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December 18, 2012

MapleStory Game Guide Stage 4 Principle Formula

Now 4 slimes have spawned. Logically, you should know that since more Slimes have spawned than last time, platform 5 was incorrect. Keep following this formula: When 4 slimes spawn, the platform the Member on the bottom is standing on is correct, and when 3 slimes spawns it means that platform was incorrect. This is only one variable equation; there are abounding but they all administer the aforementioned principle, and that blueprint consistently works as continued as the one affiliate on the basal is affective across:

Principle Formula:

If more slimes spawn than the last combo: The platform he/she is on is Correct.

You can mark the Correct platforms with Mesos if you a visual aid to keep track. After you have marked all the correct platforms on the bottom, have your members from the right-side move down to occupy the lower platforms and talk to Amos once again. You may or may not Clear yet, since the platforms those associates larboard on the top may accept been correct, so accept the associates who abide on the top move to the right; again, application the aforementioned principle. Keep it up until the date Clears.
If you’re Leading:

Talk to Amos and direct your party members using the method described above. Be sure not to kill the Slimes too fast or miscount, and only move one person at a time.

If you’re a Member:

Everyone should occupy platforms 1-5 when the stage starts. The member who’s on the bottom should be moving to the right after every combo is checked. The members on the top row should not move until directed to do so. Remember not to annihilate any monsters until you’ve counted all the slimes.

December 18, 2012

MapleStory Game Guide Stage 5 Fluttering Hearts

The moment you clear Stage 4, you’ll be dropped right into Stage 5 and given the instructions “Run to the Right! Save yourself! Run run run!”. The moment you drop an assortment of monsters begin chasing you. Most all of them cause borderline harm and truly assist you avoid the volcanic rock shooting out of the bottom and keep you going quicker, however at the terribly back there is Rombards that intercommunicate ten,000+ harm. They inch therefore unless you opt to picnic within the middle of the map there is not an excessive amount of to stress regarding.

If you’re Leading:

Your jobs the same as your members; keep running and keep your HP up, and open the occasional gateway by hitting them with a weapon (skills don’t work). It’s a bit of a job but eventually you’ll climb the last hill. Once all your members are at the top click Amos once or twice to Clear the map and instruct your Party to do so as well. Next up: Geist Balrog.

If you’re a Member:

The only thing you need to do is keep running right, heal when you need too, and open the occasional gateway by attacking them (skills don’t work). Once you climb the ultimate hill sit up for your leader to Clear the stage and so discuss with Amos to be taken to the world before the Boss.

December 17, 2012December 17, 2012

MapleStory Guide about Thieves introductions and some basics

Phantoms: That Mille Aguilies skill…so so annoying knocking you back at tremendous speed. They can also steal defensive skills such as Heal and Smokescreen to survive longer. Be very careful of them. I’ll add more info on this later. If you mark a phantom that uses dark sight with killer wings before they go in dark sight, the wing effect will be on top of their head and for some reason..you can cast any skills at them as long as they’re branded with the wing symbol while they’re in dark sight c:

Some Phantoms might have also stolen a damage reflection skill, so be careful as well as dispel. Combo Attack can also heavily increase their damage in PvP so try not to let them hit you so much or their admixture orbs will charge. Magic Crash is aswell a pain, cancelling all your buffs for a few abnormal so you will accept to adapt your buffs again.

Night Lords: They’re not very popular in PvP. Semi high damage attacks such as triple throw. Their Dark flare skill seems to have the highest amount of damage reflected. They’re pretty mobile around PvP with their speed and flash jump. Dark sight is also irritating at times when you’re about to kill them. Just spam skills at them quickly since they’re also pretty squishy. If you mark a thief with killer wings before they go in dark sight, the wing effect will be on top of their head and for some reason..you can cast any skills at them as long as they’re branded with the wing symbol while they’re in dark sight c: With the new pvp update, any high funded damagers that hits clas soon ases with some kind of damage reflect skill will return mas soon asive damage to you. Night lords are able to reflect a whopping 240% damage back to you.

Shadowers: Similar to Night Lords, they also have high speed and a Dark Flare skill too. Boomerang Step deals high amount of damage, has a nice horizontal range and can stun you at a small chance. Their smokescreen is really annoying when you’re about to kill them. Killer wings them immediately to deal some DoT while they’re in smoke and just go fight other mobs while waiting for it to go away. They’re also pretty squishy like night lords, so killing them shouldn’t be that abundant of a botheration either. If you mark a bandit with analgesic wings afore they go in aphotic sight, the addition aftereffect will be on top of their arch and for some reason..you can casting any abilities at them as continued as they’re branded with the addition attribute while they’re in aphotic afterimage c: With the new pvp update, any top adjourned damagers that hits clas anon ases with some affectionate of accident reflect accomplishment will acknowledgment mas anon asive accident to you. Shadowers are able to reflect a whopping 240% accident aback to you.

