It has officially been a month since Maplestory 2 launched back on October 1. At this point and time, we’re quite certain that many players are already sitting comfortably at max level 60. Though, if you’re a veteran Maplers that has been playing since the first game, we all know that one character just isn’t enough. So here are some tips on how to level fast in Maplestory 2!

Level 1 ~ 50Focus on the main quests

For real, though. Don’t sleep on your main quests. The main quest reward gives so much EXP that you can reach level 50 easily in approximately eight hours. If you’re leveling a second character, it should go even faster. Just skip all the dialogue and cutscenes. Make sure to not get sidetracked by side quests! Plenty of chance, later on, to come back and do them if you care about the story. They are mostly fetching quests so you’re not missing out much by focusing on the main story.

Give your alt the advantage

You can’t do this next bit if it is your first character. But if you happen to be leveling an alt, dump those Rotor Walkie Talkies into the Golden Bank chest. This will help your alts move faster as they go from one place to another while completing quests. Alternatively, if you wanna save those tickets then just use the Taxi – you just have to pay Mesos. Other than Walkie Talkies, you could also pass your alt a fast mount from your main account. Anything that can give it a little boost, really.

Level 50 ~ 60

You would think that the last ten levels are the hardest, but it’s surprisingly easy. At this point, you’ll be out of main quests. Is this where we succumb to side quests? Hell no. This is where your Life Skills come in handy since they give flat EXP.

Auto-performing

It’s essential that once you get your first performing sheet from the quest NPC, you don’t use it on manual performance. Well with the exception of those for the quest. This is because when you perform manually, it consumes the sheet usage amount. However, if done via auto-perform, the usage amount will not be consumed. So once you get to 50, pop that auto-perform 30-minute / 1-hour ticket and you’ll be level 60 in no time.

Auto-fishing

Besides performing, you could also fish despite it being slightly complicated. It’s really not worth it using auto-fish ticket from beginner level. Ranking fishing up is different too. It’s a whole lot to get into so I won’t but if I do, it has to be a standalone guide. If you don’t mind adding some extra hours to your process, manually get your fishing level to Intermediate then auto-fish from there.

So how do you decide which one today? Simple – check the top left of your screen and look at the ticker. If it’s double EXP day for performing, then perform and vice versa.

Hunt World Bosses

You could solo-surf this but being in a party would be better. It’s really up to you though, it’s just faster with a party and that’s the point of this guide, yeah? Currently, World Bosses give ~15% EXP at level 50. So if you’re down to channel surf and hunt for bosses or is simply just out of auto-tickets, you could opt to do this. Check this MapleStory 2 wiki for approximate spawn time. Here’s the list of World Bosses. Make sure you’re killing those on the list and not Elite Bosses.

That’s it! It’s pretty easy to level in MapleStory 2. There are, of course, other ways to boost yourself. For example, if your main has Rank 4 Cooking, Pine Mushroom Stew gives 50% EXP boost for 2-hours. But, we’re going for the simplest methods. So it’s really just – do your main quests then auto-ticket life skill your way to 60. Personally, from 50 to 60, I left my Priest to smash tunes (auto-perform) for 6-hours and when I woke up, it was 60.

If you’re not yet 60, get there quick since Chaos Mode is coming on November 8 and you don’t want to miss that. Struggling with getting your gear score up to 2100? Stay tuned for my next guide!

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Dungeon Name: Toxic Garden

Level Requirement:  17 Minimum

Final Boss: Norcacias

Toxic Garden is the second dungeon players unlock in MapleStory 2. If you want to be prepared for the dungeon, take a look at the walkthrough video above with tips on each fight.

The map layout is shown on the right, courtesy of Gamepedia.

The early dungeons in MapleStory 2 tend to have a small amount of interaction, often leading to simply killing groups of monsters. This continues to be the case for Toxic Garden, making it a simple and quick dungeon early on. From the beginning of the dungeon, you’re tasked with, “Restoring the garden to its former beauty.”

In order to restore the garden, you’ll have to defeat every weed/plant mob in the dungeon. Starting out, players will see four flamethrower devices they can interact with. Upon picking it up, it’s used with a basic attack and does a decent amount of damage to weeds in the beginning. It’s by no means necessary, but it doesn’t hurt either. The first couple weeds drop one on death as well.

