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As the most Maplers might have seen, MapleStory 2 and its developers were progressing the so-called "Project New Leaf" and gradually extended the untouched categories that have been publically recognized as "contents with fatal flaws". Last Friday, The Project New Leaf updated and published a new announcement about patching up some new contents which have been bothering the game and affected players' retention so long as the others. These patchy contents include Epic Pets, Mesos Sink Reduction, Legendary Gear, Accessory Fragment Fusion and so on. It looks like the fourth overhaul to the game is nailed down and scheduled. Meanwhile, as far as we know, MapleStory 2 developers do not want it as the last stop. It means that there will be definitely one or more sequels of this update in order to address MapleStory 2 Mesos issues successfully.  Although someone might argue with the very first intention from MapleStory 2 developers to issue these overhauls, this...

Almost three days ago, there was a trending topic in the official forum of MapleStory 2 regarding the current state of the game. Regardless of naysayers and critics being on their hobbyhorses over bad-mouthing awful time gating mechanism, all-pervasive RNG limitations, "first come first serve, later come suck it" policy and other irritating segments deeply rooted in MapleStory 2, there were still some statements out there worthy of keeping track of. The Thread starter judiciously unfolds his thesis statement by contrasting both game experiences from the predecessor MapleStory and the sequel MapleStory 2. It isn't exceptional to encounter someone with good vibes over the old timer that was absolutely converted from drastic nostalgia, as well as spontaneous antipathy over the current sequel. Between the lines, the disappointment towards MapleStory 2 was inundated with the entire post its words. Below is a segment we cited from the article as an example of this mixed fe...