Easy Mips

Tips on Earning Mesos

2010-07-30T17:17:00.000-07:00

Earning money from Quests

Quests play a key role in earning money, especially when you're first starting off.
Below are a list of really good quests that can earn you some decent money.
The Levels listed below are the level requirement you will need to begin the quest.
I will try to update the list as new quests are added into the game.

Lvl 21 - 30 Kerning's Party Quest (KPQ)

- If you can find a decent party that can complete the PQ at a decent pace, you might be able to obtain some Scroll for Overall Armor for DEX 10%.

- Selling these scrolls can help those who are starting off and need a little bit of spending money.

Currently Editing Quest List

Items To Sell For Good Profit

Maple Anniversary Items

- This is where I usually make most of my money and nx.

- During the annual Maple Anniversary Event, I strongly suggest collecting as many Maple Equips as you can.

- Several months after the Event has ended, the prices will slowly rise and this is your chance to sell them either in the FM or MTS.

- Maple Staff and Maple Shields are usually yield the most profit, so try to get a hold on those.

Potential Items

- Equips with potential can sell for a lot money.

- Try to collect potential earrings from monsters. After identifying the earrings, they can be sold for quite a bit of money if they add extra stats. I cannot give an estimate of how much these can sell for because the prices are constantly fluctuating in the market.

- Instead of identifying every single equips you find, sell them when they are unidentified because they can sell for more.

Earning Mesos with NX

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How To Earn Free NX

Nexon's Free Offers

-If you do not know yet, the Nexon website offers free NX. The NX is free to a certain extent. You must complete Surveys, complete offers, etc.

- On the Nexon.net, click on 'Get NX' and then click on on 'Earn Free NX.' A list of offers will appear. Click on the free tab to filter out the ones that you have to pay.

- I personally use this method to earn a lot of my NX. It can sometimes be long and tedious work, but in exchange, you get free NX. =)

- Although I have not tried all of the offers and not very familiar with how some of them works, I can say that the offers that give less NX seem to work best for me.

SwagBucks.com

Visit this Link to Sign up.

- This is another website I use to get NX. It's a very simple website, you sign up and use their search engine to earn points, known as SwagBucks. The points/swagbucks can then be exchanged for prizes. These prizes can range from many things from electronics to clothes. I usually use my points to get NX.

- They used to allow you to exchange for the Ultimate Game Cards, which are gift cards similar to Prepaid NX cards, but can be used for other various games. I am unsure if they will restock or bring this prize back, but there is still another way to get NX.

- The points can be exchanged for Paypal money. You can then use the money in your Paypal account to buy NX through the Nexon Website.

Nexon Newsletter

- To subscribe, go to Nexon.net and click on the bottom left that says "Nexon Newsletter"

Here's a picture of how one of the newsletters from last year looks like. Because my account had not been active for a couple of months, Nexon sent me this code that can exchanged for a Pet and 2x EXP card to come back and play. I had a number of inactive accounts at that time, so I had several of these codes. I saved most of the codes and ended up using most of them upon the release of Cygnus Knights and Aran.

- Keep in mind that these codes are usually given to Inactive members only.

- Because I've been pretty active, I do not know if Nexon still gives these out for the current inactive maple members.

- Obviously the code below has already been used, so don't bother trying to use it. xD

Lvl 120 Dual Blade Master: Alistun [Bellocan]

2010-07-26T16:06:00.000-07:00

It was not long since the release of Dual Blades that I was able to reach lvl 120. This goal was reached much quicker than I had thought. I've been preparing for this job for a while now. It was very expected that Nexon would include NX skill mastery books, so I MTSed a lot of maple daggers to have enough nx to buy them. Below are pictures of the some of the equips and nx I had prepared on my Dual Blade. All of the equips were self scrolled and some makered. ^_^ I didn't want to spend much money on weapons or equips, so I makered most of them, like the Lvl 100 Katara. For the Attk gloves, Shoes, and Cape, I reused from my other characters.

I know that a lot of you guys are wondering if I had to play all day to reach Lvl 120 in this short amount of time. My answer would be no. I bought one of the ten day 2x EXP cards, so I usually trained during those 4 hours of 2x EXP. And on the weekends, there were two 2x EXP events that lasted 2 hrs each and I trained during those times. So everyday is 3 -4 hrs of 2x EXP and on weekends are the additional 2 hours from the 2x EXP Event. Of course during the training process, I used 2x EXP Family Buffs, a Ring Mule, and Holy Symbols to speed up the training.
How many levels per day?