After defeating the first three weed mobs, a ladder will appear on both sides of the level taking players to the rest of the mobs. This leads to four small areas with a group of weeds and Toxic Mushmings that need to be defeated for the boss to appear. When each area is cleared, a message will appear saying, “The garden is starting to return to normal.” The floor will also switch from a dark brown to a slightly brighter green.

After each of the four areas is restored and the mobs are cleared, the boss appears in the center at a slightly raised area. This boss is the Norcacias and there isn’t too much to discuss on fighting them. Some brief details to know about the quick fight:

Norcacias Normal FormOften casts four tile AoE attack, avoid the red tiles.Extra ranged mobs (ads) appear on the edges.Norcacias Berserk FormActivated at 60,000 healthBecomes larger in size, still using the AoE attack.

Once Norcacias is defeated, the garden returns to normal becoming a much brighter green and fills with nature. Unlike some dungeons for anyone wondering, this one can’t be speedrun by skipping monsters to my knowledge. Unless anyone has figured out a way to skip portions of it. Stats for Norcacias are shown below, courtesy of Gamepedia.If you have any tips or tricks on fighting Norcacias or getting through Toxic Garden, feel free to share below!

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Switching Up the Game

I remember quite well the first time that I played Maple Story. It was right around 2011, and I had been playing World of Warcraft for about five years already. WoW had become my only video game; it was the one title that I had played for that whole time. I was tired of orcs and elves and demonic invasions and all of the mindless grinding. I needed a new game to play, one that was free. That is when I discovered the original Maple Story.

I immediately fell in love with the game. The MMO reminded me of the old side-scrolling adventure games that I had grown up with. It had a cute anime aesthetic that and also featured online MMORPG elements that allowed me to play with others. It was the switch that I needed, and it remained my go-to game for nearly two years.

Of course, just like everyone else, I eventually went back to playing WoW, but Maple Story remained a fun escape from time to time. I knew that Nexon was creating a sequel, but I had no idea when it would launch in America. Since 2015, players on the other side of the “pond” have been able to enjoy Maple Story 2 without a hitch, while us Americaenjoy the renovated sequel. Breaking the Dimensional Barrier

Maple Story 2 is a loosely connected sequel to Nexon’s 2003 cult hit, Maple Story. The story of this game takes place in a magical realm called Maple World. There is a very generic plot based around a good goddess whose champions have banished the darkness from Maple World. That would be a reference to the first game. Now, in classic Asian literary fashion, the darkness that was once banished has now returned, for some reason. It is now up to some new heroes in Maple World to push the darkness back and bring about the peace and happiness that the world was made for. And guess what…you are that hero! Surprise!

For players who are familiar with the original game, they will immediately notice that the graphical design of the title is far different. The first Maple Story was a 2D side-scroller with limitations on where the characters could go. This made the game feel more like a “Metroidvania” than an actual open-world experience. Maple Story 2has added a whole new dimension to the gameplay, making Maple World a 3D landscape and allowing for the character to traverse the various zones that connect this world.

A Familiar Friend

Throughout playing the free-to-play title, I have come to find that this game truly feels like the natural sequel to the first Maple Story. Everything from the classes to the platforming is brought directly from the initial game, and it has even been expanded upon. This game has added a few new classes to the mix, as well as live voice acting that is not terrible. The story, though somewhat generic, is entertaining and engaging, and each class gets to have their own path to follow. The content that is available is pretty sizable considering that this game costs nothing to play. Sure, some microtransactions will give the player extra cosmetics and the such, but one can quickly get the best gear without paying a dime.

The graphics and game controls are pretty standard for Maple Story 2. Many OG players will want to use the keyboard like the “good old days,” but I have found that using a Steam or Xbox controller allows for the best movement when the action gets intense. And trust me, this game might not look like it, but the battles can be incredibly harsh. Players are pitted against hordes of monsters, and since there are no factions in this game, each player can pitch in and help. I have found myself scrambling for safety as I try and reload my “steampunk” cannon to take a couple of pot shots at a couple of baddies. If you want a challenge, you will find plenty in Maple World.

