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.

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Nexon’s MapleStory M is a mobile spin-off of the popular MMORPG which aims to finally deliver a version of the experience that on Android and iOS that feels as good as the PC original. But veteran MapleStory players will be pleased to discover that both versions of the game can actually be linked, so here’s how to complete the PC Link Event in MapleStory M.

The process is quite simple, you’ll just need to head over to your MapleStory Administrator in the PC version of the game, an NPC that can be found in nearly every town. Interact with her and click “Talk to a Maple Admin,” then click on the option to “Check Maple M Cross, Event String.” The Admin will then give you an access code. Now you’ll want to open MapleStory M, access the settings menu, options, and click on “Link PC” down at the bottom-left of the screen. You’ll then be prompted for the access code that you were given by the Maple Admin. Simply enter that code to link the accounts.

The original Maplestory, which launched in 2003, is a free-to-play 2D side-scrolling MMORPG where you can choose from some exciting job classes and explore hundreds of different worlds within the Maple Universe. In Maplestory M, you only have access to the original set of classes, The Explorers. You can still play and communicate in real-time with thousands of players from around the world. You can create and join guilds, and explore the endless customization options available like in the original game. However, Maplestory M takes the features that the original Maplestory offers and puts a “smartphone-friendly” spin on them for the better.

Maplestory M does a great job of transferring the game’s original interface onto a phone, making it more user-friendly and without detracting from the gameplay. In the phone game, players can easily see and access their controls, menu, quests, chatroom, and health and magic bars at any time, whether they’re in or out of battle. In comparison, the original game, like most MMORPGs, has a large number of hotkeys attached to the game’s many features that can be difficult to keep up with as a new player. The easy accessibility and visibility of the game’s features is an improvement.

Two game-changing features Maplestory M introduces are Auto Quest and Auto-Battle.

Auto Quest is accessible as soon as you start playing. It allows players to send their characters off to either obtain quests by engaging with non-player characters or fulfil the quest’s requirements, which may include killing a certain number of golems or obtaining a particular mob drop. Auto Quest is great because it lets you be lazy. Why fiddle with the area map to figure out where a certain NPC is, or waste your precious time searching for a specific mob when you can just automatically go where you need to go? Auto Quest decreases the amount of time you’ll need to dedicate to fulfil Maplestory’s often tedious quests, many of them which require going back and forth between NPCs to relay messages, so you can have more fun hanging out with your guild or exploring.

Auto Battle unlocks when your character reaches level 20. Each day, you receive a free “2-Hour Charge” for Auto Battle, a feature that allows a player’s character to automatically attack and kill whatever mobs are on the map it is on. When Auto Battle is turned on, your character will automatically navigate around the map, attacking mobs, obtaining experience points, and absorbing resources to maintain your health and magic points. Characters aren’t immune to death or damage during Auto Battle, so if they run out of potions or are too weak for the mobs they are facing, they will die. Once Auto Battle runs out, you’ll have to resort to either actively grinding or handing over money to exchange for crystals, the game’s in-game currency, to lengthen your Auto-Battle. It’s ideal for players who want to level up their character without having to put an active time investment into grinding.

My favourite aspect of these two new features is that lets you multitask. Auto Quest and Auto Battle continue to run in the background while you mess around with other applications on your phone or do other things in Maplestory M. This wasn't possible in the original game. If you wanted to level up your character, you needed to sit down and grind. If you wanted to purchase things for your character, re-organize your character’s inventory, or sift through the possible accessories you could purchase for your character in the Cash Shop; you’d have to set aside time for that. Now, your character can grind and complete quests without you sacrificing your time and energy that you’d rather put into more worthwhile moments that the game offers, such as interacting with your guild and working together with others in the Elite Dungeon.

Maplestory M brought Maplestory back to life in a way that I didn’t expect it would. With the introduction of the Auto Quest and Auto Battle features, the active time commitment is no longer a major requirement to enjoy the game. Whether you have been playing Maplestory since 2003 or are only just hearing about the game, you may enjoy what Maplestory M has in store for all of its players. 

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Asian free-to-play gaming giant Nexon reported second-quarter revenues and earnings that underscore its proven business model, the company announced today. And the main firepower behind the company’s financials come from online games that are more than a decade old.

Once again, it makes you wonder if free-to-play games, where you play the game for free and pay real money for virtual goods, can be a far better business model than selling games at retail for $60 each, as is popular in the West.

Revenue in the second quarter was $430.5 million, up 2 per cent from the same quarter a year ago. Net income was $290 million in the quarter, up from $173 million a year earlier. The company said the results underscored the company’s strength in live services for ongoing games and validated its business model. But the company also got a big boost from a favourable value for the U.S. dollar.

Dungeon Fighter and MapleStory are both more than 10 years old, but they continue to grow in both players and revenues. Dungeon Fighter Online, known as Dungeon & Fighter in South Korea, continues to engage players in China, while MapleStory showed particular strength in South Korea, where it grew 61 per cent in the quarter compared to a year earlier.

Nexon took its South Korean hit, Overhit, and launched the game in Japan with customizations unique to that market. That resulted in a positive response, Mahoney said. And Nexon’s mobile action role-playing game, Darkness Rises, has been downloaded more than 10 million times worldwide in its first few weeks. MapleStory M, a mobile game, also launched recently in 140 countries.

Looking ahead, Nexon will be launching game services including the MapleStory2 in the West, Overhit on a worldwide basis, and the recently announced Dynasty Warriors: Unleashed in Japan.

PC revenues exceeded Nexon’s outlook in the quarter, driven by strong performance of MapleStory in Korea, while mobile revenues were below the company’s outlook. Operating income was $144 million, better than expected in part due to acquisitions of NAT Games. Costs were also lower than expected.

For the third fiscal quarter ending September 30, Nexon forecasts revenues of $548.8 million to $593 million. It expects net income to be $184.7 million to $216 million. Nexon was founded in 1994, and it has more than 80 live games in 190 countries.

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