Dual Bladers: High speed, avoidablity and dark sight just like any other thief clas soon as. They have lots of rushing and pulling abilities that deals high damage to you. If you see them in dark sight, they would usually chains of hell right after that, so just Dragon Blink away when they’re about to chain you. Final Cut is also easy to dodge by just teleporting behind them when you see them start charging it. Another doughy clas anon as that shouldn’t yield continued to annihilate if you just spam illusion. If you mark a bandit with analgesic wings afore they go in aphotic sight, the addition aftereffect will be on top of their arch and for some reason..you can casting any abilities at them as continued as they’re branded with the addition attribute while they’re in aphotic afterimage c:

December 17, 2012

MapleStory Guide about PvP Maps in the game

These maps seems to been removed and replaced with the snowy pvp map only. I’ll keep these maps on the guide for EMS players to use

Strange Knight?s Chamber

A great map for Evans since our Dark Fog can hit all 3 platforms. Flame Wheel is also useful here with its huge horizontal range on the flat platforms. Earthquake and Fire Breath are especially great from the lowest platform when you’re trying to hit the platform on top of you. Charge Fire Breath, jump, then release it on other enemies. Earthquake can reach the top platform without the need to jump. There are trampolines here where you can charge Fire Breath and release it as you jump. Overall, this is the best map for Evans.

Free Market

This map is about the aforementioned as the Strange Knight’s Chamber. Just use the aforementioned approach as you do as above. There are trampolines actuality area you can allegation Fire Breath and absolution it as you jump.

Pink Bean’s Party

Another decent map. Flame Wheel is really useful here because of the huge flat platform at the bottom. Dark Fog is useful on the two sides of the map.

Nihal Dessert

It’s an accept map for Evans. Flame Wheel can still be advantageous for the top and basal platforms. There are trampolines actuality area you can allegation Fire Breath and absolution it as you jump.

Gold Richie Map

Once again, another great map for Evans. Dark Fog, believe it or not, can reach from the bottom to top. Flame Wheel is also a great sniping skill on this map: You can hit a mob of enemies from the other side. There are trampolines here where you can charge Fire Breath and release it as you jump.

December 17, 2012December 17, 2012

Nyriki Tapio is a gnome on a mission to hunt the biggest of game

The Big Chinchompa

Nyriki Tapio is a gnome on a mission to hunt the biggest of game – plutonial chinchompas! These rare beasts exist in isolated habitats, and have just one weakness: food!

Nyriki will show up periodically at hunting spots across Gielinor and ask for your help in capturing one of these ravenous rodents. Once you’ve met him, he’ll take you to the chinchompa’s lair. When inside, you’ll need to capture soporith moths – the chinchompa’s food of choice – and feed them to the chinchompa in its nest. Once its belly’s full and its cheeks can hold no more, the beast will fall into a slumber, and victory will be yours!

You’ll get XP for feeding moths to the chinchompa – which are found flying around the cave, in shaking branches covered in pupae, and attracted by brandishing one of the protea flowers native to the chinchompa’s habitat – as well as an increase in your score. Higher-level moths yield greater rewards, so be sure to grab the best ones that you can.

The game ends after 20 minutes, or when the chinchompa falls asleep. When you leave, you’ll be awarded competence points, which can be spent on rewards at Mieliki’s store in the Tree Gnome Stronghold. If you leave before the game ends, however, you can still visit Mieliki’s store to trade in your current point total.

Best among these rewards are tickets, each granting you a catch at the Tapios’ private hunting grounds. Grenwalls, pawyas and polar kebbits (a high-level version, needing box traps) are all yours for the hunting. You can even invite your friends, using a communications device within the hunting grounds. Other rewards include snape grass, flax, swamp toads, and a cosmetic protea flower, wieldable outside the D&D.

December 17, 2012

Miss out on August’s Sizzling Summer rewards

Miss out on August’s Sizzling Summer rewards? No need to let that rain on your parade! Subscribing throughout September still gets you a raft of roasting-hot rewards.

That’s right: if you’re a member throughout September you’ll get your hands on all of the following Sizzling Summer bonuses:

350,000 XP!
Seaweed dreadlocks.
A squid cape.
A cool crab emote.
A rather tanned title!
2 additional bonus spins per day on Squeal of Fortune – that’s a total of four per day!