An Easy Open World With Limits

Maple Story 2 may be called an MMORPG, but the fact remains that this game can be traversed with minimal help. As intense as the fights can get, the design of the game allows the player to take on the most difficult enemies with relative ease. Most quests will reward the player with either new armour or health potions, and it is not unusual to go into a massive fight with over 200 health potions at one time. This game offers plenty of carrots with very little stick for losing.

Exploration is a big part of the Maple Story experience. In this game, however, exploration is directly tied to the story. If a character wants to progress further on the map, then they must progress further in the story. This places plenty of limitations on the player when it comes to making choices. In most open world MMOs, the player can choose to gravitate from the main quest if they so choose. That is unfortunately not the case for this game.

A big part of the MMO experience is character customization. As fun as it is to create one’s avatar, I have found that Maple Story 2 limits that experience significantly. You see, I am a bald man with a beard, and I like my avatars to reflect that. I can not do that in this game. To be honest, I couldn’t even give my avatar facial hair. This shows me that Nexon wishes to have an army of baby-faced brawlers taking on the forces of evil.

The Final Verdict

As of now, I have logged in a little over 20 hours into this game and I plan on putting in much more. It is a fun game plays quite a bit like the original while still presenting players with a fresh experience as a standalone title. The maps and gameplay can be a little restrictive, but all of that is balanced out by the fast-paced gameplay and fun platforming mechanics.

This game is free-to-play and can be downloaded on Steam. With all of this said, Maple Story 2 gets 8 chibi’s out of 10 because those Maple characters are just too darn cute! They really could use some good facial hair though.

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Anime seems to be all over my online world right now. Maybe I’m just a massive weeaboo, but with our recent coverage of Closers, Soulworker, and Peria Chronicles on the way, Japan seems to be creeping closer to home these days. Nexon, the team behind MapleStory haven’t been slow to jump on board as they unveil the MapleStory x Evangelion event.

Kicking off on February 28, the popular pixel art MMO is teaming up with the classic Japanese anime in a rather random, but cool crossover event. This includes tons of Evangelion themed rewards, quests, and battles to keep players entertained. Anybody logging in for the first time, after Feb 28, should receive a call from Dr. Kim to explain the specifics of the event. The Eva pilots and their titular mechanoids have been sucked through an inter-dimensional rift and are now trapped in the MapleStory universe. This includes Shinji Ikari, Rei Ayanami, and my own favorite Asuka Langley Sohryu. There’s no sign of Mari in her purple outfit or Kaworu Nagisa, as you find the teens tending to their Eva units in Dr. Kim’s laboratory.

It’s a plot line that easily fits any turn of the millennium anime, it makes absolutely no sense, but I’m a long-suffering Evangelion fan and that is par for the course. Rei, Shinji, and Asuka are quite accurately translated into the MapleStory universe, with on a cute Chibi facade that is especially adorable when applied to their Eva units. Characterization is surprisingly believable. Shinji is annoying, Asuka is still my personal pick of the three, and Rei is just as ambiguous and lost as fans of the series might remember. It’s a small sprinkling of flavor but giving these pixelated people some believable dialogue is a particularly endearing touch for those of us waiting for the next impact.

Players should also find a whole host of new quests and daily activities to help get these stranded Eva pilots acquainted with their new surroundings. These range from generic Eva unit repairs to tasks more suited to each pilot, and did I mention the Angel attacks?

Angels are humanities enigmatic enemies in the Evangelion universe. Massive black monsters, these seemingly indestructible entities stride across the horizon obliterating everything that stands against them, and some have slipped through with the Eva team. Every hour, Angel attacks take place in the center of town. These iconic advisories must be repelled by MapleStory’s citizens while the Eva units are being repaired.

Active players will be able to repeat these quests multiple times, earning a sizeable cache of Eva coins. These coins can be traded for a host of shiny rewards. Most notably a range of Rei, Shinji, and Asuka skins are available for your avatar. Chairs based on the Eva units and an iconic Evangelion scene between Shinji and Kaworu are also available, alongside hairstyles and Eva androids.

In the end, many of these quests are quite pointedly used to increase player engagement and keep you playing existing content. Whether it is used to incentivize players to stay logged in by holding a battery for thirty minutes, farm mobs for metal shards, or step into Monster Park to train, these do reward players active in the world. It introduces little in the way of insight or narrative, but that isn’t really the intention here. For players are regularly logging into the world, these quests act as a suitably fresh taste to regular content, and honestly, it is very cool to see an Angel stomp into town and pick a fight.

