Friday, April 23, 2010
Compared to many other RPGs
Mainly within this game, you can interact just like within any other MMORPG (take World of Warcraft as an example). You can chat and interact with other player, but the game itself is played as a RPG, therefore you have to fight your way through monsters and puzzles. Compared to many other RPGs you do not start, as anything but just as a beginner - from this point on depending your actions and choices you will develop into a certain character.
This can be rather intriguing especially if you were used to picking your character and developing it from that point on - but it is a rather interesting perspective. Another intriguing and interesting thing is the fact that in order to generate statistics for your character you have to roll the dice - again something you do not find in typical MMORPGs.
A Beginner's Guide to Maple Story
With all the jobs and daily troubles we have to go through it seems nearly impossible to simply sit down, relax and forget about all the things that annoy us throughout the day. In some cases it even seems impossible to get your mind off your problems, not to mention unwind. Why not make a trip into a different universe and simply play a computer game?
It must be a long time since you last played a game so why not try one now - I frankly recommend Maple Story. What you first need to know about Maple Story is that it is a free, 2D MMORPG (massive multiplayer online role-playing game). As I just mentioned the game itself is free, but there are several enhancements that can cost you real money at times. It just depends on your tastes and needs.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Maplestory Guide Pianus
A favourite of most Paladins out there I'm sure. With 4th job Pianus a total joke now, a decent (full) party can expect to take one down in 5 minutes easily. Pianus can be found at the bottom of Aqua Dungeon, where it spawns every 24 (Right) to 36 (Left) hours.
The left Pianus has 24,000,000HP while the right Pianus has 30,000,000HP
Minimum HP: 3,800 (Left), 4,900. (Right) You might be able to try earlier though it'll be risky.
Boss info: Pretty simple really, all you need is the minimum HP and at least one person who can do 10,000+ every hit. (Dark Knights and Heroes are excellent for this) The reason for this is because Pianus summons bombs which will explode when their HP is between 1 and 5,000, dealing around 10,000 damage to anyone nearby, ouch. Not nearly as dangerous as it sounds though.
The left Pianus has 24,000,000HP while the right Pianus has 30,000,000HP
Minimum HP: 3,800 (Left), 4,900. (Right) You might be able to try earlier though it'll be risky.
Boss info: Pretty simple really, all you need is the minimum HP and at least one person who can do 10,000+ every hit. (Dark Knights and Heroes are excellent for this) The reason for this is because Pianus summons bombs which will explode when their HP is between 1 and 5,000, dealing around 10,000 damage to anyone nearby, ouch. Not nearly as dangerous as it sounds though.
They're very quick to respond
After testing out several online Nexon cash card sellers, these are the results that I've come to:
Swagvault.com and OGpal.com take hours to deliver my Nexon cash code. When I tried to contact them about my order, their customer service is poor. It didn't seem like I was of great concern to them and my issues weren't clearly addressed or handled. ChargeNX.com does have cheap prices, but took a really long time to deliver the Nexon cash code. I also didn't like the website layout because everything was a little disorganized. Suddenchaos.com took two days to deliver the Nexon cash code because I was a new customer. It may vary because they state that returning customers take up to 24 hours and new customers take 48-72 hours. Nexussuperstore is a hassle because new customers have to submit an ID or billing statement in order to have the Nexon cash code delivered. Also, returning customers will have the codes emailed within 24 hours, like Suddenchaos.com. The website has too many advertisements, so it looks very cluttered.
Overall, I liked NX-World.com the most because I received the Nexon cash code under 10 minutes! I purchased a second time a week later to test out their consistency, and I received the Nexon cash code in under 10 minutes again! I also tested out their customer service, and it's great! They're very quick to respond, professional, and friendly. I definitely found my Nexon cash card seller. You should definitely give them a try if you're a new or frequent Nexon cash card buyer. I believe they also started an additional website to sell not only Nexon cash cards, but other gaming cards as well at MMO-Access.com.
Swagvault.com and OGpal.com take hours to deliver my Nexon cash code. When I tried to contact them about my order, their customer service is poor. It didn't seem like I was of great concern to them and my issues weren't clearly addressed or handled. ChargeNX.com does have cheap prices, but took a really long time to deliver the Nexon cash code. I also didn't like the website layout because everything was a little disorganized. Suddenchaos.com took two days to deliver the Nexon cash code because I was a new customer. It may vary because they state that returning customers take up to 24 hours and new customers take 48-72 hours. Nexussuperstore is a hassle because new customers have to submit an ID or billing statement in order to have the Nexon cash code delivered. Also, returning customers will have the codes emailed within 24 hours, like Suddenchaos.com. The website has too many advertisements, so it looks very cluttered.
