Amazon has banned over a million Lost Ark accounts it believes were bots.
“Following launch, botting has been a growing issue for Lost Ark,” the studio said in a blog update on the official forums. “Our team has been hard at work on crafting effective tools and methods to identify and remove bots from the game.
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