I have to be honest, I don’t play MapleStory as much as I’d like, but I am a massive Evangelion fan and that is clearly what hooked me. While MapleStory doesn’t have the same deep technical capabilities of massive open world MMORPGs, there are moments that are crafted with a clear reverence for the source material. If you want to battle Angels, the Maplestory X Evangelion event is on now.

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MapleStory M (Free), the free to play MMO from Nexon just got a big content update alongside a new Halloween event. MapleStory M is a side-scrolling MMO that brings MapleStory to iOS and Android devices. It is always interesting to see how bigger brands make their way to mobile. Most do smaller side releases while some go for something more ambitious. MapleStory M launched a few months ago in more than 140 countries and it has been downloaded 5 million times so far.

 

 

The Halloween event, the Ghoulbuster, is live until November 8. This event lets players earn event coins by hunting Halloween monsters including the Halloween Pumpkins, Pumpking Zombies, and more. These coins can be exchanged for special items at the Event Coin shop.

The big content update to the game adds a higher level cap, new regions, new skills, UI changes, and a lot more. Mu Lung Garden, Temple of Time, and Gate to the Future are the three new worlds that arrived in the update. The level cap is now 200 from 150 as well. MapleStory M is available for free on iOS and Android. Check out our forum thread for it here.

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MapleStory 2 is not what you might have come to expect from Korean MMOs – neither overearnest nor obsessed with the rush of leveling for its own sake. Instead, this is an MMO for those who love stories and exploration.

Within minutes you can be accidentally setting fire to an anime Hogwarts as a wizard delinquent. Then the game shifts gears – insofar as horse-drawn caravans have gears – and you’re facing off against a bunch of vile villains… with wings. This is a fantasy game, after all.

A lot of game developers lose their sense of humor when faced with building a fantasy world, but MapleStory 2 has comedy baked into its very being. From it's reluctant yet impatient protagonist to its somewhat irresponsible authority figures, the game’s epic story hits different beats than other MMOs – even while satisfying the nostalgic need for RPG heroes and villains.

Getting around that world is a new prospect, too. MapleStory 2 is viewed from on high, which lends its land to exploration, and distinguishes it as an MMO that isn’t simply chasing after World of Warcraft.

ENTER A NEW DIMENSION

You might remember the original MapleStory as a side-scroller, unusual in its genre for making use of vertical space. With MapleStory 2 the series has transitioned into 3D – but that shouldn’t be taken as a sign that it’s become more conventional. Rather than a third-person RPG, MapleStory 2’s world is made up of isometric dioramas, retaining its cute and accessible presentation.

"EXPLORING FEELS LIKE EXPLORING, NOT JUST LEGGING IT TO THE NEXT QUEST NPC"

 

It’s attractively blocky, both in the tiered lecture halls of the magic school and out in the wide world, where the oaks are so tall they could contain a whole street of tree houses. It’s no less vertiginous either since you can climb any surface in the game. Exploring feels like exploring, rather than simply legging it from one exclamation mark to the next.

This is a complete reimagining of MapleStory, filling out familiar personalities and locations from the first game in three dimensions – whether that’s the cozy mushroom town of Henesys, or urbanized thief hideout Kerning City. And, of course, that means you can customize your character from every angle too…

BECOME WHO YOU WERE MEANT TO BE

MapleStory 2 has a stylised aesthetic – so much so that its wizards are taught specifically how to deal with the disarming threat of “cute monsters” – but there’s still plenty of styling left to do yourself. The game begins with character customization that’s, well, more characterful than you might be used to – we paired a ‘Lovely Breeze’ hairdo with a ‘Scoffing Face’. This is an editor very much in tune with the priorities of its audience, allowing you to determine the exact size and position of your pigtails.

The customization extends even beyond the locks that brush against your elbows. You can not only craft and smith accessories but upload your own designs for weapons and armor. The sense of freedom only expands as you get deeper into the design of your fantasy character. Color your hair green and your eyes red – nobody here will stop you from expressing yourself.

PUT DOWN ROOTS

The spirit of adventure may be eternal, but eventually, the nomadic lifestyle of MapleStory 2 needs to be supported with rest, and so at some point, it’s time to settle down. Thankfully, the game grants you the ability to carve out a space for yourself with your own house.

