MapleStory M currently supports two mobile platforms, iOS and Android. In addition, MapleStory M can be installed on the NoxPlayer Android emulator. However, MapleStory M is experiencing some problems with the MapleStory M emulator. Server Maintenance is very annoying, even though the player knows that the server has no events at all. 

The cause of this error is that when using the Android emulator, most of them use the Android version is lower than the version of Android 5.1.1 so to fix these bug players have to switch to the Nox emulator version The minimum is 5.1.1 to play. Here's how to fix Server Maintenance on MapleStory M.

Guide to fixing Server Maintenance on MapleStory M

Step 1: Launch the NoxPlayer's Multi Driver on the main screen. 

Step 2: In the Multi-Drive window select Add emulator and launch the latest NoxPlayer 5.1.1 window. 

Wait a minute to launch NoxPlayer launching Android 5.1.1. In the end, you just need to reload MapleStory M and launch it normally. 

Then click on the NoxPlayer window that you just created to run the Android 5.1.1 emulator. 

The above is a guide to fix Server Maintenance MapleStory M on the computer, if you are a frequent player on the Android emulator, especially NoxPlayer, please pay attention to the version of Nox to launch Android 5.1.1. On this platform.

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MapleStory M has just landed in Vietnam since July 25, 1818, this is the mobile version of a PC game has been previously favoured in Vietnam: MapleStory Dwarf. With lots of fans from the past, plus eye-catching graphics and fun games, MapleStory M has attracted a lot of gamers.

 

After more than 10 days of release, MapleStory M has quickly climbed to the top of many charts. In particular, in the Game Role category, MapleStory M has been in the top spot in five countries and regions are Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Thailand or second place in Macau. Particularly in Vietnam, after the first day of military excellence, the game is now firmly in the top six of the category Free Game Vai.

 

As of now, MapleStory has surpassed 3 million total downloads. Following the success of this celebration, NEXON immediately launched a series of events to celebrate and grateful to gamers. Specifically, all players who log into the game from August 1 to August 10 will receive free attractive gifts such as Kindergarten Package, EXP Ticket ...

 

In addition to the obvious figures of success, if you learn more about MapleStory M, you will realize that there is something very special about the rate of men and women of this game, Girls games of the game seem unusual. In fact, this "abnormal" is completely understandable, because MapleStory M owns a fun game, do not put heavy "plough hoe" with cute graphics, bright. Obviously, these are the characteristics of a game that women always need.

 

In addition to the unusually high number of female players, the amount of each character class in the game is quite understandable. MapleStory M has five characters, including the Dark Knight, the Pirate, the Dark Lord, the Goddess, and the Bishop, which equates to five types of weapons: guns, guns, claws, bows and wands. Because there are no classes of magicians, people who love to use magic must choose pirates, the character with the greatest damage in the game, and accounted for about 21% of the total. In addition, due to the increasing number of female players, the percentage of Bishops choosing to increase, even surpassing the Dark Lord (using the claw, similar to the killer) to 3%.

 

MapleStory M was officially launched on July 25, 1818, and is currently one of the hottest games in the Vietnamese gaming community. To download and experience the game, readers can visit the official FB Fanpage: https://i.nx.com/2vW.

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INTRODUCTION :

Hi guys, I am currently a top 60 ranked MSM player and I am also in one of the top guilds in the game. So far, I am really enjoying the MapleStory experience on mobile and I have decided to write this guide because when I started off, I had no idea where to spend my hard earned cash and resources acquired throughout the game.

The grind to level 100 is moderately fast, but be sure to follow my steps so that you won't have to restart on a new character because you didn't know what to upgrade or buy. This will be a short guide on how to progress, level up, and farm in the game so stay tuned!

THE BASICS :

BEFORE WE START OFF ANYTHING, if your goal is to level up as quickly as possible, I recommend choosing bishop as your class since at level 30 you unlock a skill that when used, gives you and your party members a 6% EXP buff at the max skill level.

