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As a MMORPG with a well-developed social system, FFXIV naturally provides you with a variety of interesting emotes and actions in the game, allowing you to interact with your game friends through them, so that you can have a chance to relax after intense battles.
Recently, a new emote was launched in the game, called Pose of the Unbound, but it is more like an action than an emote, and if you often watch animation and comics, you will find that the design inspiration of this emote should come from a classic comic: Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure.
Based on this, we will speculate why the game chose Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure as the emote design idea, and also introduce you how to get this emote in FFXIV.
This is a comic work that began in 1987 and was serialized by cartoonist Hirohiko Araki in the Japanese comic magazine Weekly Shonen Jump. It was transferred to the monthly manga magazine Ultra Jump in 2005 and has been serialized to this day. Fans also refer to it as “Jojo”.
The entire plot of the comic can be divided into 9 parts, each with a new protagonist, but the common point of these protagonists is that they all have the nickname “Jojo”. So far, 6 of the 9 parts have been animated, and 1 has a live-action movie.
Because of its unique art style, frequent references to Western pop music and fashion trends, Jojo has become one of the best-selling, most iconic and influential comic series in history. Although it has only become popular outside of Japan in recent years, it has to be admitted that it has quickly become a classic work in the hearts of anime fans around the world.
Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure became popular in Europe and the United States mainly because the subtle weird elements in the comics brought many popular emoticons, the most famous of which is “Jojo Pose”, one of which is to put your hands in front of your face-which is also the main inspiration for Final Fantasy 14’s new emote Pose of the Unbound, and the official website of the game has also confirmed this.
At present, Final Fantasy 14 is quite popular among MMORPG players in different regions of the world, so if it wants to incorporate some interesting online memes into the game to make you laugh, the inspiration of the memes should be widely known and related to other games or virtual works such as animation, to ensure that most players can understand it.
Obviously, the popularity of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure and the fun of “Jojo pose” can fully meet the above requirements, and maybe this is just the first step for FFXIV-if the new emote Pose of the Unbound is well received, perhaps in the future the game will also plan to carry out more formal and larger-scale crossover events with Jojo.
The first thing you need to know is that this emote was added to Final Fantasy 14 in the patch 7.16 update. The update highlights the final questline in Dawntrail character quest series, but to access it, you’ll first need to complete Dawntrail’s main scenario quest and five character questlines, which are:
Once you’ve made sure you’ve earned the qualifications to start the quest, head to Xbalyav Ty’e in Tuliyollal (coordinates X:12.4, Y:14.7) and find the various NPCs for the corresponding questline to start the quest - in fact, this is the same place you previously visited in the restaurant downstairs where you meet Wuk Lamat during the main story quest of Dawntrail.
While you should be rewarded with FF14 Gil for completing the above quest, it’s not enough to get the new emote - you’ll also need to complete the level 100 Picking Up the Torch quest, which you can start by finding Rral Majun, also in Tuliyollal, standing near the bar. You’ll then have a conversation with her and a nearby Br’uk Evu, which will lead you to learn that Apyaahi, the founder of Passage of the Unbound, is looking for a new leader for her dubious organization.
Your job from then on is to pose as one of Apyaahi’s potential candidates and learn her true intentions in order to complete another level 100 quest, Imposing Views, which will reward you with a gift box that you can open to receive Pose of the Unbound emote.
In addition to the quests related to the new emote, it’s also recommended that you try to complete the rest of the final character questline, as this will earn you “Bright Bustle” Orchestrion Roll and “Sweet Justice” title.
After the above introduction, I believe that you have not only mastered the method of obtaining new emotes in FF14 but also become more interested in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure. In fact, it is totally worth your appreciation. Thank you for reading.
S-Game recently released a demo video about the boss battle, which aroused the strong interest of all players. Below I will share some information about Phantom Blade Zero with you based on this video.
The conventional offensive means of the game are the light attack and heavy attack of the main weapon. Taking PlayStation controller as an example, the corresponding buttons for light and heavy attacks are the square button and the triangle button. Players can use the combination of light and heavy attacks to perform combos, cause damage, and reduce the enemy’s health.
There are two main defensive means in the game:
L1 defense is divided into continuous defense and perfect defense. Press and hold the L1 button. The character will take a defensive posture and defend against the enemy’s attack at the cost of consuming Sha-Chi. If the protagonist’s Sha-Chi is exhausted, there will be a big stiffness, and he will be unable to move for a short time, allowing the enemy to attack.
In contrast, pressing L1 at the moment before the enemy attacks can achieve perfect defense, which will not only not consume your own Sha-Chi, but will reduce the enemy’s Sha-Chi. If the timing is not accurate and perfect defense is not achieved, a certain amount of Sha-Chi will be consumed. Perfection can be judged by the orange sparks of the weapon collision during defense. If the enemy’s Sha-Chi is exhausted, of course, it will enter a big stiffness, and this is the best time for the protagonist to attack.
