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RuneScape devs team issued a patch note of tweaks and improvements they prepped up for Loot Sharing and Stone Spirits in the game, as a potent demonstration of perfectly performing its own New Year's resolutions in this phase. The patch note mainly focused on the major improvements to Loot Sharing, Stone Spirits, and several other functionalities within the game. It's also the remodification of some imperfections caused by the overdone tweaks from last Smithing & Mining Rework update.  For starters, let's take a look at what's happened in Loot Sharing, shall we? For Loot Sharing, RuneScape devs added a new feature to the Loot Sharing system that allowing the players to give away their own loots to anyone else in the same friends chat without no longer adding these people to the friend lists first. With this feature added on, there are plenty of conveniences created and a few more time saved for both sides of parties no doubt in the game.  The Second ...

Today, we are going to write something different from the usual pieces we'd created previously. Try something new doesn't represent necessarily a shift of writing focus and changes for promotional priority. It just means we intend to have a taste of diversification and a real urge of likability. To start this article with a quote I like most, "A man should always do something to live up to the hype, don't patronize yourself instead" This piece is all about daily lives that somebody in the shots has with their pets and even wild animals. Some are intimidating but mostly hilarious and wacky. Here we go: A guy went out for camping and forgot to build a tent at night, look what he met with in the middle of the night! Followup: That guy was thought to be a reckless camping enthusiast at first. But after digging out a little more about him and his video, only to find that he is one of the tamers and all the cheetahs appeared in the photos are...

With more and more participants making in the rant line, the aftershock of the exposure of a severe exploit's abuse in MapleStory 2 still has no sign of quieting down in a short time. Would this unexpected emergency be the final nail in the coffin of MapleStory 2, after the game has experienced consistent loss of player base and its irreparable framework failures? And how do the game publisher Nexon and its devs manage to get through the crisis? Besides an exploit that has been neglected by the Devs and abused by cheaters for months, what's the general reaction and suggestions from ordinary players in the game? We're here to get the bottom of these questions and explore more about that.  There are something interest going on in the MapleStory 2 official forum. shortly after the disclosure of this catastrophic incident in Reddit, some players were starting a few threads on the forum to make a rant, complaint, or manifesto over the company's attitude towards this i...

Another calamity happened to MapleStory 2 and its Devs Team again just hours ago. A Redditor who has declined to reveal his real name reported a severe exploit that had been illicitly taken advantage of by plenty of MapleStory 2 players for months while Nexon was unable to inflict any form of punishment for them all the time. The Redditor, named  TewiUsagi , was so positive about the allegations against this mass exploit's abuses and Nexon's last-for-months negligence that he even called on the forum moderator to inspect whether there is any form of "witch hunting" or "offending any rules" in his report or not and take actions on that accordingly.  Based on the report he posted on Reddit, an exploit, which has been discovered and abused in MapleStory 2 since the first week of CPap's release (Short for Chaos Papulatus), allows players to transfer their weapons between characters, even if these weapons were equipped and bond to one character before. ...

Just like the previous time Nexon's announcements had provoked plenty of debates and discussions among the MapleStory 2 players, this time, the company released its purported "last producer blog of 2018 about MapleStory 2", which revealed a host of details that are involved with MapleStory 2 Devs team' ongoing plans, aspirations for next year, as well as some "construction failures". The whole blog began with a genuine apology for the unexpected misunderstanding towards "Holiday Bonus Giveaway" from a group of Maplers. The apology was a great opening, though, it didn't concern anything new from MapleStory 2 devs team. The second part of this blog, which would be generally considered as "plot twist", updated the top priority for MapleStory 2 devs is to cope with "random aspects of progression combined with the content cap", in order to provide all players who devote a different periods of time to the game with correspon...

Grinding Gear Games revealed that the release of Path of Exile: Betrayal witnessed 188,970 people flock to the game to play as early adopters, 123,565 of whom derived from Steam, which is a 28 percent improvement compared to the game's previous launch record.  Perhaps you will be more crystal clear about the importance of this remarkable achievement Path of Exile have acquired by this statement: From the game's initial release, which would be in 2014, to now, there is only one time that Path of Exile really achieved this accomplishment - ACU(Average Concurrent Users) and PCU(Peak Concurrent Users) both were up to 100, 000 - and that is undoubtedly now. Based on the data collected from Steam. It shows that starting on December 8, there are 3 peaks for Path of Exile Concurrent Players which are all numerically over 110,000 and the highest one was up to 120,000. For the last few days, Grinding Gear Games already made its own way up to the peak that wasn't able to ascend to...

Unlike any other games in the world, MapleStory 2 is rolling through the path that will have no intention of helping players socialize and bond with each other when facing to the reality that the world is getting smaller under advanced means of communication, even in the game.  There is no doubt that MapleStory 2 has done much better than MapleStory in so many ways, including customization contests, 3D graphics, exquisite anime style and so on. But an inconvenient truth is both the predecessor and the sequel is running under the same archaic server system which would never allow the tweaks like transferring players' character from the current server to another one come true. The recent clues to reveal this rigescent system is Nexon's attempts to deploy account-binding regulations for owners of Crystal Fragments, Chaos Onyx Crystals or Onyx Crystals. No one knows if there are more possessions or rewards in the future will be incorporated into those regulations. But...