• AutoPlay and Quests
  So by now, you must've already figured out that autoplay is present in this game. As I write this guide I am currently letting an alt auto play its missions so that I can level it up without doing anything. Autoplay only works for quests, and quests are the main way to quickly gain XP in MSM.
  You are not obligated to use this feature. In fact, I recommend to turn it off and manually play once you're at the location because once the quests start asking you to kill 40+ mobs the AI can take a lot of time to finish them. You can speed run quests until around level 85 in this game, after that you will have to do other stuff to gain XP.
  Quests also give a large number of limited resources early on in the game, after which they only give EXP and Meso. Make sure to read the resources section to learn when to use them.

• Auto Battle and Dungeons
  Auto-battle is another feature allowed in this game that should not be confused with autoplay. Basically, this feature allows your character to farm and battle on its own, but you are only limited to 2 hours of botting per day or pay for more.
  This feature is EXTREMELY useful at high levels since there are no more available quests when you don't meet the level requirements. It pairs particularly well with two types of dungeons: mini dungeons and Starforce fields.

There are 6 different dungeons available right now in the game, and each one is vital for the player's progression in the game since mobs from regular quests don't drop any loot :

1. Daily Dungeon
   - The only place where you can get gems (not the ones you buy with real money)
   - Can be accessed 3 times a day (+1 from guild attendance reward and +1 from weekly missions)
   - Gives EXP

2. Elite Dungeon
   - This is where the majority of your loot for equipment and upgrades will come from
   - At a high level, this is one of the few places you can gean t epic weapon and armour powder which are very limited resources
   - Can be accessed 3 times a day (+1 from guild attendance reward and +1 from weekly missions)
   - Gives EXP

3. Mini Dungeon
   - Suppose to give you a lot of EXP and Meso but you can only farm alone making this dungeon literally useless
   - Can be accessed 3 times a day (+1 from guild attendance reward and +1 from weekly missions)
   - **AVOID DOING THESE** unless you don't have enough Starforce to farm in Starforce field yet

4. Mu Lung Dojo
   - Farm to get Mu Long exclusive items, the pendants you can buy with Mu Long points gives a nice EXP boost
   - Top 3 ranked in the dojo gets special equipment
   - Can be accessed 3 times a day (+1 from guild attendance reward and +1 from weekly missions)
   - No EXP

5. Nett's Pyramid
   - Farm to get extremely valuable rare or epic set of equipment that can only be obtained here
   - The only place you can get golden leaves apart from rewards and quests
   - Can be accessed 3 times a day (+1 from guild attendance reward and +1 from weekly missions)
   - Gives EXP

6. Star Force Field
   - THE place for EXP and Meso farming
   - There's hardly a difference between this and mini-dungeons except you can either form or join a party here, where you can share EXP and Meso (the more the merrier!)
   - You can also access this place AS MUCH as you want (why do mini dungeons even exist ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ )
   - Join a party and use all your auto battle refills here, the amount of EXP gained is very good
   - You want to enhance your weapon to have either Starforce 30 or 45 because those two levels have the best spawn and most people farm there

RESOURCES, HOW TO GET AND WHERE TO SPEND :

There are a lot of resources in maple story, but some come in very limited amount. It is important to know what to do with all this $$$ to progress well in the game

• Meso
  This is by far the most common resource in the game, and you shouldn't have any problem getting this later on in your gameplay (lvl 90+). You get these in large amounts just about everywhere. However, everything in maple cost something and usually, it's pretty darn expensive, so don't go spending your Meso around like candy.
  I suggest using Meso to buy epic armour from the trade market and complete a set. Sell any loot that you get and that you don't need from elite dungeons to have enough money to do this.
  At high levels, the most expensive thing you will buy with Meso are enhancements to your weapon armourr. Also, only enhance your weapon/ armour if it's epic quality; anything under won't be used because it's really expensive in stones and powder to upgrade to epic or higher. So you gotta save up early. Enhance your weapon to around level 10 and the rest to level 4, then focus on enhancing your weapon to around level 12 and the rest is up to you.

