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December 18, 2012

MapleStory Game guide Stage 1 Magik Mirror

Seems a Magical Mirror located near the center of the map is causing Amos some problems. Your task? Defeat all monsters and defeat a special Magik Fierry to acquire the Wing Hammer and smash the mirror.

If you’re Leading:

Once you’re warped inside the map immediately speak to Amos a few times; he will open 3 glowing portals nearby. One of the three portals leads to the bottom middle section; try each portal until you find the correct one. Once you’re in the average your affair needs to separate. The aperture to the larboard is alone attainable to changeable members, and additionally the aperture to the appropriate is alone attainable to buy Maple Story Mesos. Split up and plan to defeat all the monsters in your section.

Once all monsters on both sides are gone, head back to the middle area and talk to The Glimmer Man a few times. If everything is clear he will summon a Magik Fierry on top right-side of the males section. The Fierry can hover in any direction and float through walls, so it may end up anywhere. Once defeated the Fierry will drop the Wing Hammer. Whoever has the Wing Hammer should head to the middle area and take the portal to the center where the Magik Mirror is and drop the Hammer on the mirror. The mirror will eventually blast and bead a burst piece. You charge to aces this section up and bead aback down to area The Glimmer Man is and allocution to him to bright the map.

Once cleared jump through the shattered mirror and talk to Amos to enter stage 2.

Note: If the leader clicks on The Glimmer Man after clearing the stage he will warp all your party members to Amos; however this causes at times a lot of lag, and you DON’T want any of your members disconnecting.

If you’re a Member:

Once you are warped to stage 1 wait around until your leader opens three glowing portals. Find which portal that leads to the middle area. Once in the middle you need to head to one of two portals: go right if you’re a male, left if you’re female. Once you’re in your breadth you charge to annihilate every monster on your ancillary of the map.

Once both sides are done your leader will summon a Magik Fierry on the right, top side of the males section. Grab the Wing Hammer the Fierry drops and take it too the center of the map where the Magik Mirror is, via the portal next to the Glimmer Man. Drop the Wing Hammer on the mirror and let your leader pick up the shard it drops. Jump into the broken mirror and wait for the stage to clear, and then talk to Amos to be taken to stage 2. closed.

December 18, 2012

MapleStory Game Situations between fighting other classes

Paladins: Really high defense. I suggest using Phantom Imprint and Killer Wings on them to give you 10% bonus damage and some DoT. Try telecasting Illusion on the paladin’s side so they can’t hit you as often. With their new monster magnet..they can annoy us with their stun too, just like Dark knights. With the new pvp update, any high funded damagers that hits classes with some kind of damage reflect skill will return massive damage to you. Paladins are able to reflect 24% accident aback to you. I didn’t get a acceptance from my warrior accompany yet but searching at the extractions, it say Magic Crash has a 5 additional cooldown and works at a 60% chance. This can be absolutely annoying, but don’t anguish just yet afore I can affirm it..

Heroes: Their power guard and shout is extremely annoying, as it reflects an amount of damage back to you. Overall, their defense are not as good as Paladins so just spam Illusion and your other main cooldown attacks on them. With the new pvp update, any high funded damagers that hits classes with some kind of damage reflect skill will return massive damage to you.Heroes are able to reflect 100% accident aback to you. I didn’t get a acceptance from my warrior accompany yet but searching at the extractions, it say Magic Crash has a 5 additional cooldown and works at a 60% chance. This can be absolutely annoying, but don’t anguish just yet afore I can affirm it..

Dark Knights: Their new stun rate from Dragon roar is annoying now as well as their Dark Impale doing high damage to you every hit. Like paladins, use imprint and spam your main attacks on them.With the new pvp update, any high funded damagers that hits classes with some kind of damage reflect skill will return massive damage to you. Dark Knights are able to reflect 100% damage back to you. I didn’t get a confirmation from my warrior friends yet but looking at the extractions, it say Magic Crash has a 5 second cooldown and works at a 60% chance. This can be quite annoying, but don’t worry just yet before I can confirm it..

Arans: Be careful of their Combo Tempest. It can hit almost the whole map and dealing a huge amount of damage to you and slowing you down for a few seconds. In 1V1 combat, you shouldn’t accept a boxy time hitting them if you just advertisement about them so they can’t use their combos efficiently. They accept the everyman aegis out of all warriors too.

Demon Slayers: You can call yourself lucky for being a mage and not having to deal with their Demon cry skill that decreases your accuracy, but it still lowers your attack and defense nonetheless. Their Vengeance is also irritating, reflecting damage back at you. They seem somewhat squishy though compared to other warriors. With the new pvp update, any high funded damagers that hits classes with some kind of damage reflect skill will return massive damage to you. Demon Slayers are able to reflect 100% damage back to you.

Mihile: A pretty new and tough class in PvP. Radian buster has an amazing horizontal range that is almost as long as Flame wheel and spammable. I didn’t get a confirmation from my warrior friends yet but looking at the extractions, it say Magic Crash has a 5 second cooldown and works at a 60% chance. This can be quite annoying, but don’t worry just yet before I can confirm it..

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, 2012December 17, 2012

Don’t Forget – Summer Party ON!

We’re halfway through the weekend which means there’s still time for you to win one or more of Yelps’s exclusive summer items from Squeal of Fortune!

