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Touch grass my guy.
i don't think a company having bad image will stop it from selling well if it made a good product
You do realize Lost Ark in Korea is much LESS P2W than Amazon western version right? Amazon set behind paywall stuff that you get free in Korea, as well as lowering rates for lot of stuff in the hope western players open the wallet.
So to recap, yes it is much more popular in Korea, and for good reasons.
I can read you articles videos in Korean. You can also Google and translate the page to English.
Room temp IQ in celsius response.
Here's a Youtube Video. You can translate the comments too. People are complaining about "과금." Roughly speaking excessive monetization. In Western terms, P2W.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3G-3pWHDh0o&ab_channel=%EC%A0%9C%EC%9D%B4%EA%B2%8C%EC%9E%84%EC%B1%84%EB%84%90
That P2W product is quite trash
Why if failed, simple the same reason every MMO struggles, Market is over saturated and unlike another games MMO come with a massive sunken cost to them. Why play a new MMo when you already spent 1000's of hours and 100$ not just on the game but at the PC bang to play it. This is why Maple Story and Linguine are still very popular. This is one of the reason all the WoW clones failed in the west.
And stop thinking a mmo needs 100ks of players to be good/alive or active. They don't and to be successful from a business side it just need to be in the blue and f2p models over a long term bring most of these mmos into the blue.
With that side, this game is meh. Its ok its not great but it will be fine. It's going to find its dedicated player base and be plenty active for a good few years before Ncsoft send it to maintenance mode.