From Lvl 30 - 80, it took around 8 - 10 mins per level and 10 - 15 mins per level from 80 - 120. So that is around 6 - 7 levels per hour. Depending on which day, I averaged out about 24 - 28 levels from each 3 - 4 Hr 2x EXP sessions. This is by far the fastest leveling process I've had since Cygnus Knights. :D

After reaching Lvl 120, I'll probably take a break from training. I will be updating the Dual Blade Training Guide soon because I've noticed some of the training spots are not efficient at some levels.
As of now, I'll be posting up new Resistance: Wild Hunter videos. So those will be coming up very soon. =)

Big Bang Patch in KMS

2010-07-21T01:04:00.000-07:00

Recently in KMS (Korean Maple Story), the new Big Bang Patch was launched. This this patch introduced many new features and changes. Victoria Island had a complete alteration, meaning the maps have all been changed. The levels of every single monster has also been changed. The exp to level up has been greatly reduced. There is also a new game resolution.
What's best of all is the new balancing for every class. Lots of new skills have been added and changed. The damage for the skills have also been greatly increased. To view all the changes to each character, I recommend checking out the Revamp extractions on http://www.Southperry.net/

Big Bang Opening Video

Along with the Big Bang Patch, KMS has announced the release day for the new Jobs 'Resistance.' Resistance will be released on July 22nd. While GMS is releasing Dual Blade, KMS will be patching Resistance.
Resistance consists of two jobs: Wild Hunter and Battle Mage. Wild Hunters use crossbows while Battle Mages use Staves and Wands. I will be creating a Wild Hunter because Battle Mages remind me of Aran where you have to repeadly spam the CTRL key. xD So I'll try to post Wild Hunter videos as much as a I can. =)

On August 12th, KMS will be releasing a Mechanic Job. There isn't very much information on this yet, so I can't really say much about it. But it has something to do with Resistance as well.

Big Bang Map Tours

I did a quick tour for every map in Victoria Island and parts of Ossyria and Ludibrium. You'll notice that lot has changed after this patch.

Victoria Island Tour Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ae2iqKMv4jU
Victoria Island Tour Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tb6jEEon2vg
Victoria Island Tour Part 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bGJHtvknlw
Victoria Island Tour Part 4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCbWQM2n050
Ossyria (Orbis / El Nath) Tour http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lALUXimntHY
Aqua Road / Ludibrium Tour http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxryOFhjwHE

New Cleric Character

I made a new character in KMS to see how much the Big Bang patch has changed it. I started a cleric and surprisingly it only took around 2 Hrs to reach Lvl 30 without 2x EXP. Also, the skills have changed. Magic Claw can now hit 2 monsters and a much farther range. I recorded a preview about when I was Lvl 28. You will see that I can hit golems on top platforms from a far range.
I recently reached Lvl 35 and will be uploading a new video soon. In the new video, you will see that the damage for Heal has been greatly increased. Holy Arrow has also improved. So far, I am liking the new changes for the Cleric job. ^_^

Dual Blade Training Tips [Lvl 10 - 120+]

2010-05-29T11:31:00.000-07:00

Some of the training spots may not be suited for certain players due to the various funding of a character.
There will be Dual Blade quests, so be sure to do them. I am unsure if they will be required, but some of them give you Dual Blade equips. -last updated 07/21/10

[Level 10 - 20]

*At level 10, you will start off as a normal Thief Rogue and will advance to Dual Blader at level 20.

*There will be many beginner quests that will help you get to Level 20 easily.

Henesys Party Quest

- If you don't feel like training, these is a decent PQ that will easily take you to Lvl 20.

Henesys Pig Mini Dungeon

Monsters: Ribbion Pigs, Pigs

Map Location

Kerning City: Hidden Street - Caution Falling Down

Monsters: Octopus, Bubbling

Map Location

[Level 20 - 50]

Lvl 21 - 31: Kernings Party Quest

- This PQ will allow you to get some decent scrolls along with exp.

Lvl 25 - 31: Monster Survival Party/Individual Quest

- This is a great way to earn MP/HP pots.

- The EXP is also pretty good. Starting at lvl 25, you should be able to earn around 50 - 70% worth of exp at once, depending on how many monsters you're able to kill.

Lvl 20 - 30: Sleepywood: Mini Dungeon - Cave of Mushrooms

Monsters: Zombie Mushroom and Horny Mushroom

-Located two maps to the right of Sleepywood.

