How to access personal storage in Lost Ark

What is the case with other platforms? Well, developer Smilegate together with the Lost Ark's Western publisher Amazon Games haven't shared any plans to bring the game to Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, in addition to The Epic Games store, but given that the title includes a controller that is partially supported via Steam and Steam, it's not unreasonable to think that it could someday be available to a wider range of players.

In the end, anyone who is hoping to jump into Lost Ark when it goes free to play on Friday ought to plan to start playing this game as fast as it's possible. In the event that you don't, there's a likely chance you'll have to wait a bit longer to actually jump in.

Lost Ark is the latest MMO to break onto the scene of gaming with thousands of players diving into the brand new game. The game will officially launch on February. 11, however players are already enjoying it by gaining early access.

One of the most common issues players face is the issue of having too many items within their inventory, preventing them from carrying the other important objects they encounter on their travels. Some things are worth keeping but dropping them an option that most players would prefer to avoid.

The good news is accessing your personal data in Lost Ark is simple. All you have to do is find the Storage Keeper, who is an NPC carrying a huge backpack. They're marked by a chest icon on the map in the game, so keep an eye out for them while exploring the world. Talk to these characters to gain access to your storage, which includes the capacity of 180 slots. You can increase the size by purchasing additional rows, but the basic amount will be good for new players.