The "Ask a Beginner" Thread.

[jhtv]

I made a perm beginner he's lvl 14.

I'm doing pretty well I just need to know when I should start scrolling stuff. BTW I'm funded but not too much. My main only has 3 mil because of buying a lvl 60 claw >_> Also 60% glove atk prices dropped so I;m waiting for it to go back up again.

Thanx in advance

[hireshi]

I made a perm beginner he's lvl 14.

I'm doing pretty well I just need to know when I should start scrolling stuff. BTW I'm funded but not too much. My main only has 3 mil because of buying a lvl 60 claw >_> Also 60% glove atk prices dropped so I;m waiting for it to go back up again.

Thanx in advance

If you're doing good the way you are. I suggest you keep on training till level 21 then try sell your scrolls to afford a Tuna instead of scrolling. If you get a Tuna at an early level you will have no problem with doing party quests till level 51.

If on the other hand you are gonna scroll, I suggest you wait till the price of the 60% Glove Attack raises in price again then buy a Sauna Robe with Dexterity or scroll one yourself if you can afford.


You will be just fine with your current armor till level 30 if you got at least 45+ accuracy.

[toyn]

EyEyEy! Isn't it almost the same to do a perma begginner than making a STR mage? As a mage you still get all kind of cool skills and stuff. Okey that maybe a stupid question. Or rather thats more like comment than a question... So let me put that a question...

Wouldn't you rather do a STR mage/cleric than a Perma-Begginner? are there really that much diffrence in them? :O

[hireshi]

EyEyEy! Isn't it almost the same to do a perma begginner than making a STR mage? As a mage you still get all kind of cool skills and stuff. Okey that maybe a stupid question. Or rather thats more like comment than a question... So let me put that a question...

Wouldn't you rather do a STR mage/cleric than a Perma-Begginner? are there really that much diffrence in them? :O

Strength Magician or not. You'll still get Magic Guard that will exchange your HP with MP and that way you can take way harder hits than a Beginner ever could. Unless you skip raising INT. Still yes, there is a huge difference. The jobless noob has no skills that can be helpful what-so-ever which makes it so hard to train and level.

[toyn]

Skip raising INT? If you would raise you INT as a STR magican that wouldn't make it a STR magican anymore (in my small mind atleast). I think it's either pure STR magican or normal magican. And as a know-to-be-called-pure-STR-magican the normal magican attacks aren't effective so it makes thier main attack normal melee attacks.

[DeadColde]

I'm level 20 with a +7 89 W.Att Tuna, where's a fast place to train from 20-25?

[RaisinBran]

I'm level 20 with a +7 89 W.Att Tuna, where's a fast place to train from 20-25?

Pig beach is a great place. I stayed there for the longest time. Blue Mushroom Forest is another out of the way place no one goes to.

[stephanie07]

They can be as cheap or as expensive as you wish. i have 2 perm-beginners but ones an islander. the other off-island is lvl 17 :) i go back and forth between my many chars so.........anyways make your char yours lol

[WildChild]

Announcements:

Maple Story Japan has now gotten the second advancement of the BEGINNER! At level 90 the Beginner can turn into an Onion Knight, and get a boost of 2000HP and two new skills. One that allows them to scroll ANY weapon they can't use. The other gives them +195 speed and 50 jump.

Is this a joke?

[hireshi]

Is this a joke?

A big fail at least.

"KoreaMS has also added 2 more Beginner skills; one allows the player to scroll any item he cannot equip. The second skill, which has to be acquired through a quest, allows the player to ride a captured animal. Riding an animal increases his speed to 170% and jump to 120% (the normal speed and jump is 100%)."

That is not a joke ^

http://www.answers.com/topic/maplest...racter-classes

http://www.adventuresinjms.com/forum...php?t1958.html