Lost Ark gets a new update. Check out the patch notes here:
✖ Exactly one week after Lost Ark got its big March update that added Abyss Raids and more, the MMO from Smilegate RPG has gotten another update this week to change a couple more things. It's not nearly as big as the previous update and deals with some very specific issues like how events are affected by Daylight Savings Time as well as problems with the Arkesia Grand Prix event.
The patch notes for the update went live ahead of the actual update's release, but as of March 17th, the latest patch is now out and available for all players to download. You can check out those patch notes below to see what's new along with a rundown of what compensations items, if any, you may be able to look forward to getting.
Maintenance has been completed and the servers are back online. Thank you for your patience.https://t.co/S7BcUuFhS70comments For users that ran the Tytalos Guardian Raid while it was bugged, we will provide compensation for items that may have been lost. This exact compensation will vary per user since players will have consumed different items during their raid, but may include the following: These items will be delivered to your Universal Storage after the maintenance is complete.
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