How to Be Good at Maple Story

Maple Story is a multiplayer online role-playing game with worldwide popularity. Players lose themselves in the Maple World, perfecting their characters' skills, collecting valuable items and fighting monsters. To be good at Maple Story, you must play regularly and should befriend other players to gain from the benefit of their experience.

Instructions

1. Train in an appropriate area on Maple Story. Ideally, a place occupied with monsters who are several levels below your skill-level. Honing your skills against mushrooms and snails on Maple Island is the best option if your level is ten or below.

2. Become a guild member. This is a great way to make friends to help you with game tips and tactics and to accompany you on quests. If you enjoy leadership roles, start your own guild and invite friends to join.

3. Pick the right world for your character. Every place has advantages and disadvantages, so you must weigh them carefully. Khaini, for example, is a good place to train with a fairly strong economy and an average size population, but it is difficult to find necessary items there.

4. Choose a character class. When you roll the dice, pay close attention to the statistics. How much strength, dexterity, intelligence and luck you have factors heavily into whether you should become a thief or warrior.

5. Master basic skills to prepare you for later jobs. Practice walking, running, jumping and climbing until they are second nature.

6. Study your character's skill book carefully to guarantee success. You must master your character's specialized moves to continue advancing through the game. Those who are good at Maple Story practice consistently.

Tips & Warnings

• Gain valuable experience and useful items through quests. Quests vary considerably in difficulty level and most players find them very enjoyable.

• There are multiple sites on the Internet where you can buy, sell and trade Maple Story items with other players.