Overall, I liked NX-World.com the most because I received the Nexon cash code under 10 minutes! I purchased a second time a week later to test out their consistency, and I received the Nexon cash code in under 10 minutes again! I also tested out their customer service, and it's great! They're very quick to respond, professional, and friendly. I definitely found my Nexon cash card seller. You should definitely give them a try if you're a new or frequent Nexon cash card buyer. I believe they also started an additional website to sell not only Nexon cash cards, but other gaming cards as well at MMO-Access.com.
Here are some tips on finding good Nexon card sellers
(1) Make sure the website has contact information. Most websites will have an email contact information only. Make sure they have a live chat support and a phone number you can call so you can be sure to get in contact with them. Talk to them first and see how willing they are to help you out. If they don't respond kindly, how do you know if they will later when you purchase from them and run into a problem?
(2) Make sure they have good feedback. If a website does not have good reviews, or seems like they have phony reviews, you know they wrote it themselves to try to look better. A lot of websites have phony reviews. Use your good judgment to see which ones are real, and which ones are fake.
(3) Know your preferences. Do you want your website to deliver instantly or do you want the cheapest price and wait? It's up to you. The websites with cheaper prices aren't necessarily the best websites. For example, I bought from ChargeNX.com, and they took forever to deliver. I had to wait hours and hours before I got my Nexon cash. Although the price was cheap, I didn't think it was worth the mental anguish I suffered waiting for my code to be delivered!
(2) Make sure they have good feedback. If a website does not have good reviews, or seems like they have phony reviews, you know they wrote it themselves to try to look better. A lot of websites have phony reviews. Use your good judgment to see which ones are real, and which ones are fake.
(3) Know your preferences. Do you want your website to deliver instantly or do you want the cheapest price and wait? It's up to you. The websites with cheaper prices aren't necessarily the best websites. For example, I bought from ChargeNX.com, and they took forever to deliver. I had to wait hours and hours before I got my Nexon cash. Although the price was cheap, I didn't think it was worth the mental anguish I suffered waiting for my code to be delivered!
That's why I went ahead and took
I purchase Nexon cash cards frequently, but the NX purchased through Nexon's website cannot be used for MTS. I wanted to find a reputable online Nexon cash card seller since there's so many out there in the market. I've seen many horror stories about people purchasing from an online seller only to be scammed out of getting their NX, especially on eBay. My friend once purchased Nexon cash from a website claiming fast delivery, but his Nexon cash code was delivered about 13 hours later. By that time, the item he wanted was gone. It's tricky to find a good online seller of Nexon cards, so you need to choose carefully. That's why I went ahead and took the time to test out different online Nexon sellers until I found a few reliable ones.
Maplestory and Securely
I've been playing Maplestory for quite some time and let me tell you, it is one of the best MMORPGs out right now. The characters, bosses, and quests are sure to entertain you as much as they've entertained millions of players worldwide.
If you are like me, you take pride in your character. After all, you've spent countless hours developing its skills. Not only do I personally like to deck out my character in awesome clothing, but I also like to buy EXP cards and Gachapon tickets to level faster and gain better items. Mostpeople prefer purchasing items through their item shop, and I do too because it's very convenient. Plus, there's better choices of items and gear for your character as opposed to those in-game only.
If you are like me, you take pride in your character. After all, you've spent countless hours developing its skills. Not only do I personally like to deck out my character in awesome clothing, but I also like to buy EXP cards and Gachapon tickets to level faster and gain better items. Mostpeople prefer purchasing items through their item shop, and I do too because it's very convenient. Plus, there's better choices of items and gear for your character as opposed to those in-game only.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Most equipment falls into the following requirements
) Can only be equipped buy a single main class, or job.
2) For most classes there is a set of equipment choices available to upgrade to every 5 to 10 levels.
3) For most jobs, the levels you can upgrade basic equipment at is 10, 20, 30 and so on. The Mage job class's equipment level most of the time starts at 8, 18, 28, and so on.
