next to RPG smiledAmazon Games is not slowing down when it comes to bringing new features to it Lost ship. Proof of this is that the MMO has just received a major update, bringing not only a whole new continent to the game, but also new raids and events – all designed to keep you immersed in the world of Arkesia.
Lost Ark December update
Available in Brazil since last Wednesday (13), the Lost Ark December update – called “Wonders of Voldis“- Pay attention to the news. Naturally, the patch brings dozens of general improvements and bug fixes, but the highlights are the newly added content to the adventure.
An example of this in particular is the arrival of a new continent, Foldis. The location, which is the Land of Sages and Alchemy, can be accessed by characters with item level 1520 or higher who have already completed the A Pleccia World Quest “Twilight Hill” and the Voldis Prelude Quest “Shattered Sea’s Cradle”, and subsequently received the quest “Kalinar, City of Sages”. In the port of Macapua.
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From there, the heroes and heroines of Arkesia gain access to both new MMORPG story sequences and endgame content. This includes Uma’s quests, as well as 5 relationship NPCs, titles, emotes, research, and more. However, it should be noted that some of these materials will only arrive in an additional update, which will be released in December 20, 2023.
This Lost Ark update also gives players the opportunity to test their skills Gargareth Guardian Raid (For characters with item level 1,610 or higher) or in Season 4 Subordinate Reasons for proof. Meanwhile, the event Frigga Island Brings Christmas celebrations to the game.
Other news includes new skins and cosmetic items debuting in the in-game store and launch Ark Pass Royal Guardwhich releases materials and resources as you progress along the ticket paths.
source: Amazon Games/Consulting
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