Rather than simply a glorified treasure chest in which to dump your stuff, MapleStory 2’s house system allows you to buy and place furniture manually, as you would in a domestic builder like The Sims. It’s an idea that gels nicely with the game’s charmingly presented cuboid world, while also leaving room for plenty of complexity should you seek it out. If you’re feeling ambitious, for instance, you might want to create a circuit system for your appliances. Rare is the RPG that accurately represents the importance of white goods.

It’s possible to hire staff and start a farm – or stuff your mansion with expensive objects and invite your friends over to see how the other half live. If that’s not company enough, you can convert your home into a pub and welcome perfect strangers instead.

INDULGE IN RPG NOSTALGIA

Clambering over the scenery in MapleStory 2 isn’t just a way to keep yourself entertained on the way from quest A to quest B. Every map in the game has specific exploration goals to complete, whether that’s catching a taxi from Lith Harbor, or taking in Tria’s graffiti. It’s the kind of encouragement to engage with the world that MMOs so rarely make time for – though, MapleStory 2 finds space for the traditional satisfactions of the genre, too.

There’s an epic story quest, plus challenging dungeons and raids, which you can play through like a knight, berserker, wizard, priest, archer, heavy gunner, thief, assassin, or the brand new Runeblade. MapleStory 2’s class roster has expanded since it was released in Korea three years ago, so now you get a wealth of options when deciding how you’ll play through the game. Pick a class and set out to save the universe from evil, basking in the melodrama and all the laughs you’ll get from MapleStory 2’s frequent knowing winks to RPG convention.

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The kid-friendly anime MMORPG MapleStory 2 allows players to design their own costumes and sell them to other players through the marketplace. But of course, not only decent clothes are in circulation here.

Actually, a cool idea to sell self-designed costumes in the very successful MMORPG MapleStory 2 to other players. But the Internet is simply a place where people live out their indecent fantasies.

MapleStory 2 has a problem with inappropriate costumes

What happened? The feature of designing your own costumes in MapleStory 2 and offering them for sale through the marketplace is currently being "abused" by some players. Namely, these indecent and inappropriate clothes design and circulate them through the marketplace. So it is, for example, possible to buy an Adolf Hitler costume or SM clothing made of patent leather and leather.

But many players and also the developer Nexon do not find that funny. After all, the recently launched MapleStory 2 is aimed not only at adult players but also at a younger audience.

Where is the problem? Although Nexon states that the marketplace is actively being reviewed and players can also send a notification of inappropriate content to the team, the design feature is so well used that Nexon is simply overwhelmed.

Again and again, costumes slip through, which should not be offered so actually. Nexon itself explains that due to the number of offers, the review process takes longer than expected. But the team's goal is to respond faster and find the inappropriate items better.

"Proud to be white" - proud to be white - stands on this T-shirt

There are also keyword filters that do not allow words like "trump" or "porn" in the description of a costume, yet it takes little effort to find inappropriate costumes:

with racist sayingspornographic pictures on clothesor the image of US President TrumpA problem that was in sight

What do the players mean? Hardly anyone is particularly surprised that this happened. For many, this was easy to see, because the Internet is so "ticking". There will always be players who exploit and "misuse" such systems.

The player with Trump mask and "Make America Great Again" cap. - Source: Reddit

Enjoy says on Kotaku, "That's what I expect from an item shop of this kind. There are many ways to filter these things before they come to the store, but I think they will not do that. "

Castagere Shaikura says on Massively OP, "When do game developers wake up? You can never give players such a "power". Especially not in an online game. "

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After a long hiatus, MapleStory 2 opened its new servers to Korea and China and finally to Europe. Upon opening, we will review the gameplay, graphics, characters and small and small features of the game and leave you with a MapleStory 2 guide.

MapleStory 2, the now-evolved version of MapleStory, a 2003 role-playing 2D role-playing game, comes in front of the players with a 3-D (but isometric, fixed-angle) gameplay. With its minimalist and anime-style graphics, MapleStory 2 features elements that we can call childish and very cute vein terms of gameplay.

When we enter the game we will encounter characters from the screen starting with you gradually progress to the subtleties of the game.