• Gold Leafs
  Remember when I said there are resources that are really hard to come by? Well, gold leaves are one of them.
  The worst part is, the things you can buy with leaves are really important to level up and upgrade your weapon, but they are also way too expensive, rendering leafs useless. You only get these from missions, achievements, and Nett's pyramid, so yeah they are hard to get.
  I find leafs useful for Occult Cubes, which are what you need to change the potential type (from Rare-Epic) of your equipment. Other than that you can buy weapon/ armour powder and rank up stones, but I doubt you will ever have enough leaves to buy a lot of these. So just buy epic weapon powder to level up your weapon whenever you have enough leaves.

• Armour/Weapon Powder
  You need this to level up your weapon/ armour and eventually upgrade its rank. Problem is you only get these from quests (after a certain point they stop), rewards, gold leaves, and elite dungeons. You CANNOT transfer these from character to character.
  You need more than 500 of these to max level a unique weapon, after which you can upgrade to legendary. Worst part? Weapon powder can only be used for weapons and armour powder can only be used for armour, making this resource even more scarce. Assuming you start levelling up an epic level weapon, it will take A LOT of elite dungeon grinding (which are limited to 4 per day) to finally be able to get a hold of a legendary weapon.

• Armour/Weapon Rank up Stones
  The same idea as the armour/weapon powder, except you can transfer these between characters with your storage. So if you have alts they are not a pain in the ass to come by since you get a lot of these in the first quest missions.

• Equipment
  You get equipment from treasure boxes (1 free daily or 50 000 Meso for 1), or from elite dungeons. You can also buy equipment through the trade station. There an also a few very special equipment you can buy with Mu Long or earn from Nett's pyramid.
  I recommend getting most of your gear from the trade station because 1. it cost Meso and 2. so that you don't have to go through the hardship of levelling and ranking them up. Try to buy epic equipment since that's the highest rank you can buy from the market. Some people can even sell their unique weapon/ armour using a special item that cost gems so if ever you see a unique item and you can afford it, buy it!
  An epic armour/weapon should cost around 1 mil Meso give or take but that can change due to how new the game is.
  Always level up, enhance, upgrade, your weapon first.

• Gems
  Didn't buy any yet but you cannot obtain any cosmetics through F2P so if ever you get free gems to make sure to pimp out your character! #HENEHOE4LYFE

CONCLUSION :

Welp, I'm sick and tired of writing this guide now so I will end this here. If anyone has any questions feel free to ask and I'll be glad to answer. Also, this is my first time posting a guide on Reddit so expect some formatting edits. Will also post a TL: DR if people like this guide.

Happy shroom hunting!

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Modern kids socialize in games like Minecraft or Fortnite, but when I was growing up, I played Maplestory.

Most other kids I knew made new friends at summer camp, or they played soccer or learned how to play an instrument. Meanwhile, I spent my youth as a hermit, shamelessly spending hundreds of dollars (with my parents’ permission) and countless hours playing this massively multiplayer online role-playing game.

My private school classmates called my pastime “weird” and uncool, and they said it was all the weirder for a girl to be so engrossed in an online game. Halfway through high school, I finally abandoned Maplestory and felt convinced that my judgmental classmates were right and that I had wasted years of my life. I hadn’t participated on sports teams or won competitions like they had, so I felt like I had nothing tangible to show for the years I dedicated to a game. It felt embarrassing and depressing. But, as an adult looking back on all of this, I don’t think that way anymore.

Maplestory is a free-to-play, 2D, side-scrolling MMORPG that invites players to explore Maple World, where they can defeat monsters, complete quests, and advance in their class, skills, and abilities. Beyond slaying monsters and exploring the ever-expanding and updating world, you can also trade, chat, and form guilds with other players around the world.

