Amazon Video games and Smilegate have showed {that a} contemporary ban wave has “incorrectly” focused lapsed Misplaced Ark gamers.

The problem got here to mild when hundreds of gamers flocked to Steam to resort destructive consumer opinions, shedding the “most commonly sure” mixture ranking to “most commonly destructive”. Many state that the message they won mentioned “Ban (inaction)” with out a different reason why given for his or her elimination from the sport.

In a temporary blog post shared over the weekend, the developer mentioned that an error had “brought about those false bans” and vows it is going to “make this proper with affected gamers”.

“Following a contemporary wave of bot bans, we’ve noticed an building up in ban appeals from gamers who’ve been incorrectly impacted via those bans,” the developer mentioned.

“We have now made up our minds the mistake that brought about those false bans, and are actively operating on reversing them for all affected respectable gamers irrespective of whether or not a make stronger price tag who has been filed.”

The put up stops in need of apologising for the mistake, however gamers who suppose they have been unfairly affected are invited to submit a Ban Appeal ticket to Customer Support “in order that the crew can extra briefly help with restoring your account and getting rid of all consequences”.

Do not disregard {that a} host of acquainted faces from The Witcher are headed to Misplaced Ark subsequent week, together with Geralt, Yennefer, Triss, Dandelion and Ciri.

ICYMI, following December’s Break the Halls Replace, Amazon and Smilegate have published “section one” of Misplaced Ark’s 2023 roadmap. The developer has additionally showed that The Artist could have much less revealing costumes for Western audiences.