Added Manual IP Mode Enabled to the switch application's config file.Added diagnostic info to the PC application to help when users report issues and to display basic networking information.Fixed a potential overflow issue with the virtual controller analog sticks.Fixed the Xbox 360 controller mode's 'minus' mapping to be 'back' instead of 'guide'.Fixed some bugs related to the switch gamepad data being read partially from the PC application.Instructions have been updated to include more troubleshooting steps related to automatic network discovery.I hope this helps a few Lost Ark gamers, just think if you are about to leave school or work and you want to play Lost Ark when you get home, you can log in via Steam Link, join the queue, and by the next day you might finally be in a server.

So far, I’ve been queuing for 4 hours, not including the 2-hour queue I had this morning before the error appeared. You can read more about how you can use Steam Link right here on Steam’s official page. It’s incredibly simple, download the app ‘Steam Link’ on either Android or iOS and then log in and pair it with the PC that is logged into your Steam account.

OK, it’s not a solution to getting into a Lost Ark server any faster than normal (sorry) but it is a solution to being able to do anything other than staring at a lobby as I wait to play a game I’ve been patiently waiting for, for several weeks. So, unlike one of my colleagues who decided to leave his queue open whilst it went off and did some real-world shopping, I decided to download Steam Link, log in via my phone, and queue for the server. I am writing this as I queue for Calvasas, earlier today I almost got onto the server but instead was presented with the now infamous error code 10027 that Lost Ark games around the world will begin to experience.

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