There are 9 different classes in the game: Knight, Berserker, Priest, Assassin, Wizard, Thief, Archer, Heavy Gunner and more recently joined Runeblade. Briefly recognize the features:

KNIGHTIn this game, our tank class, carrying all the damage on the shoulders of each group, is Knight. Although it has a lot of defensive and vital features, its limited power, low range, and low mobility can make the class difficult to maintain in the PvP.BERSERKERYes, Berserker is actually the class that the players want. Our crazy fighter has a remarkable damage, a weapon that swings very fast and a lot of skills into your head, and a considerable range of range for a mob class. While using this class, you have a power that says en I hit myself!PRIEST

Priest theme, which helps the teammates without getting mixed with meat and milky in many games of our time, is a little different in this game. Priest showing his compassionate face to his teammates with blessings and healing spells; it can also produce amazing damage with a decision from the skies, which makes it a rival that cannot be struck in the PvP.

ASSASSINFlies, escapes, shurikens thrown from right to left. Yes, to Assassin. As a series of talent, Assassin, which resembles a ninja instead of an assassin, stands out with invisibility and high mobility. The Assassin, which is everywhere, has weaknesses. Assassin class, hiding and hiding "Bazinga!" It is perfect for those who want to play fugitive and make their opponents mad.

WIZARD

The Wizard has a tremendous range and damage; Using ice, fire and lightning, it overcomes its rivals. The giant flame hoses that he creates burn up in front of each other. And for those who are able to overcome all the magic that clumps up and reach the Wizard, they have a very low defense.

THIEF

Or I never kiss my dear or I don't like a snake. Su

Thief, which was also designed with the theme of the assassin, acts like a snake and has little touch on his opponent. You think you haven't suffered any damage at all, and that's why you're at odds with Thief, who opened up the distance between you and the poison that was on you until you started shooting like a child.

ARCHERWith its high range and extreme sleight of hand, Archer is probably one of the easiest classes you can play in PvE. Shoot field damage, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, and kill all the monsters! Although it has a simple gameplay, it is an ideal choice for those who know how to keep the distance.HEAVY GUNNERLet's give a little detail about Heavy Gunner, who uses a big machine gun. The voice of the class was performed by the same vocalist as Jinx's voice from  League of Legends. As for the character traits after this little information, the waiting time of the character with a moderate power range, as well as great power and agility, greatly disrupt the work. Even if you can cause high damage instantly, you need to learn how to protect yourself because you cannot sustain continuous damage.

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Magic, weapons, and destruction. You don't have to decide if I play a warrior or not. With the new Runeblade class, you have the chance to play both. You're enchanting your weapons and you're dragging the elements, then you jump on your target. When you come near your opponent's breathing, lightning thunder lightning thunder.

After selecting one of these 9 classes, we are starting to customize our character. I can say that I have not encountered any MMORPG on a screen that is as cringe as the character customization screen of MapleStory 2. You can start the game by choosing from 10 to 15 costumes and shoes from the screen as you dressed in the theater outfit.

When we pass the tutorial in the game, we get into a map where we can be with other players and our adventure begins. By opening the missions and sometimes by entering the dungeons by leveling talent points with the ability to open our hero's abilities. In addition to this, we can increase our basic features (power, skill, luck, etc.) with the stat scores that come with the levels. The game has a map system in the region, consisting of squares that make you feel like the same Minecraft. As the game progresses, we are moving on the map, but according to a minimalist game, we can say that the map is quite large. Speaking of Minecraft, we should not even say: MapleStory 2 is an interactive game with the environment. So you can cut trees, knock down hedges, and even use the surrounding objects to shoot and toss them during a battle.

Inside the game, there are a lot of mini-games from the dance floor to Mario Kart style car races, from Monopoly to the track and even to Bomberman. As you level up, the features you bring to the game increase as you increase on each map. In MapleStory 2, a game based entirely on the freedom of gameplay, you can cling to the flying balloons if you want, and you can rise up on the map. In the game full of fun, there are a lot of passengers, from drones to drones, from paper planes to flying piggies, to battle tanks.

Although the game has plenty of ı home cilik style activities like having your own home and participating in countless activities where you can interact with other players, the game's war system will satisfy you with a big piece in the game and the destruction of what you are looking for.