- This is a really good training spot since you can do the "kill 99 horny mushrooms and 99 zombie mushrooms" quests to gain extra exp.

- Another thing is that Zombie Mushrooms drop Chaos Scrolls, so who knows, you might get lucky. ;)

Lvl 20 - 30: Ariant - Sunset Road: Sahel 3

Monster: Sand Rat

- I suggest talking to Manji at Perion and complete her quest. Her quest will allow you to teleport to Ariant for free 5 times.

Lvl 24 - 30: Sunset Road: Sahel 1 and 2

Monsters: Sand Rat and Scorpion

-Again, I suggest speaking to Manji to teleport you to Ariant.

Lvl 30 - 51: Monster Carnival (CPQ)

- This is a good pq to gain coins and trade them for higher level blades.

- Also of course, its good for leveling at a decent pace.

Lvl 30 - 40: Drumming Bunny Dungeon

- Drops Chaos Scroll

- Map Location

Lvl 30 - 45:

Monster: Nightmare

- EXP: 120

- Located in Haunted House

Monster: Iron Mutae [EXP: 102]

Location: Magatia - Area B-3
Video Link

Monster: Mithril Mutae

Location: Magatia - Area B-1

Lvl 40 - 50: Straw Target Dummy

EXP: 135

Location: Mu Lung (Map Link)

Lvl 45 - 55: Roid

EXP: 168

Location: Magatia

Lvl 40 - 60: NLC

Monster: Gryphon
EXP: 220
Location: NLC (Link)

Monster: Dead Scarecrow
EXP: 220
*They have the same exp and hp as Gryphon, the only difference is that they don't fly around to knock you down.
Map Link

Lvl 45 - 60: Trucker

EXP: 160
Location Link

Lvl 45 - 60: Neo Huroid

EXP: 205

Location: Magatia

[Level 50 - 70]

Lvl 50 - 65: Vodoo/Hodoo

EXP: 335

Location: Haunted House

Lvl 50 - 70: Mysterious Path 3 (MP3) in Singapore

Monsters: Selkie Jr. [EXP: 220] and Slimy [EXP: 250]

- Big and Fast Spawn

Lvl 60 - 70:
Windraider

EXP: 800

Location: Crimsonwood Keep

- If you can't reach Crimsonwood Keep, access this map instead Link

Guide to Crimsonwood Keep

Twisted Jesters

EXP: 1325

HP: 50,000
Location: Chimney in Haunted Mansion

At Level 70 - 80, Windraiders will still be decent exp.
Same goes for Jesters, if you can kill at a decent speed, the exp rate will be okay.

[Level 70 - 90]

Stormbreaker

EXP: 1650

Location: Crimsonwood Keep

Wolf Spider

EXP: 1200

Location: Masteria

-Drops Ilbi throwing stars

Afterlord

EXP: 1,220

Location Link

- It's a flat map, so use Flying Assaulter.

- You will need to have done Neo City quests to enter this map.

Blue Kentaurus

EXP: 1600

- If you're unfunded, you can start training around Lvl 80.

Map Link

[Level 85 - 95]

Vikerola

EXP: 2,000

Map Link

Gallopera

EXP: 2,500

Hime / Dreamy Ghost

EXP: 3,200

- This is a good map for Lvl 90+

- Use Flying Assaulter

[Level 100 - 120+]

From here onto Level 120+, maps located in Temple of Time are very good training spots. I do not want to list them all out because there are too many. All the monsters there drop 'Piece of Time' which can be use to make Reverse Weapons. Here is a link to the Temple of Time maps. Temple of Time Link

Skelegon & Skelosaurus

EXP: 4500 & 4750

Map Link

Nest Golem & Skelosaurus

EXP: 4450 & 4750

Map Link

Evan Training Tips [Lvl 70 - 120+]

2010-04-26T22:15:00.000-07:00

*Training places can vary from each person depending on the fundings on the character
If you're highly funded, use the training spots that are specified for higher levels to maximize your leveling.

*One of the most important thing to do when training an Evan character is to keep up with the required Evan Quests. These quests are a MUST to gain SP points and certain medals.

Level 80 Mount Quest Guide

Level 120 Mount Quest Guide

Lvl 70 - 75: Windraider

EXP: 800

Location: Crimsonwood Keep

- If you're unfunded, start at level 65.