4) All equipment has a set number of upgrades available. To upgrade, you need scrolls. This will be explained in a later article.
5) Each new set of equipment available at each "upgrade level" usually has a few bonuses above the previous set available.
6) Each set also usually has a variety of choices in colours.
7) Each colour has set average bonuses the particular piece of equipment can have and usually pertains to the desired stats that the class would use.
8) Most equipment that are considered accessories (rings, earrings, belts, etc) are not job dependent.
9) There are occasional permanent and temporary equipment from events and quests that do not always follow this list. For example, the maple anniversary weapons that fall on levels 35, 43, and 64 for their respective upgrade opportunities instead of the usual 10, 20, 30 pattern.
Some of the equipment are common, meaning any class can equip them, and available to be equipped by 2 or 3 classes. This allows players to upgrade some equipment in ways that can be used by multiple job classes. When these items are upgraded to the point they are considered good or "godly" their potential selling price to other players can be very high.
2) For most classes there is a set of equipment choices available to upgrade to every 5 to 10 levels.
3) For most jobs, the levels you can upgrade basic equipment at is 10, 20, 30 and so on. The Mage job class's equipment level most of the time starts at 8, 18, 28, and so on.
4) All equipment has a set number of upgrades available. To upgrade, you need scrolls. This will be explained in a later article.
5) Each new set of equipment available at each "upgrade level" usually has a few bonuses above the previous set available.
6) Each set also usually has a variety of choices in colours.
7) Each colour has set average bonuses the particular piece of equipment can have and usually pertains to the desired stats that the class would use.
8) Most equipment that are considered accessories (rings, earrings, belts, etc) are not job dependent.
9) There are occasional permanent and temporary equipment from events and quests that do not always follow this list. For example, the maple anniversary weapons that fall on levels 35, 43, and 64 for their respective upgrade opportunities instead of the usual 10, 20, 30 pattern.
Some of the equipment are common, meaning any class can equip them, and available to be equipped by 2 or 3 classes. This allows players to upgrade some equipment in ways that can be used by multiple job classes. When these items are upgraded to the point they are considered good or "godly" their potential selling price to other players can be very high.
Maplestory Equipment and Upgrades
Equipment in the MMORPG, Maplestory, is fairly simple. There are not a lot of potential modifiers for equipment, there aren't too many "unique" or "rare" equipment that are hard to find and there also aren't any sets that give bonuses for having a complete set.
The bonuses for most equipment are fairly simple. There are the basics, defense and magic defense, weapon attack, magic attack, speed and jump. Then there are bonuses to the 6 basic stats, strength, intelligence, dexterity, luck, hp (hit points) and mp (mana points). There are also bonuses to the related secondary stats, hands, avoid and accuracy. On top of the attacks or defenses, most equipments have no more than 3 bonuses under normal circumstances. With 2 exceptions for sets of equipment, no equipment comes with any skill bonuses.
The possible kinds of equipment are pretty basic. There are weapons, hats/helmets, shoes/boots, shields, tops, bottoms/pants, overalls (cannot be equipped at the same time as tops/pants), gloves, rings, and other accessories. The number of each kind of equipment that can be equipped is limited to one at a time, except for rings. You can equip up to 4 rings.
The bonuses for most equipment are fairly simple. There are the basics, defense and magic defense, weapon attack, magic attack, speed and jump. Then there are bonuses to the 6 basic stats, strength, intelligence, dexterity, luck, hp (hit points) and mp (mana points). There are also bonuses to the related secondary stats, hands, avoid and accuracy. On top of the attacks or defenses, most equipments have no more than 3 bonuses under normal circumstances. With 2 exceptions for sets of equipment, no equipment comes with any skill bonuses.
The possible kinds of equipment are pretty basic. There are weapons, hats/helmets, shoes/boots, shields, tops, bottoms/pants, overalls (cannot be equipped at the same time as tops/pants), gloves, rings, and other accessories. The number of each kind of equipment that can be equipped is limited to one at a time, except for rings. You can equip up to 4 rings.
I hope these tips help and that you make millions
But for now we will concentrate on how to make mesos on MapleStory especially for those that don't have stacks of mesos. When playing to need to bear in mind that the more mesos you have the more mesos you can accumulate and here are some tips which will help you to a mesos tycoon quickly!