I was ten years old when I started playing Maplestory. While I was initially drawn to the MMORPG because of its cute aesthetics, I continued to play Maplestory for years because of the friends and community I found there. From the comfort of my bedroom, I befriended people I would have otherwise never have had the opportunity to meet, some of whom were several years older than I was. When we weren’t mindlessly killing monster mobs in order to level up, we hung out in the Marketplace having conversations that ranged from light-hearted and entertaining to serious and sincere.

In Maplestory, my friends and I would discuss the complexities of romantic relationships, which never would have come up at my private Catholic school, where my peers and teachers expected us to uphold and respect only one particular type (straight and “traditional” relationships). I felt miserable and repressed at school; how could I be myself with classmates and teachers who would turn their nose up to anything that was slightly different from them? In Maplestory, I felt like I had found a friends group who respected me, even if we didn’t always agree. At school, sharing an unpopular or new opinion would mark me as a target for ostracization.

My Maplestory friends, like any typical group of friends, was far from perfect. The drama would rear its ugly head every once in a while. For years, these online friends were there for me when I had no one else, but eventually, that changed.

In Maplestory, I found a best friend, a Canadian girl who was a few years older than me. She listened to me when I got stressed out and made me laugh when I was on the brink of tears. After years of late-night conversations and hours spent trotting around town on our hog mounts, she met an older boyfriend from Florida in Maplestory. After that, she began to snub me. The new guy encouraged her to ignore me; he would mock me and repeatedly accuse me of being a lesbian because I was so attached to her.

This situation could have just as easily happened in “real” life, and it felt just as upsetting to experience in Maplestory. She was my first best friend, and I had never lost someone so important to me before. I eventually gave up on trying to salvage our friendship. I realized I didn’t want to waste my time with someone who wanted to date an insecure bozo who enjoyed mocking little girls.

One day, I logged in to find that all of my accounts had been completely wiped—no money, weapons, or clothes. Right away, I suspected my former friend, who had popped up out of the blue a few weeks before to ask for help hacking someone else (I had refused). I also realized, in shame, that she still knew my password from back when we were friends. I hadn’t even thought to change it. It had never occurred to me that she would do something so cruel.

I felt miserable. Not only had I lost my best friend, now I had also lost everything else I had worked so hard to earn in this game. My other Maplestory friends offered to help me get back at her and her boyfriend (who I also suspected as a co-conspirator). I refused. I didn’t see the point in stooping to their level. It wouldn’t give me back my things or my former friend.

Maplestory didn’t feel the same, after that. A few weeks later, I woke up one day and realized I didn’t want to play it anymore. I felt sick of it. I had just turned 16 and was about to enter my second year of high school. I had begun to make more and more friends offline. The more time I spent away from Maplestory, the less I missed it. I was too busy stressing about my future, my college prospects, and keeping up with my grades to even think about logging onto Maplestory.

I used to feel ashamed of the time I spent in Maplestory, but looking back, I realize that it meant a lot to me as a kid. I’m no longer in touch with any of the friends I made all those years ago, but the time that I spent with them was just as valuable as the other friendships that I made over the course of my life. All of my experiences, both positive and negative, taught me about myself and about the world. I got to have the same emotional closeness and crushing betrayals that other middle schoolers had in their own social cliques, but instead of a school cafeteria, the backdrop was the Maplestory Marketplace. My childhood was different from so much of my early socialization happened online, but my experiences are just as valuable as the experiences of others. It was far from a gap in my life. Rather, it was a fundamental part of cultivating the person I am today.

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MapleStory M is everyone’s chance to finally get in on the beloved MMORPG. No more excuses! It’s available on everyone’s phone now! Everything fans know and love made its way back, even guilds. Here’s how you can join a guild, as well as make one yourself!

First and foremost, it’s important that we note that you won’t even be able to join a guild (let alone make one) until you get to level 30. Once you do, though, you’ll see the option open up in your menu options. To access this, tap on the three bars on the upper right-hand corner of your screen. The icon next to your bag option.