- If you can't reach Crimsonwood Keep, access this map instead Link

Video Link

Guide to Crimsonwood Keep

Lvl 71 - 85: Magatia Party Quest

- If you don't want to waste lots of pots for training, I recommend this PQ.

- The EXP is slow, but you can get scrolls and a new pendant.

- The pendant is worth it if you can't afford a Deputy Star.

Lvl 75 - 80: Wolf Spider

EXP: 1200

- Burns lots of pots

- Drops ilbis

Location

Lvl 70 - 80: Red Kentaurus

EXP: 1600

- Use Ice Breath to freeze them.

- This monster is weak to Ice.

- Becareful of the moles/rats popping out of the holes on the ground that stun you.

Video Link

Location

Lvl 80 - 95: Blue Kentaurus

EXP: 1600

- Use Fire Breath.

- This can burn quite a bit of pots depending on how quick you kill them.

Video Link
Location

Lvl 85 - 110 : Gallopera

EXP: 2500

Location

- Really Fast Spawn and EXP

- Crazy Drop Rate

- Use Fire Breath or Earthquake

- If you can kill fast enough, you can probably stay here til Lvl 120.

Lvl 95 - 120+: Blue Wyvern

EXP: 3050

Location

- Decent spawn

- Use Fire Breath or Earthquake

Video Link

Lvl 103 - 120: Qualm Monk

EXP: 3350

** You will not be able to reach this map unless you complete the Time Temple

Lvl 103 Quest: The One Who Walks Down Memory Lane 5

Location

- Drops Piece of Time

- Use Earthquake

Video Link

Lvl 109 - 120: Qualm Monk Trainee

EXP: 3600

** You will not be able to reach this map unless you complete the Time Temple

Lvl 106 Quest: The One Who Walks Down The Road of Regrets 1

- Drops Piece of Time

- Use Earthquake

Video Link

Lvl 110 - 120+ : Skelegon and Skelosaurus

EXP: Skelegon [4500] Skelosaurus [4750]

- It would be good to party with someone.

Location

Lvl 109 - 120+ : Qualm Guardian and Chief Qualm Guardian

EXP: Qualm Guardian [4500]

Chief Qualm Guardian [4960]

Locations:

Road of Regrets 3

Road of Regrets 4

Road of Regrets 5

- Use Earthquake or Flame Wheel

Video Link

** You will not be able to reach these maps unless you complete the Time Temple Quests:

The One Who Walks Down The Road of Regrets 2

The One Who Walks Down The Road of Regrest 3

The One Who Walks Down The Road of Regrets 4

*If you are Level 150+ and are tired of Road of Regrets, try to go onto the Oblivion Sector. Since the monsters are fire based, use Elemental Reset.

** If you play MapleSEA, train at Neo Tokyo at higher levels.

Evan Training Tips [Lvl 30 - 70]

2010-04-25T21:28:00.001-07:00

*Training places can vary from each person depending on the fundings on the character
If you're highly funded, use the training spots that are specified for higher levels to maximize your leveling.

*One of the most important thing to do when training an Evan character is to keep up with the required Evan Quests. These quests are a MUST to gain SP points and certain medals.

[Level 30 - 50]

Lvl 30 - 51: Monster Carnival (CPQ)

- At earlier levels, it is very difficult to survive due to the lack of Magic Guard. But once you get through those levels, you should be fine.

- A decent level of Ice Breath will be useful in mobbing.

Lvl 30 - 37: Mushroom Kingdom Quests

- When you reach lvl 30, a quest will pop of saying something like "Mushroom Kingdom in Danger."

- If you're into quests, these quests will give you a decent amount of EXP.

Lvl 35 - 50: Ludibrium Party Quest

- Located at Eos Tower Floor 101

- It's not a very popular PQ anymore, but it does sometimes give good 60% scrolls for completing it. So if you're bored of training, this might be an option.

Lvl 30 - 50 Training

Monster: Ratz [EXP: 65]

Location: Ludibrium Eos Tower Floor 100

Skill to Use: Fire Circle

Monster: Jr. Wraith [EXP: 70]

Location: Kernings Subway

-This Monster is weak to Fire.

Monster: Chronos [EXP: 82]

Location: Ludibrium: Path of Time

Monster: Cold Eye [EXP: 85]

Location: Sleepywood Dungeon

- This monster is weak to fire.

