Lost Ark is one of the latest games that have be accused of  Lost Ark Gold egregious microtransactions. It all began (or at the very least brought gamers' fury in large numbers) with the launch of this MMO's Argos Abyss raid. Similar to raids in other MMOs like the Argos Abyss tests player skill as well as cooperation and endurance. To take part in the raid, though players require an equipment level of at least 1370.

At firstglance, this requirement was not too difficult to meet. It's true that most Lost Ark players can get close to getting a complete set of Tier 3 equipment in the normal game playing. However, the difference between getting close to that figure and actually reaching it is where Lost Ark's apparent pay-to-win strategy rears its head.See, it turns out that players can't even queue for the Argos Abyss raid when they're locked at an item level lower than 1370.

In other MMOs equipment requirements are more of a guideline rather than as a rule. Players can still queue up when underleveled so long as they're not averse to being carried by their friends. As it isn't the way with Lost Ark, you'll eventually need to raise your item levels by running the equipment using the upgrades system in the game. That's where the problems begin.

The higher the item's level is in Lost Ark, the more resources you'll need for upgrading it. Although that's not really atypical however, it turns out that higher-level items are more likely not to "process" any upgrade attempts. At some point it becomes more likely that the chances of the upgrade being successful fall dramatically. Users can brute-force into the system in Cheapest Lost Ark Gold order to meet 1370 levels.