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MapleStory 2 is now celebrating the final result of a poll which was held back in Valentine's day just to pick up the most popular NPC in the game, as well as rewarding the participants in this poll with some giveaways that won't be dispatched until the Mar. 28th update. The Valentine's poll, which was originally one of the last sections of the so-called "Decadent Delivery Event", is designed to collect the data of which Maple World denizen is most lovable in the game and then sort all six candidates and choose the winner by votes.  Maplers even get rewards at the start of this event simply by giving you hand-made chocolates to the favorite candidate of yours. Of course, crafting your own chocolates and sending them as a vote is actually part of the task too. If you complete your vote, you will be rewarded with five more Valentine's exclusive chocolates plus some other bonus on a daily basis.  I am thrilled to tell you that the vote has now officiall...

MapleStory 2 Project New Leaf has recently extended the longevity of a band-aid solution to current Progression issues, which would be replaced by the Progression Improvement update in the next month, according to the latest post issued on the official website.  As is well known for all Maplers, the Progression Mechanics in MapleStory 2 has been drowning in the mire of unfairness and suppression for a very long time. For the majority of players whose progressions are way below the ones from the apex of the pyramid, all progression mechanics and other correlatives this game has now almost backfired and did more harm than good to bridge the gap between low-level players and high-level ones. Even the FairFight system, which basically nerfs players' damages towards dungeon bosses up to a certain point, has devoted nothing to the redemption of the wide disparity between these two classes.  The band-aid solution called Dungeon Delight event was initially announced a...

To Celebrate Little Ladies' day, Final Fantasy XIV will be launching an annual in-game event from tomorrow to March 13th for two weeks.  Little Ladies' day is a traditional holiday in the realm of Eorzea in Final Fantasy XIV. It can be traced back to the Legend of the Lost Lady. The holiday event first appeared in 2014, featured all sorts of adventures and quest coming with rewards and prizes after fulfilling them. However, none of them can be redeemed until the whole event concludes. The Eorzean Legend of the Lost Lady is tragicomedy-genre mythology that happened in the ancient Ul'dah, where was ruled by a despotic Sultan at that moment. The Sultan impresses his subjects as an irritable and arbitrary governer who shows less mercy on lower classes than he supposed to. He, however, has only one daughter who has all his attention and fondness so that he determined to confine her in the royal palace and assign over fifty handmaidens and seneschals as her retinue since sh...