2013-05-21, 11:03 PM
My biggest pet peeve with Maplestory at the moment is that it is not community based anymore.
More specifically:
1) The competition of leveling/ranks:
The fight to be as high as you can be on the ranks is possibly one of my favourite parts of old maplestory. I like the idea of promoting leveling parties/meeting new people to train with; this promotes playing with friends and meeting new ones. Additionally I hate that max level is a thing in a game like Maplestory, where there's very little to the game after max level.
2) Large Boss Squads:
30 man Zakum and HT runs are awesome! Another one of my favourite part of the game in the old days. I LOVED meeting up with a large group of friends and fighting for a common goal. Those old 3 hour+ zak runs were some of the greatest times.
It seems like these two points are starting to make a comeback (level 250 level cap where leveling seems pretty tough
) and whatever these 100 man raids are going to be. I'm excited and optimistic for Maplestory for the first time in a long, long time, hopefully Nexon doesn't disappoint.
More specifically:
1) The competition of leveling/ranks:
The fight to be as high as you can be on the ranks is possibly one of my favourite parts of old maplestory. I like the idea of promoting leveling parties/meeting new people to train with; this promotes playing with friends and meeting new ones. Additionally I hate that max level is a thing in a game like Maplestory, where there's very little to the game after max level.
2) Large Boss Squads:
30 man Zakum and HT runs are awesome! Another one of my favourite part of the game in the old days. I LOVED meeting up with a large group of friends and fighting for a common goal. Those old 3 hour+ zak runs were some of the greatest times.
It seems like these two points are starting to make a comeback (level 250 level cap where leveling seems pretty tough
) and whatever these 100 man raids are going to be. I'm excited and optimistic for Maplestory for the first time in a long, long time, hopefully Nexon doesn't disappoint.