Firstly you need to kill monsters for mesos which is fairly easy just use your skills and make sure you don't get hurt in the process. On rare occasions the monsters may also drop their equipment which you can pick up and sell to other players or at the free market. You can train on monsters that may drop valuable items although you will have to work in the cost of training so pick out your monsters carefully.
Other methods of earning mesos fast are merchanting, running the business, questing for mesos, selling your fame and visiting the cash shop. An easy way to make mega mesos is rewards from quests as some of the quests give rewards that amount to millions of mesos and get EXP points which is far more fun than continuous grinding. I hope these tips help and that you make millions of mesos while role playing now that you know how to make mesos on MapleStory.
Firstly you need to kill monsters for mesos which is fairly easy just use your skills and make sure you don't get hurt in the process. On rare occasions the monsters may also drop their equipment which you can pick up and sell to other players or at the free market. You can train on monsters that may drop valuable items although you will have to work in the cost of training so pick out your monsters carefully.
Other methods of earning mesos fast are merchanting, running the business, questing for mesos, selling your fame and visiting the cash shop. An easy way to make mega mesos is rewards from quests as some of the quests give rewards that amount to millions of mesos and get EXP points which is far more fun than continuous grinding. I hope these tips help and that you make millions of mesos while role playing now that you know how to make mesos on MapleStory.
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Maple Story Bowman Guide
Bowman is the ranged class in MapleStory. They use bows and crossbows to deliver high amounts of damage to their enemies.
The Bowman's main stat is Dexterity which provides him with very high accuracy. This will allow them to be the only class to hunt monsters that are a much higher level than themselves.
The Bowman character class gets a very unique skill which allows them to knock their enemies back which will allow the Bowman to stay at range and unleash his fury on them.
Bowman is a low populated class, meaning there are not many of them on most servers compared to other MapleStory character classes.
The downfall to a Bowman is that they take a while to train and level until you reach the 3rd Job Advancement.
As a Bowman, your damage will be very inconsistent while leveling until you get some of the higher end class skills.
While a Bowman is one of the most unique classes to play, their full potential will not be shown until they reach the higher levels in MapleStory.
The Bowman's main stat is Dexterity which provides him with very high accuracy. This will allow them to be the only class to hunt monsters that are a much higher level than themselves.
The Bowman character class gets a very unique skill which allows them to knock their enemies back which will allow the Bowman to stay at range and unleash his fury on them.
Bowman is a low populated class, meaning there are not many of them on most servers compared to other MapleStory character classes.
The downfall to a Bowman is that they take a while to train and level until you reach the 3rd Job Advancement.
As a Bowman, your damage will be very inconsistent while leveling until you get some of the higher end class skills.
While a Bowman is one of the most unique classes to play, their full potential will not be shown until they reach the higher levels in MapleStory.
Friday, April 9, 2010
Expert and is a particular fan of Nexon's
Finding a trustworthy NX Cash seller on the internet may take some time. First of all, there are plenty of scam sites out there, and I'm sure you've heard a lot about these. One of the most important things about playing Maple Story is that you do not want to be hacked. Not only can you lose all your Nexon Cash items, but you can even lose all the mesos and equipment that you worked so hard for.
Make sure you do good searches on the internet using good keywords to find some reliable Nexon Cash sellers. There are not too many sellers on the web right now, and I have tried them all. Personally, I feel that there are only a couple of good, honest, and fast Maple Story cash sellers online. Do a simple search on Google for Nexon Cash Cards and you're sure to find a few that'll meet your needs. Try them out for yourself and see if they can offer you what you need - fast and quick honest service, with valid and working Nexon Cash codes. This is the most important thing that you need to make sure when buying game cash online.
So now that you're ready to get some Nexon Cash to boost up the look and feel of your Maple Story character, how can you buy NX Cash safely on the internet? The key is to search for sellers on the internet and to try their service out for yourself. The best ones offer fast and quick deliveries, with no hassles.
Make sure you do good searches on the internet using good keywords to find some reliable Nexon Cash sellers. There are not too many sellers on the web right now, and I have tried them all. Personally, I feel that there are only a couple of good, honest, and fast Maple Story cash sellers online. Do a simple search on Google for Nexon Cash Cards and you're sure to find a few that'll meet your needs. Try them out for yourself and see if they can offer you what you need - fast and quick honest service, with valid and working Nexon Cash codes. This is the most important thing that you need to make sure when buying game cash online.