This is the last chance to get access to these amazing summer bonuses so don’t miss out. Become a member by clicking here now!

If you’ve been a member all through August, don’t forget that the biggest reward of all arrives for you at the end of September in the form of an additional 700,000 XP and Choose Your Fate.

Choose Your Fate is a selection of four of the most powerful rewards ever seen in RuneScape, including the deadly Instakill Dart. Picture this: you’re fighting for your life. Your health is low, you’ve chugged your last Saradomin brew, but your foe isn’t letting up. The answer is here: the Instakill Dart will kill whatever target you face with one almighty hit!

You can find out what’s so incredible about all four items here.

Remember, these Choose Your Fate rewards are available only to players who are members for the whole of August and September, so make sure your membership doesn’t run out! What’s more, there’s a ton of extra exclusive members’ content in the pipeline for this coming month, including:

Daily Challenges – with fantastic rewards every day!
Two epic quests – with a brand-new storyline featuring Ozan!
God Wars Dungeon – A classic re-mastered, now with even more drops!

December 17, 2012December 17, 2012

you will continue to enjoy playing RuneScape over the years to come

As I touched on before, the team – all of whom are committed gamers, like you – are constantly working on new ways to improve game play, and to strengthen the studio so that more content can be created for enjoyment of the community.

Draw distance

Thank you for being RuneScape players, and we hope that you will continue to enjoy playing RuneScape over the years to come. We have some tremendous content – as well as technical innovations – lined up over the course of the next few months that we believe you will love. We already have RuneScape running in a new and improved client architecture built on HTML5 (a side by side screenshot of the early improvements over the current engine can be seen below – click for full size), and now I’m happy to report that we also have a dedicated Future Tech team working on bringing the game to your favourite tablets, platforms and even smart TVs in due course.

Java (left) and HTML5 (right)

Over the coming weeks we will be holding a number of live Q&A sessions for you

December 17, 2012December 17, 2012

we only want what is best for RuneScape in the long term

We place immense value in our – and your – game’s integrity, feedback from our community, and continually improving the game experience for all, and we have a strong track record of making decisions in this area that we know may be sub-optimal, commercially speaking, but represent our values. For example, we know that directly selling gold, XP or even accounts would generate between 10 to 15 times more revenue than Squeal or Solomon’s Store generates combined. However, we simply won’t do it, because we don’t believe it’s the right thing for the long-term health of the game.

Equally, many of you will know our past initiatives against botting and gold farming cost us millions of players, and certainly tens of millions of dollars. I believe we are one of the few games studios in the world that prizes the integrity of the game and health of our community over commercial returns, but that’s also why we are the only game that has had multiple record-breaking awards for both longevity and global reach. Over the past 18 months, we have ploughed the majority of our revenue back into the game to guarantee its future over the decade to come. We have literally doubled the size of the RuneScape team, and we are making massive investments in technology and improved support.

This week, you should notice a significant reduction in gold farmer spam. Over the course of the next few weeks, we will not only be launching our most comprehensive and formidable anti-bot update but players will also see a significant upgrade to their accounts’ security to protect against phishing and hijacking. This is called Jagex Account Guardian, and we’re introducing it within the next two weeks.

Our passion and dedication to the game and community has never changed; nor will it. Our determination to make RuneScape the world’s #1 free browser game has not changed either, as some have claimed.The management team and I have the heavy responsibility of ensuring the future of this incredible and unique game. We really appreciate the support and trust you have put in us over the last 5 years. Please know that – although some of our decisions are not necessarily popular – they are 100% driven by the aim of building the strongest possible future for RuneScape. The management team defining the strategy and roadmap today are the exact same passionate gamers that have been at the helm for over half the product’s existence, and we only want what is best for RuneScape in the long term.

December 12, 2012December 15, 2012

Evolution of Combat: Player Feedback Changes

It’s been five months since the Evolution of Combat Beta launched, and the feedback is still coming in swathes from every corner of the RuneScape community. While we knew you’d jump at the chance to help reforge the combat system into one that’s well and truly yours, the level of passion, commitment and insight that you’ve demonstrated in your feedback has been mind-blowing.

Huge thanks go out to everyone who’s tried the beta and offered their opinion so far. The Evolution of Combat’s come on in leaps and bounds since its beta launch in June, and that – in large part – is down to you. Some of the biggest changes we’ve made so far have been in direct response to feedback from you. Here are a few examples of the most prominent:

The new combat system’s more involved, tactical and exciting than ever before, but some of you found that long combat endeavours such as Slayer tasks had – as a result – become feats of endurance. As such, we upped auto-attack damage and introduced a new ultimate named Momentum – which further increases auto-attack damage for 20 minutes per activation – which means a lower intensity approach to combat will remain available.