Monster: Iron Mutae [EXP: 102]

Location: Magatia - Area B-3
Video Link

Monster: Mithril Mutae

Location: Magatia - Area B-1

Lvl 45 - 55: Roid

EXP: 168

Location: Magatia

Lvl 45 - 60: Neo Huroid

EXP: 205

Location: Magatia

[Level 50 - 70]

Lvl 50 - 65: Vodoo/Hodoo

EXP: 335

Location: NLC > Haunted House
-Use Dragon Thrust / Ice Breath to Mob and Magic Flare for one monster

Lvl 50 - 70: Mysterious Path 3 (MP3) in Singapore

Monsters: Selkie Jr. [EXP: 220] and Slimy [EXP: 250]

- Big and Fast Spawn

- Use Fire Circle or Ice Breath to Mob
- If you're unfunded, start here at a high level; around 55.

Video Link

Lvl 60 - 70: Windraider

EXP: 800

Location: Crimsonwood Keep

- If you're unfunded, start at level 65.

- If you can't reach Crimsonwood Keep, access this map instead Link

Video Link

Guide to Crimsonwood Keep

Lvl 51 - 70: Ludibrium Maze Party Quest

- Make lots of Money

- Located in Ludibrium

- Decent EXP

Evan Training Tips [Lvl 10 - 30]

2010-04-25T21:20:00.000-07:00

*Training places can vary from each person depending on the fundings on the character
If you're highly funded, use the training spots that are specified for higher levels to maximize your leveling.

*One of the most important thing to do when training an Evan character is to keep up with the required Evan Quests. These quests are a MUST to gain SP points and certain medals.

[Lvl 10 - 20]

- Complete the Evan quests, this should give you enough exp to level a bit.

Henesys Party Quest

- If you don't feel like training, these is a decent PQ that will easily take you to Lvl 20.

Henesys Pig Mini Dungeon

Monsters: Ribbion Pigs, Pigs

- Located two maps to the bottom right portal of Henesys

Kerning City: Hidden Street - Caution Falling Down

Monsters: Octopus, Bubbling

[Lvl 20 - 30]

Lvl 20 - 31: Ariant Coliseum
- This isn't a very popular PQ, but I thought I'd put here anyways to remind that this is also decent exp.

Lvl 21 - 31: Kernings Party Quest

- Be careful at boss (King Slime). Because Evan characters do not have Magic Guard until Lvl 30, King Slime can kill you in 1 - 2 hits.

Lvl 25 - 31: Monster Survival Party/Individual Quest

- This is a great way to earn MP/HP pots.

- The EXP is also pretty good. Starting at lvl 25, you should be able to earn around 50 - 70% worth of exp at once, depending on how many monsters you're able to kill.

Lvl 20 - 30: Sleepywood: Mini Dungeon - Cave of Mushrooms

Monsters: Zombie Mushroom and Horny Mushroom

-Located two maps to the right of Sleepywood.

- This is a really good training spot since you can do the "kill 99 horny mushrooms & zombie mushrooms" quests to gain extra exp.

- Another thing is that Zombie Mushrooms drop Chaos Scrolls, so who knows, you might get lucky. ;)

Lvl 20 - 30: Ariant - Sunset Road: Sahel 3

Monster: Sand Rat

- I suggest talking to Manji at Perion and complete her quest. Her quest will allow you to teleport to Ariant for free 5 times.

Lvl 24 - 30: Sunset Road: Sahel 1 and 2

Monsters: Sand Rat and Scorpion

-Again, I suggest speaking to Manji to teleport you to Ariant.

Lukless Evan Equip Mips

2010-04-23T22:59:00.000-07:00

One of the cheapest way of starting an evan would be to make it lukless. What is lukless? Lukless is when you add all your AP to Int and nothing else. Their damage can match or even surpass a normal luk Evan. The only downside would be the weak defense. They are a great way for unfunded players to begin. So here is a simple list of what a lukless Evan can wear.

*For Evans, you are restricted to only using Wand and Staff!
*Most of these weapons can be found in the FM.
* Also please take note that some of these equips may be really expensive and very hard to afford.

Weapons:

[Level 8 - 30]

Usually for these levels, you don't really need such a good weapon. I normally just use a wooden wand and my damage is decent enough. If you want, you would scroll it with 100% Wand scrolls to increase your damage a little. For those who want to go a little extreme, you can get the Astaroth Wand or Staff, which can be a little tough and expensive if you're buying one.