The slide dodge of the R1 button is a relatively safe defense method in the game. It does not consume any resources and can handle almost all attacks of the enemy in the game.
Among the many enemy attack methods, there are two special attacks that require extra care, namely red light attack and blue light attack.
It is not difficult to see that the core combat system of the game is centered around Sha-Chi.
Different from the defensive system in Sekiro, Sha-Chi is both a defensive resource and an offensive resource. The player’s Sha-Chi can be used for defense or to launch a heavy attack with the triangle button to perform a combo. The enemy can also defend your combo, but it will reduce the enemy’s Sha-Chi.
In summary, the most basic combat strategy of the game is to use L1 to defend perfectly and use the triangle button to perform a heavy attack at the right time, while guarding against the enemy’s undefended red light attack and using R1 to resolve it. For players with a basic understanding of action games, the basic combat mode can be mastered in about ten minutes.
This main weapon is actually the two weapons held by the protagonist in both hands. The short knife in the left hand is Crimson Viper, which is mainly flexible and maneuverable, mainly used in light attacks; the long sword in the right hand is White Serpent, which has large and long attack movements and is mainly used in heavy attacks.
The biggest feature of White Serpent & Crimson Viper is flexibility and maneuverability, and it can execute enemies from a distance.
In the first stage of the boss battle, the player needs to fight seven enemies at the same time. Obviously, the chief is our main target.
If you only attack the chief, you will find that when his health drops to a certain value, a companion will use silk thread to replenish his health. At this moment, you realize that you also need to reduce the number of enemies on the battlefield as soon as possible, and don’t give the chief a chance to recover.
The snake-shaped long sword White Serpent is swung wide, and the action often rotates in a circle, which is very suitable for dealing with multiple enemies. More importantly, the short knife Crimson Viper can trigger the execution action at a distance without getting close to the body, which is very useful for quickly clearing the field.
This weapon’s combo often has a small stiffness when closing the move, and it can stop at any time. When attacking, you can immediately press the perfect defense when you close your hand, and the attack and defense switch is extremely fast.
The feel of Soft Snake Sword is completely different from that of White Serpent & Crimson Viper. When you first use it, it is just like it looks, soft and weak, with low damage and poor ability to reduce Sha-Chi.
The hidden mechanism of Soft Snake Sword is: after holding down L1 to defend, press the triangle button to initiate a new parry action. If you have resources (the points below the weapon icon), consuming one grid of energy to parry the enemy’s blue light attack perfectly can almost instantly clear the enemy’s Sha-Chi value and derive a new combo move.
This demonstration is one-to-many. In action games, one-to-many is not a well-designed battle scene, or it is not compatible. Friends who often play action games must have a deep understanding: the one-to-many in Ninja Gaiden is very fun, but the one-to-one boss battle is not so refreshing; the one-to-one duel in Sekiro is very exciting, but it is easy to be killed by attacks from all sides when it is one-to-many. One-to-one and one-to-many are not easy to balance.
Just like in action movies, if the villains rush forward, two fists cannot beat four hands. Even if the protagonist has a lot of skills, he will probably lose. If the villains stand aside and watch, it is too fake, and anyone can see that it is acting.
The soldiers can neither rush in all at once and beat the protagonist so that he can’t fight back, nor can they just stand by and watch indifferently. These seven brothers have provided a new solution.
When there are many people on the scene, the seven will frequently set up formations and attack together. This not only resets the battlefield situation and prevents the player from being surrounded for a long time, but also gives the player a good time to cause damage, because this move is easy to resolve and can immediately make a set of heavy damage.
When there are not many people on the scene, his companions will take the initiative to adjust their position, surround the protagonist, and attack in turn. This method seems to surround the player, but because the attack and defense speed of the game is very fast, the enemy’s movement time is completely enough for the player to deal with the enemy in front of him, which actually gives the player time to defeat them one by one.
At the end of the demonstration video, the protagonist uses a giant axe to end the chief. It should be noted here that when this giant axe is activated, the protagonist is not invincible and will stop moving when hurt. The video demonstrator is obviously very familiar with this move, so he confidently uses this move to end the battle.
Phantom Blade Zero will announce its release date this year, and you must be impatient! Let us wait for new news about this game together.