So now that you're ready to get some Nexon Cash to boost up the look and feel of your Maple Story character, how can you buy NX Cash safely on the internet? The key is to search for sellers on the internet and to try their service out for yourself. The best ones offer fast and quick deliveries, with no hassles.
Buy NX Cash Safely on the Internet
Do you play Maple Story? Do you want to buy Nexon Cash on the internet safely? If you're looking for some tips on how to buy NX Cash online, then you have found the right place. In this article, we will talk about how you can purchase Prepaid Game Card codes on the internet without worrying about scams.
Maple Story is one of the hottest MMORPG (Massive Multi-player Online Role Playing Game) games you can find. A game created and designed by Nexon Corporation out of Korea, there are literally millions of kids and adults logging into their world-wide servers every day. One of the best things that I love about this game is all the Nexon Cash items that it offers. Using game money that you purchase with real money, you can improve the look and feel of your game character in no time.
The hardest thing about Nexon Cash, however, is that you can purchase it from the official Maple Story web site, but, it currently has a very low limit (gamers can only purchase up to about $75 per month) and many players in countries other than the United States are not allowed to purchase NX Cash at all. This can sometimes be very frustrating and annoying. Walking around with your game character without all the pets, new clothing, and gadgets can make your gaming experience pretty boring, if all you see is everyone else flashing their cash shop items.
Maple Story is one of the hottest MMORPG (Massive Multi-player Online Role Playing Game) games you can find. A game created and designed by Nexon Corporation out of Korea, there are literally millions of kids and adults logging into their world-wide servers every day. One of the best things that I love about this game is all the Nexon Cash items that it offers. Using game money that you purchase with real money, you can improve the look and feel of your game character in no time.
The hardest thing about Nexon Cash, however, is that you can purchase it from the official Maple Story web site, but, it currently has a very low limit (gamers can only purchase up to about $75 per month) and many players in countries other than the United States are not allowed to purchase NX Cash at all. This can sometimes be very frustrating and annoying. Walking around with your game character without all the pets, new clothing, and gadgets can make your gaming experience pretty boring, if all you see is everyone else flashing their cash shop items.
Once you have a solid savings you can splurge a bit.
Questing is a great way to make Mesos and give you a break when grinding gets boring. Not all quests are created equal however, some of them give much better ratios of Mesos to time spend. Some of the ones with good ratios are:
I'm Bored
Pia and the Blue Mushroom
Shumi's Lost CoinCamila's Gem
Teo's reminiscence
Nella and Kerning City Citizens Request 1 and 2
Sabitrama and the Diet Medicine
The Reason Behind the Mushroom Studies
Mystery of Niora Hospital
Jane and the Wild Boar
Shumi's Lost Bundle of Money
Nemi's Dilemma
Toy Soldier's Walnut
Fixing Blackbull's house
Some of these give your items which can help save Mesos and some items can be sold to make a good amount.
Saving Mesos is not a way to make them per say but a Meso saved is a Meso Earned!. Use your points effectively in order to save items that would be used for healing. Also resist the temptation to buy the best equipment at all times. Other cheaper equipment is often almost as good as more expensive equipment and it will save you a lot of Mesos in the long run. Until you have build up a good amount, do not buy anything that is not absolutely necessary.
I'm Bored
Pia and the Blue Mushroom
Shumi's Lost CoinCamila's Gem
Teo's reminiscence
Nella and Kerning City Citizens Request 1 and 2
Sabitrama and the Diet Medicine
The Reason Behind the Mushroom Studies
Mystery of Niora Hospital
Jane and the Wild Boar
Shumi's Lost Bundle of Money
Nemi's Dilemma
Toy Soldier's Walnut
Fixing Blackbull's house
Some of these give your items which can help save Mesos and some items can be sold to make a good amount.
Saving Mesos is not a way to make them per say but a Meso saved is a Meso Earned!. Use your points effectively in order to save items that would be used for healing. Also resist the temptation to buy the best equipment at all times. Other cheaper equipment is often almost as good as more expensive equipment and it will save you a lot of Mesos in the long run. Until you have build up a good amount, do not buy anything that is not absolutely necessary.
