2014-03-03, 04:51 AM
1. Pet equips like the guys above have said will make things amazingly easy
2. Depends on your potion requirements, most classes can function pretty easily with just a jr boogie familiar out to regen mp. As for potentialing, that sort of stuff isn't effective at lower levels due to your lower base stats and attack, so straight up farming for +10 att additional potential stuff would be more efficient. Scrolling is also trivial at lower levels but if you really want to, the best options are generally free (event stores)
3. Event stores, events etc
4. Nope. Story is garbage imo, lore is interesting but as far as interesting roleplaying decisions goes, nothing, your character is forced into a cookie cutter route every time. (not even sorry) If you wan't to read up on the lore then just googling questlines would probably be more interesting.
Anyway from what I've learnt in my HSC course on economics. Maplestory is nothing like any real world economy, you just can't slot in economics easily besides lulzy supply and demand curves. Theres no proper market regulation for starters and everything is skewed heavily in favour of people who are spending real money in comparison to mesos, which has no concrete equivalent to anything IRL.
Then again the syllabus of Australian HSC economics may be completely different to what you learn over in California. Goodluck nonetheless.
2. Depends on your potion requirements, most classes can function pretty easily with just a jr boogie familiar out to regen mp. As for potentialing, that sort of stuff isn't effective at lower levels due to your lower base stats and attack, so straight up farming for +10 att additional potential stuff would be more efficient. Scrolling is also trivial at lower levels but if you really want to, the best options are generally free (event stores)
3. Event stores, events etc
4. Nope. Story is garbage imo, lore is interesting but as far as interesting roleplaying decisions goes, nothing, your character is forced into a cookie cutter route every time. (not even sorry) If you wan't to read up on the lore then just googling questlines would probably be more interesting.
Anyway from what I've learnt in my HSC course on economics. Maplestory is nothing like any real world economy, you just can't slot in economics easily besides lulzy supply and demand curves. Theres no proper market regulation for starters and everything is skewed heavily in favour of people who are spending real money in comparison to mesos, which has no concrete equivalent to anything IRL.
Then again the syllabus of Australian HSC economics may be completely different to what you learn over in California. Goodluck nonetheless.