What is the difference between KMSM and global version? Some Redditors gave their own answers and judgments on Reddit MapleStory M community regarding a recent thread upon the Korean version' experience. Here are some quotes from this discussion:
"Korean version is so much different from the Global version. Here are some key differences:
Available character classes: Phantom, Luminous, Mercedes, Evan, Aran, Explorers (Including Paladin and Hero), KoC
Equipment classifications: In the trade market, the equip are classified according to levels 10, 20, 40, etc till level 160, ranging from all sorts of weapons to accessories. Characters can only equip the next higher tier equip upon reaching the next level tier (10,20,30,40, etc). For each level tier, there are sub tiers which classifies the equip to normal, rare, epic, unique.
Level cap is 200.
Lots of event dungeons.
Equipment drop rates: I started a new character and even the weakest monsters (blue snails, green snails) drop equipment at quite a high rate.
I feel that the global version basically is a cash cow for Nexon. Korean Maplestory M feels a lot more like the PC version. So many more features..."
So I played Korea Maplestory M from r/MapleStoryM
"This is a normal phase for the Western release of any Korean games. We get behind the updates from Korean version by months or years so that the Western publishers can make enough profit to actually break even or obtain the updates from the developers.
There's this MMO called Black Desert Online, at first launch for the Western players, the updates were average every week and then they pushed the major and important update almost every week now to the point they are like few months only behind the Korean version, and some players are complaining the contents were released to fast for them to actually experienced it beforehand.
So enjoy what you what, try the Korean version if you will. The content will come, it's just a matter of timing and Nexon's decision when they have profiting enough from the game."
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"I played KMSM when it first came out, and I don't recall having these armors we have here in the global release, I'm pretty sure they ALWAYS had the regular gear which is leveled at like 10, 20, 30, 40 etc. My nooby mage on KMSM is wearing nooby PC style equips and it's marvelous.
Pretty disappointing because if KMSM never had it then it's not a release we'll get later. Seems like we've gotten a dumbed down version. I really like the PC style equipment system of KMSM.
Extra jobs I'm not fussed about, KMSM didn't have those on launch either.
Making mesos in KMSM is A LOT harder though imo."
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MapleStory M is the latest adventure in the series, bringing all the action to your smartphone. Players can create their own avatar and customize their looks, clothes, and overall appearance before setting out on their grand quest. Before heading out on their journey, however, one vital step is picking a job class in the game. There are a total of six classes that each have their own skills and abilities. If you’re wondering what to pick, here is the best class in MapleStory M.
You have the option of choosing one out of the following classes in MapleStory M:
Generally, the class with the highest attack falls to the Bishop who can blast enemies away with an array of powerful spells. That being said, most of their attacks do rely heavily on MP, so you will be burning through plenty of potions as you make your way through the game. If you aren’t a fan of using spells or wasting your precious potions, you can turn to the Night Lord or the Corsair, as these classes also come with some pretty strong attack power. It’s worth noting that Corsairs are more ranged fighters who use guns, while Night Lords use their claws to get in close to their enemies.
That being said, there isn’t any “wrong” class to pick, and the best class in MapleStory M still falls to your personal preference. There’s hardly a gap between each of their base attack power, and not to mention that you can still enhance their stats through equipment in MapleStory M.
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It has been a long time before a mobile game "fever" in the community of Vietnamese gamers. By bringing almost everything from PC to mobile, MapleStory M attracts players like the "Dwarf Mushroom Adventure" day.
Although it's a 2D game, MapleStory M is hardcore, requiring players to persevere, patience, or turn into a "trench coat" that does not get tired all day and night. This is because, in order for the characters to improve their power, MapleStory M players must purchase upgrades and upgrade them continuously. This is the process that consumes so much Mesos (units of money in the game) that only plowing a major acc ... then "a lifetime" brothers also cannot be strong.
However, there is another way, if you have (more) cash then everything will be simpler, just load and rotate the diamond chassis will have the probability of the Legend - green (near the bottom) in the game. Estimated to own a full set of green, players will have to pour in 10 - 20 million VND, even more than several times if black enough. This is definitely the amount that most of the brothers do not want to spend (or not eligible).
Therefore, players who do not want to spend a penny still own the strongest rank Mythic - red. In return, you have to plow non-stop. Here is a share of a Vietnamese "plow", he owned the red along with full set of green, estimated over 20 million.
MYTHIC ROYAL GOLF COURSE FOR FREE PLAY
After getting some Legend by plowing the common acc, I share some experience with F2P brothers:
- For maximum 1 item (orange) needs 1040 purple powder, 10.4 million Mesos.
- 1 clone (nickname) level 82 will have 221 purple powder weapons, 172 powder purple armor, 2.8 million Mesos.
- A continuous quest to level 82 takes 9 hours.
=> 4.7 clone level 82 is one max.
- In order to have a Legend, you need 2 items with max + 40 million Mesos.
- Up to 1 Legend needed 3500 Purple Powder + 35 Million Mesos.
=> In order to have a legend requires 9.4 clone level 82 + 60.8 million Mesos.