MapleStory 2, which is a game based on the fullness of a high in terms of content, unfortunately, does not have the features to compete with its rivals in terms of graphics. Having an anime-style game and a lot of content to pour into the image, the game's graphics levels inevitably draw a bit down. Some of the space skills have been avoided in the design of tissue repetition. They wanted to place the same effect on more than one place and create a sense of wealth in the heads. At the same time, the number of skills that the classes have to be limited restricts your diversity to improve your character status. We can say that the way you use your character in many different styles is closing.

In order to make the final decision about the game in total, we have to consider:

The game has various activities to refresh the person's attention.In the game you can add character to your character is a specialization.The class system of the game is satisfactory.The game is interactive with the environment.

But:

The game is from a graphics base to a rather inadequate compared to other games in our age.There is little understanding of the war.The ability to customize your character stats and find different mechanics is limited.In the game you can approach the map with a single angle from the top, you can not change the perspective of StarCraft II, there is a visual layout in the form of DarkOrbit games.

Within the framework of these assessments, we have left you to take your place in the flood of players who have flown to MapleStory 2, who has just joined Europe and close our review with the introduction video of the game. Stay tuned for future reviews!

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We bring you a guide of what are undoubtedly the best pets of MapleStory 2

If you want to know which are the best pets of MapleStory 2 then read on, because we have prepared a very special post for you. There is a variety of pets in MapleStory 2. Players must have a level 50 or higher to use pets and tame them through Pet Taming. They cannot be invoked in certain locations, including PvP areas, arenas, and mini-games. In this post, we have chosen the best ones.

Currently, pets have different degrees: Normal, Rare, Exceptional and Epic, which is influenced by the degree of Dryad Snare used, although pets that fall from the dungeons are characterized as Exceptional.MapleStory's best pets 2 - a little guide before

Before going into which are the best, you need to know this. Depending on the rarity, the pet will receive several talents and higher level bonuses. Bonus talents include but are not limited to Movement Speed, Physical Drilling, Health and Attack Speed.

Normal: +9 Attack on the upper level, maximum of 450Rare: +15 Attack on the upper level, maximum of 750. Win a talent that is unlocked at level 50 of the pet.Exceptional: +21 Attack on the upper level, maximum of 1050. Win two talents that are unlocked at level 30 and 50 of the mascot.Epics: +34 Attack on the upper level, maximum of 1700. You gain three talents that are unlocked at level 10, 30 and 50 of the mascot. MapleStory's Best Pets 2 - How to level up your pets

While some pets are unable to level up, there are those that can earn minuscule amounts of player experience by killing monsters. The best way to level your pet is to use the pet fusion option, which allows you to "feed" other pets to your chosen pet to dramatically increase your experience.

You can receive additional experience with the fusion bonus, which gives you additional experience for the first 24 pets used to merge with your pet and that is shared with all pets. This bonus restarts daily at midnight (daily restart).MapleStory 2's best pets - special pets

The special and high-level pets you can get when you finish dungeons are:

Kandura: You get it at the end of the BeyondLink dungeon. A minimum level of 50 is recommended. The final boss is a Kandura, which you get as recommended and as a pet at the end of the dungeon.Nutaman: You get it at the end of the Rune Temple dungeon. A minimum level of 50 is recommended. You can do it either alone or with a team of 1 to 4 members.Varrekant: You get it at the end of the Lubelisk dungeon. A minimum level of 50 is recommended. You can do it either alone or with a team of 1 to 4 members.Kabo: You get it when you finish the Labyrinthine Halls dungeon. A minimum level of 50 is recommended. You can do it either alone or with a team of 1 to 4 members.Pyrros Fard: You get it when you finish the dungeon The Fire Dragon. A minimum level of 50 is recommended. You can do it either alone or with a team of 1 to 4 members.Balrog: You get it at the end of the Temple of Immortals dungeon. A minimum level of 50 is recommended. You can do it either alone or with a team of 1 to 4 members.MapleStory 2's best pets - other useful pets

There are other cute pets like Strong Piggy that are only obtained by finishing the Quest Pet Mania. You are still in time to get it because it is from Monday, October 1 - until Thursday, November 8. Talk to NPC Bobby in Queenstown to accept the search for the event.

Taming 15 pets of any kind to complete the search and win the Strong Piggy mascot! Players must have at least Level 50 to acquire the mission.

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