Summer barbecue – all the benefits of a standard cooking range with a 10% XP boost and 999 unique charges!
Ice cream cone hat – prevents dehydration in the desert and comes with 10 food charges!
Summer sun ring – generates a sun orb above your head and gives you a +2 boost to your defensive stats!
Summer storm ring – generates a storm cloud above your head and gives you a +2 boost to your offensive stats!

All four items are only available throughout August and September, but chances of winning are increased for this weekend only, with the rings being Common prizes (subsequently Uncommon), and the ice cream cone hat & summer barbecue being Uncommon (subsequently Rare). This promotion lasts from Friday 24th to Monday 27th inclusive – GMT.

Don’t forget that members currently get three daily spins instead of one, so triple your daily chances of winning by subscribing. Don’t forget to check out our Squeal of Fortune wiki page for more ways to get extra spins.

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

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

Combat Beta, Combat Academy & XP Reward: Open to All

Combat Academy & Open Beta for All

Those of you playing the Evolution of Combat Beta can now access the Combat Academy: a great way to pick up on the finer points of the new combat system.

Veteran adventurer Lady Deathknell has set up shop in Lumbridge, with her Combat Academy replacing the old melee, magic and ranged training dummies. She has a class full of wide-eyed rookies to beat into shape and she needs a hardy volunteer to help out.

Act as Lady Deathknell’s assistant and you’ll be put through your paces in a set of fully voiced combat trials. You’ll cover everything from basic attacks and the relationship between the styles of combat, right up to more advanced techniques such as damage-over-time effects, exploiting enemy weaknesses and ultimate abilities.

Outside of the training, there’ll also be the opportunity to deploy training dummies – with defensive strengths or weaknesses of your choice – which can be used to test out your latest gear loadout or ability bar setup.

Make it through Deathknell’s rigorous regimen of training in the beta and you’ll have the opportunity to take part in a short survey. With this, we’ll fine-tune the new tutorial to give everyone the know-how they need to become all-conquering combatants. Complete this and you’ll be sent a tasty XP reward in the live game (equivalent to 10 times the XP you’d get from a Jack of Trades aura) on the week commencing with the 19th of November 2012.

Whether you’re daisy-fresh from the Troll Warzone or a grizzled veteran of a thousand battles, we want your feedback on the Combat Academy. The beta is now open to everyone, so log in and enlist now!

Evolution of Combat: Mod Mark’s Big Five!

Watch on for details of Mod Mark’s five favourite Evolution of Combat features:

Make X Interface

Also going into the beta this week is our new Make X Production Interface. This awesome new set of tools streamlines skilling like never before: it displays details of all items that can be made in all skills, gives vital information on skill requirements, components needed, and both Grand Exchange and Alchemy value for however many you’re making, and it does this in one tidy interface. You’ll be able to make Evolution of Combat-specific gear too, so take a look and be sure to let us know what you think!

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

Tears of Guthix: Go with the Flow

If you’ve never tried Tears of Guthix before, it’s a cool D&D located under Lumbridge which – after completing the short Tears of Guthix quest – can be played up to once a week for a handy XP boost to your lowest-levelled skill. It’s steeped in RuneScape lore too, as you’ll tell stories of your adventures to Juna – a serpentine servant of Guthix – in exchange for a short time catching the XP-giving tears.

The first thing veterans among you will notice is the full graphical rework. Juna, now super-sized and draped across the entrance to the tears alcove, makes for an imposing sight as she unravels the skeins of your fate. The tears themselves now make for a stunning cascade down the beautifully re-rendered walls, and the light creatures shimmer eerily as you make your way through the cave.

We’ve multiplied XP gain in the cave by three times, bringing it in line with equivalent areas of gameplay. The biggest boost comes to high-level players, though. Those of you with 80 Crafting and Mining can make an ornate and extra-large bowl for up to five times the XP gain you’d have got before the update.

We’ve made some technical tweaks so that switching between the streams of tears is quicker and feels more responsive. We’ve also updated the Games Necklace so it can be used to teleport directly to Juna’s cave. The new interface we’ve built for it includes keyboard shortcuts so, it’s quicker and easier to use than ever.

Whether it’s your first time collecting the tears, it’s a cozy part of your weekly routine, or you’ve been waiting for a reason get back into the flow, it’s the best time ever to drink deeply from the Tears of Guthix.

Mod Wilson

How to start Tears of Guthix:

First, you must complete the Tears of Guthix quest, which has the following requirements:
- 44 Quest Points
- 20 Crafting
- 49 Firemaking
- 20 Mining
You may then complete the D&D once per week, but you also need to have obtained at least one of the following since you last collected the tears:
- 1 Quest Point
- 100,000 XP. This can be shared across any number of skills.

Other requirements:

In order to craft the improved bowl, you must have at least the following. You will then be able to talk to Juna to begin the process of making the bowl:

80 Crafting
80 Mining

Behind the Scenes Video

If you haven’t already, you can take a whistle-stop tour of the Tears of Guthix content in our latest Behind the Scenes video:

In Other News

We’ve fixed a bug where near-maxed level players were not receiving Dungeoneering XP from Tears of Guthix, when they should have.
Solomon’s Store is now stocking Dragon Keepsake Keys. One of these handy objects will allow you to convert any wearable item into a cosmetic re-skin for your gear, so you can truck down into the QBD’s lair with your p-hat proudly on display. Log into Solomon’s General Store to treat yourself, or check out our FAQ if you have any questions.
Yelps has introduced D&D Tokens onto the Squeal of Fortune. Fancy an extra go per week on Tears of Guthix? Check out our FAQ for more details!