Playing Lost Ark seems to have recaptured the passion I had when playing PC games in the past.

As a seasoned game enthusiast, I've had my fair share of games across a variety of genres, but I've recently become obsessed with Lost Ark.

The moment I first entered the game, I was immediately drawn in by its grand, fantastical worldview. Adventures in the world of Akrasia, experiencing over 10 hours of vibrant cutscenes along the main quest, immersing myself in thrilling scenes brimming with war-torn atmosphere as I help the prince reclaim his throne, and even a mysterious journey into the fairy world after drinking a shrinking potion... each and every experience was unforgettable. The sailing system unlocked after completing the main quest on the first continent was even more surprising. Sail across the open seas, explore uncharted islands, and encounter various seafaring threats—it was a fresh and engaging experience.

The game's combat feel is also excellent, with smooth skill execution, a sense of impact, and, combined with gorgeous effects, a visually captivating experience. Furthermore, there is a wide variety of jobs, each with its own unique skills and role, meeting the needs of a wide range of players. The level-up and development system is also in-depth, allowing players to constantly improve their character's abilities by completing quests, challenging dungeons, and gathering materials, thereby creating a unique character.

Lost Ark also has a rich social element. Players can team up with friends to explore and challenge dungeons, and the process of working together to overcome difficult challenges is extremely enjoyable. Through social interactions, players can meet players from various regions and exchange gaming tips, adding to the game's appeal.