Saturday, April 3, 2010
About MapleStory Guide - Bigfoot
A relatively powerful boss added in the Crimsonwood Keep patch in '08. A pain of a thing to kill, but really not too difficult when done right, even so; still a pain.
Boss info: Bigfoot is a pretty simple boss, it spawns in about 13 (roughly) different maps in Crimsonwood Forest. It has no real abilities and nothing much to look out for... except its ridiculously high touch damage. This beast will hit you for upwards of 12,000 damage, though funnily enough its magic "stomp" attack is completely harmless. It has several frames where it is "invincible" meaning your attacks will miss it completely, irritating, I know, but with that comes it's biggest weakness.
If Bigfoot is pushed to either edge of the map, and I mean the very edge, it will get somewhat stuck. After you hit it, it'll begin it's knock back animation (assuming you hit it hard enough) which is unusually long, once it finally gets over it, it'll be facing away from you; off the screen. You have about 1 second here to knock it back again before it comes stampeding into you. If you maintain the knock back it'll stay stuck, turning it into a joke of a boss. Makes it very easy to get through its 32,000,000HP. On that note, it also gives a lot of EXP considering its HP, making it a rather sought after boss (mostly for leeching unfortunately), aside from that, it has no valuable drops aside from its toe, used for the deputy pendant quest.
Boss info: Bigfoot is a pretty simple boss, it spawns in about 13 (roughly) different maps in Crimsonwood Forest. It has no real abilities and nothing much to look out for... except its ridiculously high touch damage. This beast will hit you for upwards of 12,000 damage, though funnily enough its magic "stomp" attack is completely harmless. It has several frames where it is "invincible" meaning your attacks will miss it completely, irritating, I know, but with that comes it's biggest weakness.
If Bigfoot is pushed to either edge of the map, and I mean the very edge, it will get somewhat stuck. After you hit it, it'll begin it's knock back animation (assuming you hit it hard enough) which is unusually long, once it finally gets over it, it'll be facing away from you; off the screen. You have about 1 second here to knock it back again before it comes stampeding into you. If you maintain the knock back it'll stay stuck, turning it into a joke of a boss. Makes it very easy to get through its 32,000,000HP. On that note, it also gives a lot of EXP considering its HP, making it a rather sought after boss (mostly for leeching unfortunately), aside from that, it has no valuable drops aside from its toe, used for the deputy pendant quest.
Friday, April 2, 2010
MapleStory Guide and Tips
After you have chosen your preferred character class when you are starting out to play Maple Story, you are now ready to start leveling your character. And your new Maple Story character is now off to Maple Island as a Beginner.
On Maple Island, you will start off as a beginner class and level your way up to level 10 where you can then advance to the class that you actually want to be.
There are several key strategies that you want to focus on while you are on Maple Island which will help you to become an all-around Mapler in the game. They are:
1. Stats:
You need to start building your stats towards your character class (e.g. warrior, magician etc) that you are planning to become once you leave Maple Island.
2. Quest:
If this is your first Maple Story character, then you need to complete the quests on Maple Island to get a feel of how the game works and how to play properly.
3. Collect:
You want to start to collect items such as Blue Snail Shells and Mushrooms so that you can earn some Mesos for yourself to purchase a cab ride to leave Maple Island.
When you first login to Maple Story, you will be given a view of the key configurations for the game. This is the default setup for playing MapleStory although you can change it at any time by hitting the Key config shortcut button on your screen. You will then be able to setup every one of your skills and all the keys to any configuration that you would like to have.
On Maple Island, you will start off as a beginner class and level your way up to level 10 where you can then advance to the class that you actually want to be.
There are several key strategies that you want to focus on while you are on Maple Island which will help you to become an all-around Mapler in the game. They are:
1. Stats:
You need to start building your stats towards your character class (e.g. warrior, magician etc) that you are planning to become once you leave Maple Island.
2. Quest:
If this is your first Maple Story character, then you need to complete the quests on Maple Island to get a feel of how the game works and how to play properly.
3. Collect:
You want to start to collect items such as Blue Snail Shells and Mushrooms so that you can earn some Mesos for yourself to purchase a cab ride to leave Maple Island.
When you first login to Maple Story, you will be given a view of the key configurations for the game. This is the default setup for playing MapleStory although you can change it at any time by hitting the Key config shortcut button on your screen. You will then be able to setup every one of your skills and all the keys to any configuration that you would like to have.
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