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Lost Ark gets a battle pass, new class and new continents in its update for April. update.Lost Ark, Smilegate and Amazon"s intensely popular MMOARPGhas experienced another increase in popularity this month. The latest update, available now, is big Lost Ark Gold, with an upgraded class, the Glaivier, as well as an entire new continent called South Vern.

The Glaivier utilizes a spear, and obviously, a glaive and each weapon offering a distinct stance and set of skills. "The shorter spear is employed to unleash an explosive attack in the Focus stance, while the longer glaive is geared towards the Flurry stance for gracefully lethal attack and sweeping," notes in patch notes(opens in a new tab) are read.

If the Glaivier is appealing to you, check out her blog in Lost Ark Academy(opens in new tab) for more information about her skills and stances, as well as some helpful tips to get you started.South Vern can be yours to visit once you"ve reached the level of item 1340, is the Lost Ark"s newest region, and was once a barren land before settlers brought in technology from various races to transform it into a tranquil paradise. The world is going down, however, as the continent being taken over by the senate. The senate has also created a new knightly order. "The South Vern storyline will culminate in a massive conflict, which has the power to alter the course of Arkesia," Smilegate promises.

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While it"s not even close to taking over Steam and the RPG created by Smilegate and Amazon-backed MMO "Lost Ark" has also been generating plenty of tension since its North American launch. In one instance, the game has recently seen buy Lost Ark Gold upwards of one million accounts be blocked due to the use of bots. However, a more serious issue has been brought to the forefront in the sense of different genders in "Lost Ark." The concept of gender-specific classes led the game to be in the news from players and criticsand has been very controversial for the public. Some have argued that the problems with "Lost Ark" represent ongoing problems with sexism in video games as a whole.