. The streamer said they had been logged in all morning to get through the previous queue, but it was not meant to be.

Long queue times are common in new MMOs, and this one has been no exception for European players. This was one of the main things asked about in the reaction thread.

A couple of users commiserated with Caedrel, since the Twitch streamer wound up ending the stream after that, though one of them did find it funny.

Users also discussed the actual PVP of the game. One Redditor said that it only takes about 2 hours to reach the endgame for PVP, and this led to a back and forth discussion. A user thought the player wouldn’t have gear or abilities in that amount of time.

Thankfully, the PVP is separate from the rest of the game, so players do not have to grind or farm gear for PVP,