Once you do, select the Guild icon – which looks like a banner – along with the bottom of your screen. Here, you can apply to join guilds that have been made. There might be a level requirement that the guild leader has set, so make sure you meet that prerequisite. If you’d rather create a guild, you can do so right on that screen as well. It’s just going to cost you 100,000 Mesos and you’ll be able to name it, set a requirement, and that whole deal!

Guilds are a great way to communicate with other players in the game and help each other out with quests. It’s also just plain old’ awesome for cliques. You and your friends can be the coolest adventurers around, with your exclusive guild that literally no one can join. You’re so mean. Why would you do that? Let others play with you, come on.

And there you have it! You’ll be teamed up with like-minded adventurers in MapleStory M. That’s how you join a guild within the game. For more help, you can leave a comment for us to check down below or look up the answer by using our built-in search bar.

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The Bow Master is an amazing ranged class that pelts enemies with arrows from afar in MapleStory M. Most of their skills rely on evasion along with some elemental and debuffing shots, making them a sneaky and deadly fighter. If you’re looking for some tips on how to build your Bow Master, Ayumilove has shared a useful build you can use as a reference in MapleStory M.

When you start out as a Bow Master in MapleStory M, you want to leave both Archer Mastery and Arrow Blow at level 1. From there, go ahead and max out Double Jump, Archer Mastery, Arrow Blow, and then Critical Shot. When you finally unlock the second-tier Bow Master skills, raise Arrow Bomb, Soul Arrow: Bow, and Covering Fire to level one. Next, max out Bow Mastery, Soul Arrow: Bow, and Physical Training. Raise Bow Booster to level 6, Arrow Bomb to 19, then proceed to max Final Attack: Bow, Covering Fire, and Bow Booster.

MapleStory M lets you take the adventures with you on the go, being the very first mobile entry in the series. Players can create their own characters, pick their own classes, and choose which quests they want to play. That being said, you have the option to change how your hero looks in the game, so they aren’t wandering around with generic faces. Here’s how to change your character’s appearance in MapleStory M.

Before you officially start your journey in MapleStory M, you will get to design your very own character. While the options are limited, you can fix how they look and choose from much better options later on in the game. Once you unlock the menu, click on it in the top right corner of the screen. You’ll pull up a list of options, but you want to click the Character tab in the top left side with a helmet marker. Once you click that, another row of tabs will appear below, and from there, you want to click Hair/Plastic Surgery.

The side-scrolling adventure mobile game for iOS and Android, introduces a new class, Cygnus Knights, today.

The new class consists of 5 main characters from the original MapleStory who fight to protect Empress Cygnus and defeat the Black Mage to bring justice to the Maple world.

The five new jobs include:

Dawn Warrior: A double handed sword-wielding warrior who draws power from the sun and moon during combat.Night Walker: A thief that uses claws as his weapon with the ability to summon an illusion of himself that fights enemies alongside him.Thunder Breaker: A knuckle-equipped pirate with the unique ability to link multiple skills in conjunction for faster use.Blaze Wizard: A staff-wielding wizard who can use Orbital Flame in conjunction with the directional pad, which can cast his skill in the desired direction.Wind Archer: A bow-wielding warrior who can attack enemies continuously by using its trifling wind skill.

MapleStory M will also host 2 new events from now until October 9th, 2018 to help new, returning and active players. Maplers who level up any new characters from Cygnus Knights during the Cygnus Knights Growth Support Event will receive special rewards, including the Cygnus Knights chair and mount. In addition, players who create a new account with any character reaching Lv. 3 through 75 will level up by 3 levels during the Burning Level Up Event.

Today’s update also includes the new continent Ereve as well as the Maple Tree Festival System. Based on the number of characters created in the Maple Tree World, the new system gives an additional rank and effect when players level up their characters.

The Immortal Guild Dungeon, a guild specific dungeon has also been added. The new dungeon will allow guild members to earn points and compete in rankings by defeating the immortal boss Papulatus. Earned points will be redeemable in the Guild Shop and Guild Donation.

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