Lvl 8 Wooden Wand (Ellinia Weapon Store)
23 Magic Attack

Lvl 25 Astaroth Wand - Obtain from killing Astaroth (rare drop) or purchase from FM (price ranges)
+10 Int, 50 Magic Attack

[Level 30 - 50]

When you reach Lvl 35, try to switch to a Maple Staff if possible, if not wait till Lvl 43 for the Maple Lama Staff or Nocturnal Staff. Unless you have a scrolled staff, it wouldn't matter whether you use a Lvl 35 one or Lvl 43. The extra 10 magic attack isn't that much of a difference.

Lvl 35 Maple Staff - (FM or from Maple Anniversary Event)
+100 HP, 48 Magic Attack

Lvl 43 Maple Lama Staff - (FM or from Maple Anniversary Event)
+100 HP, +50 MP, 58 Magic Attack

Lvl 43 Nocturnal Staff - (FM or Complete the Lvl 50 quest 'Cleaning up the Streets' from Lita Lawless in NLC. This is basically the same staff as Maple Lama Staff.)
+100 HP, +50 MP, 58 Magic Attack

[Level 50 - 200]

From here onto Lvl 200, you basically should stick with one of the wands/staff below. If you're not funded, use a Lvl 64 Maple Staff/Wand because that will give you decent damage already. For the funded people, use an Elemental Wand. The prices range for all of them, but Elemental Wand 1 & 5 are the most expensive and strongest wands because they boost your fire damage by 25%. If you can't afford those, use Elemental Wand 2 or 6 because they still boost your fire damage by 10% and surpass a Maple Staff.

Lvl 64 Maple Wisdom Staff - Maple Anniversary Event or FM (*Mip - Collect and save these during the Event and sell them a couple months or a year later for good profit*)
+1 Int, +150 HP, +50 MP, 80 Magic Attack

Lvl 64 Maple Shine Wand - Obtain from monster drops during Maple Anniversary Events or purchase from FM. *Mip - Collect and save these during the Event and sell them a couple months or a year later for good profit*
+1 Int, +100 MP, + 100 HP, 80 Magic Attack

Lvl 70 Elemental Wand 1 - Fire Element (From Gachapon, FM, MTS) - Very Pricey
-If you're really funded, this would be a good investment. This wand would be good for Blaze Wizards, F/P Mage, and Evan.
+25% Fire Damage, + 10% Poison Damage, + 1 Int, 85 Magic Attack

Lvl 70 Elemental Wand 2 - Poison Element (From Gachapon, FM, MTS) - Cheaper than Elemental Wand 1
-If you can't afford Elemental Wand 1, this is a lot cheaper and would still give you a decent damage boost. It is also still better than using a Maple Wand/Staff.
+25% Poison Damage, +10% Fire Damage, +1 Int, 85 Magic Attack

Lvl 130 Elemental Wand 5 - Fire Element (From Gacha, FM, MTS) - Very Expensive
-This is by far the most expensive 'end game weapon' for a lukless Evan and probably the most powerful also.
+25% Fire Damage, +10% Poison Damage, +2 Int, 145 Magic Attack

Lvl 130 Elemental Wand 6 - Poison Element (From Gacha, FM, MTS) - Cheaper than Elemental Wand 5
-This is cheaper than Elemental Wan 1 & 5, so if you can get your hands on this one, it would be better than a Maple Wand/Staff.
+25% Poison Damage, +10% Fire Damage, +2 Int, 145 Magic Attack

Hat, Glove, Cape, Shoe, Overall Equips will be added soon.

*Credits for Pictures to Hidden-Street.Net

What is Mips?

2010-04-20T20:41:00.000-07:00

Hi and welcome to my new blog. ^_^

First off, what is Mips? Well, when I was thinking of a name, I came upon Mips, which is actually derived from two words merged together, Maple + Tips = Mips. Kinda silly I know, but I thought it was somewhat cute. xD So in future posts, I may use the term "Mips" to refer to a Maple tip or advice. No, I am not trying to steal the name from the other MapleTips website, thats why I made mines called Easy Mips. =)

Basically, I decided to open up this blog to expand my training guides, tips, etc. In YouTube, there's a limit as to how much I can put in the description box, so I end up not being able to post lots of information. But with this blog, I'll be able to post everything. =D Also, I might have many updates on what is happening in KoreanMS, as well as GlobalMS.

This is actually my first time starting a blog, so I hope you guys will be supportive & have fun. And hopefully this will be a success. =)