One of the ramifications of Lost Ark's many interconnected systems is that the game is simply plenty of currencies to manage and keep up with Lost Ark Gold. It's Silver and Gold, which are the most common currencies and can be used to purchase basic objects from NPCs and Auction House. Auction House. But, there are, Blue Crystals.

Royal Crystals Silmael Crystals, Peons, Pirate Coins, Rift Shards and many more, if you believe it. Some of them overlap and some are only valid in certain places, and some currencies can be used to buy other currencies. I would often feel lost when I didn't have the guidebook to help me remember what the random crystal or shard was used for and where I could purchase it from.

The world of Arkesia is meticulously designed, featuring cool features everywhere. What I appreciated the most was the lengths developers went to to ensure that each area feel unique from the different. The castles are all fantastical, whether it's the magical one of Luterra and an icy, frozen tundra like Shushire or the steampunk-inspired Port Harbor, there's a large number of places to explore within the games, and they are all distinct from one another.

The many elements of Lost Ark are beautifully complemented by music. The score is always present, but it is sometimes not recognizable because of the way it blends into. It's a dream during tranquil moments of walking through the streets of a town cheap Lost Ark Gold, but it becomes loud and powerful when you're in the underground dungeon facing the final boss.