The relationship between gear and your combat capabilities is one of the most profoundly altered areas of the combat system, and your feedback and gameplay data have been invaluable in balancing these aspects. A great example of this was rebalancing shields, which many of you said were overpowered.

Another big change is the introduction of adrenaline and abilities, and your input helped us not only to ensure that they worked in a fair and balanced way, but also to make the ability book interface as user-friendly and intuitive as possible.

Dungeoneering was a big point of feedback too, as increased emphasis on the combat triangle and introduction of elemental strengths and weaknesses meant that solo players among you were having a much harder time than you should. With this in mind, we relaxed the vulnerability relationships as they’re applied in Daemonheim, and brought in a new range of omnielemental staves for use by dungeon-delving wizards. There are some big changes to the binding system coming soon, too!

As we’ve said from the start, we need every bit of feedback and every suggestion you can offer on how to make the Evolution of Combat system the update that you want. The beta’s now open to everyone, and there’s still time to make your opinion heard, so – if you haven’t already – log in, gear up and start sending your feedback!

December 12, 2012December 15, 2012

Evolution of Combat Launches 20th November!

For further information on the Evolution of Combat Release, see the following news items:

Survey Results
One-Click Combat
Upcoming Changes
Skilling

After five months of feedback and fine-tuning, the time is finally here: we’re hugely excited to be able to announce the official live launch date of the Evolution of Combat: the 20th of November 2012!

With thousands of hours of playtime from yourselves and hundreds of changes to the system from your feedback, we’re now looking forward to a new era in RuneScape. Once the Evolution of Combat has been released, you can look forward to some great new boss monsters and combat-related updates that would never have been possible previously.

We also had an overwhelmingly positive response to the Combat Academy and survey that launched last week and are now making some small tweaks and adjustments prior to launch.

Naturally, you’ll have lots of questions about the Evolution of Combat now that the date is confirmed, and we’re going to be running a live stream this weekend to address these. You can post your questions in the forums here. In the meantime, check out our FAQ.

There will also be further news posts over the next few days, detailing key changes and how best to prepare for the launch. While it’s securely founded in the RuneScape combat you know so well, it contains an array of large-scale improvements and new features, including:

Abilities: These are a replacement for the old special attacks found on weapons, but they’re an whole different beast. Divided up into three classes: basic, threshold and ultimate, these do more damage than regular attacks and cause a range of nasty negative effects to your opponent, such as damage over time or stuns. Some may even bestow positive effects, healing you or further boosting your damage output for a set amount of time. Making sound use of abilities will push your combat prowess to new heights.
Adrenaline: This new resource is built each time you hit an enemy with an auto-attack, or with a basic ability. It’s spent when you use the more powerful threshold and ultimate abilities, and when you eat food in combat, so you’ll want to build it as quickly as possible during a fight.
Action Bar: This handy new interface holds all your ability buttons, and can give quick access to essentials such as potions, food and utility items.
Armour and Life Points: The armour you wear now greatly affects your maximum life points. The Evolution of Combat is balanced with this in mind, so you’ll need to gear up to stand up to your foes!
Dual Wielding: That’s right – with the launch of the Evolution of Combat, this much-requested feature will be fully implemented. With abilities specific to dual-wielded weapons and increased gear choices for mages such as wands and orbs, your choice of gear loadout has never been more varied. Off-hand versions of most weapons will be made available once the Evolution of Combat launches, so no need to go out and buy duplicates of your favourites just yet.
And Much More:We’ve introduced far too many new features, tweaks and improvements to list here, but some of the biggest are as follows:
- We’ve filled out gaps in gear progression, including loads of brand-new level 50 gear and new options for mages and rangers.
- The combat triangle is more important than ever, and you’ll need to take careful count of your foe’s fighting style to prevail.
- There’s an array of awesome-looking new animations for the new abilities and distinct combat styles.

We’ve also listened carefully to feedback from those among you who know and particularly enjoy the current system. With your input in mind, we’ve made many changes to the Evolution of Combat which will allow you to continue playing with the traditional style of combat, while also benefiting from the raft of improvements the update brings.

For full details, take a look at our FAQ or our quick guide on the wiki. If you haven’t already, you can also still log into the beta and give the new system a whirl – be sure to try out the new Combat Academy in Lumbridge while you’re there!

Just two weeks to go – plant the date securely in your calendar, because you won’t want to miss the Evolution of Combat launch!