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Master Cubers of Maple World, rejoice! Nows your chance to upgrade that Unique weapon youve been saving to Legendary tier!

-Time-
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Pacific: 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Eastern: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

-What-
The chance of your equipment's Potential tier increasing is significantly higher than usual when you use a Miracle Cube, Premium Miracle Cube, or Super Miracle Cube.

You can purchase the Cubes from the Cash Shop for:

Miracle Cube (1)1,200 NXMiracle Cube (11)12,000 NXPremium Miracle Cube (1)3,100 NXSuper Miracle Cube (1)1,900 NXSuper Miracle Cube (11)19,000 NX
And before your very eyes, your item can go from hum-drum to amazing!






And now with fewer Cubes, too!

<div class="hr"/>And just in case you need a refresher...


What's the Potential System?

• A potential is a hidden attribute contained within certain special "unidentified" weapons. You need Magnifying Glasses, which can be purchased from store NPCs, to identify the potential on those items. Potential items also have tiers: Rare, Epic, Unique, and Legendary, with Legendary being the most powerful. Higher tiered items will have better potential powers.
  
• You can only get items with hidden potential on them as drops from monsters or if you transform them yourself using a Potential Scroll or Tim's Secret Lab. If items with potential are fused, the resulting item will also contain potential.
  

What do Cubes do again?

Read about Miracle Cubes.
Read about Premium Miracle Cubes, which have a chance grant an extra line of potential.
Read about Super Miracle Cubes, which lets you upgrade items to the Legendary tier!

Need a Miracle? Get NX!

[url=javascript:NxLaunchGameMain();]What are you waiting for? Start playing now![/url]

SaptaZapta Wrote:This is very interesting.

If true, it means they can vary cube "success rates" on the fly.
What kind of scamming company codes that sort of thing into its game?
You'd expect cubes to have fixed rates that we could maybe figure out, an "expected cost" a person could take into account when considering whether to improve or replace their gear. But no. They are flat-out telling us they can make them as "unlucky" or "lucky" as they please, without even a maintenance. Makes you feel confident about buying cubes on sale, right? Or buying them at all, for that matter...

Of course it might not be true, and this might just be a marketing lie. Let's see anyone prove the chance didn't really go up.

SaptaZapta Wrote:This is very interesting.

If true, it means they can vary cube "success rates" on the fly.
What kind of scamming company codes that sort of thing into its game?
You'd expect cubes to have fixed rates that we could maybe figure out, an "expected cost" a person could take into account when considering whether to improve or replace their gear. But no. They are flat-out telling us they can make them as "unlucky" or "lucky" as they please, without even a maintenance. Makes you feel confident about buying cubes on sale, right? Or buying them at all, for that matter...

Of course it might not be true, and this might just be a marketing lie. Let's see anyone prove the chance didn't really go up.

Takebacker Wrote:Manipulating the RNG isn't hard. It isn't a shock either, but it's still underhanded.

I've had my best cubing luck ever during the last sale so to claim they manipulate the rates during times when they want to get better sales is just cynical of the company.

SaptaZapta Wrote:You'd expect cubes to have fixed rates that we could maybe figure out, an "expected cost" a person could take into account when considering whether to improve or replace their gear. But no. They are flat-out telling us they can make them as "unlucky" or "lucky" as they please, without even a maintenance. Makes you feel confident about buying cubes on sale, right? Or buying them at all, for that matter...

Pink Bean Wrote:who ever cubed that knuckle is fucking stupid