Ark, I don't want to play anymore

[junpli]

I have been an Ark player for ten years, and I completely say that I never want to see you again for your actions.
Every time you open a new map, you face an infinite squeeze on the server, and the time you can play inside may become pitifully limited. When you squeeze into the server, you become sleepy.
Every time the announcement about the release of new content was made, it was delayed until that day, making players unable to sleep. I never knew how to prepare adequately.
Just like this time, everyone in our tribe has purchased DLC and has been busy for over a day, collecting and accumulating everything bit by bit. Due to serious vulnerabilities that have been exploited by others to extract a large amount of content, you have cleared all files instead of patiently investigating and dealing with players who exploit the vulnerabilities. As a result, all of our normal game players' belongings and characters have been lost in vain. Do you think restoring the characters can bring back the things we worked hard to obtain? In the game, if a tribe member is offline for more than 10 days, the buildings in their home will automatically decay and be cleared. Can many players find their characters back and refresh the tribe's building CD during your work efficiency time?
So I don't want to apply for the recovery of character data anymore. You always hand over the problems that arise to normal players to pay for experiments. I just want to say one thing: go to hell with ARK

[SkylerClooney]

On 7/6/2026 at 12:00 AM, junpli said:

I have been an Ark player for ten years, and I completely say that I never want to see you again for your actions.
Every time you open a new map, you face an infinite squeeze on the server, and the time you can play inside may become pitifully limited. When you squeeze into the server, you become sleepy.
Every time the announcement about the release of new content was made, it was delayed until that day, making players unable to sleep. I never knew how to prepare adequately.
Just like this time, everyone in our tribe has purchased DLC and has been busy for over a day, collecting and accumulating everything bit by bit. Due to serious vulnerabilities that have been exploited by others to extract a large amount of content, you have cleared all FNF files instead of patiently investigating and dealing with players who exploit the vulnerabilities. As a result, all of our normal game players' belongings and characters have been lost in vain. Do you think restoring the characters can bring back the things we worked hard to obtain? In the game, if a tribe member is offline for more than 10 days, the buildings in their home will automatically decay and be cleared. Can many players find their characters back and refresh the tribe's building CD during your work efficiency time?
So I don't want to apply for the recovery of character data anymore. You always hand over the problems that arise to normal players to pay for experiments. I just want to say one thing: go to hell with ARK

I don't mind paying for DLC, but I do expect a smoother launch and better communication when things don't go as planned.

[Voillah]

Honestly I feel this.
I don't even play official. But being fed a $30 DLC, with no creativity involved, Bugs as bad as day one extinction back on evolved.

I don't have much hope anymore.

[Tanantho]

I don’t even mind all of that to be honest I just wish some spots would be modified to add more competitive feel to the game for example glowtail cave could be set back to crouch and bring back crouch bear on center, modify oil cave entrance they showed us with lost colony that they can do that so why not bring the fans favorite ( im a huge ase glowtail lover ) 

[AllisonBreeden]

I get where you're coming from. Losing months of progress because of exploits or server issues is enough to make anyone walk away. I still enjoy ARK's gameplay, but these situations really test players' patience. I just hope the devs focus more on stability and protecting legitimate players instead of constantly pushing new content. geometry arrow

Edited Saturday at 09:33 AM by AllisonBreeden