- To have a Mythic requires 2 Legend max + 90 million Mesos.
= In order to have a Mythic you need to create 50 clones LV 82 + 281 million Mesos.
Each acc lv 82 has 2.8m so you just need to earn 141 million more meshes only.
P / S: If you find plowing 82 lv 9h is a long time, then you have the second option is to plow lv 68 only takes 4h, in return, there are 157 weapons purple powder, 99 purple powder + 1m Meso = > to get 1 unique need 6.6 clones.
You can see the stunned feat of the guy. So to own only a very powerful Mythic, the player had to lose 50 clone x 9 hours = 450 hours. If you do not eat not sleep, only clone plow, you also have to spend ... almost 3 weeks. While MapleStory M new release was 1 month ... the really new attitude "plow" of Vietnamese gamers: D
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MapleStory M is the chill multiplayer mobile version of the popular 2D MMORPG, MapleStory. In it, you’ll explore the world’s peaceful isles, level up, make friends, and go on quests with other players. One of the most popular features is pets.
Pets and minions are a pretty common feature in lots of MMORPGs, but in MapleStory M they are a little more interesting. Not only do they follow you around and act all cute, they also serve different purposes in battle such as using your potions for you when your health gets low or picking up items. If you ever played Castle Crashers, they are a little bit similar to that. You can equip them by going to your character screen, and then tapping Pets. From that menu, you can see all the ones you have available to you and swap them in/out for a maximum of three. You can also feed them to level them up using Pet Food which allows them to provide additional buffs to you while exploring the world of MapleStory M.
To get new and different ones, complete quests and some of them may contain pets as a reward. Free daily rewards may also contain pets. Finally, you can also use real-life money to purchase optional ones from MapleStory M’s cash store. From what we can see, these ones from the store don’t appear to be any more/or less powerful than the normal ones you can get, at least not at level 1. They are just cute and are different from the ones you normally would find.
That does it for how to get pets and what they do in MapleStory M. Hopefully you’ll come across lots of cute ones that you like as you play through MapleStory M on your phone or tablet.
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Are you one of those folks addicted to the grind? Just can’t stop playing until you’re the very best there is? Is MapleStory M simultaneously love, life, and the potential cause of your death? One of the best barometers of your success is by power leveling your way to the maximum, and obviously, this is both a lot easier (and less traumatizing) if you have a goal in sight. To know when you’ll finally have achieved this, you’ll have one question bouncing around your mind: what in good heavens is the max level cap in MapleStory M?
You’ll be pleased to know that not only is an answer in place, but it’s only recently been raised, meaning that you’ll have a chance to get on it before the huddled masses. As of the update on July 24, the max level cap has been extended to 150. This was in addition to adding a new world, new dungeon, and of course fresh new achievements to correspond with the new max level cap.
Inevitably, the max level cap is due to change again within time, and as MapleStory M’s popularity spreads further and further thanks to its long-awaited launch on mobile platforms, you can expect to see that number raised even further as more people hit the level cap and are desperate for more achievements to chase down.
MapleStory M has a frequent maintenance schedule due to its heavy user base, and it occasionally goes down for unscheduled maintenance, too. Be sure to keep an eye on the social media channels for patch notes afterward to learn of any changes to the level cap. Plus, sometimes you can get sweet in-game items for logging on shortly after maintenance!
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It’s one of your most dreaded fears, and now it’s here before your very eyes: “illegal program has been detected”. Not only is it lacking in grammatical elegance – periods are important, guys – but it forbids you from accessing MapleStory M.
So what gives? Why have you been able to access the game perfectly unimpeded, only to have this warning pop up now, of all times? The first thing to realize is that the program detection system isn’t perfect; it will miss things upon launch sometimes, and catch it later on.
The most obvious fix, clearly, is to uninstall any cheat programs that you may have on your device. Anything that is made with the intention of altering or hacking the game should be uninstalled immediately. Otherwise, you run the risk of your account being banned permanently. Note that you do not have to be running these programs during gameplay in order for them to be detected; if the scans detect it, uninstalling is your only option.
The illegal program message is also known to trigger in phones that are rooted or jailbroken. If your phone is second hand and you are unaware of its background, this could potentially be the case, as well.
As a final fix, try reinstalling MapleStory M and relaunching it without any other programs running, even ones that are completely unrelated to hacking. You might have an innocuous app that is somehow triggering the warning.
Failing all of this, your best bet is to get in contact with Nexon directly and report your issue. As MapleStory M is newly launched on mobile, it is bound to have some hiccups here and there, and the best way to prevent this from happening is to inform the developers quickly and politely.
Hopefully, this will help you get back into the fun. For more MapleStory tips and tricks, search Twinfinite.
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