Maplestory should i quit

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They should be able to help occupy you like mentioned before. Reside to Private Servers, even though they might be looked down upon.

They will basically allow you to do a years work of levelling a character up in a day or less. After about a week, maybe two weeks tops, you'd be able to play almost every single character on MapleStory. Private Servers has a thing called Rebirth, basically if you reach level , you'll get "re-birthed" to level 0 with everything, except for your level.. So yeah. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered.

Put life goals to your top priority! Don't forget about educational purposes too! Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0. Put on the attitude! If you think Maple is getting boring, then you might want to stop playing a bit more. Start with small goals. You can gradually start to build to the steps to be able to achieve more. Watch other people kill bosses like Zakum or Cygnus on YouTube. You will feel accomplished cause you've already seen, basically, the end. No need to quit Maple completely to be truly not addicted any more.

Playing lesser is a good benefit.. Ask a friend or sibling to train your character for you from time to time if you're scared of falling behind on events, levels, etc. Another good way to quit is to sell your account. You can get IRL money for the hard work you spent on your character. Nexon may hold events for players who quit ex. Resist the urge to come back after you quit. For some people, quitting Maple cold works better to break an addiction than playing minimally.

If you would prefer this to less playing per day, than try to not play Maple for a week. If you're planning to switch to another game, advertise in the Free Market that you're trading mesos for that game's currency ex. RuneScape GP. This can give you a head start in another game. If you're still having trouble quitting, here are some things to help you quit: Maplestory is one of the most hacked games, like, ever. One of these days, the hackers will destroy it, and all your hard work will be gone.

Later, the guilt about how much you put into the stupid cash shop eats you away, because you see that new iPod Touch, and realize you could have gotten that instead of the useless clothes and game items. Tell yourself, instead of spending 40 dollars on NX for clothes, or gachapon tickets why not use the money to get the orange box or Css.

Submit a Tip All tip submissions are carefully reviewed before being published. Maplestory can be worse than drugs. Helpful 11 Not Helpful 3. But I don't want that, I'm in University, I should focus on other things.

That's the thing "derp" on MS. Maplestory doesn't have the same meaning as the past anymore and my things are just worthless. I regret spending every single penny for this game. This game doesn't make me smile anymore and in the past few days, I've spent countless hours training at LHC and merching just to find a bit more Mesos in my storage.

Why am I being drawn into this? I feel that the only way to find a suitable answer, would be to quit this vicious cycle and quit the game. Now, I have a little relative who still plays this game that I would be more than happy to give him all my 6 years worth of "antiques", but I don't want him to lose more time on this game than I did.

I don't want to put him in the same thing I am going through right now. This game consumes too much time, and I keep coming back for events and such. What would be the best course of action for me to take? I don't mind giving my things away, but I don't want to condemn anyone in what I am going through. This has been boggling my mind for the past few days, and if anything I should do is stop this game and move on.

I enjoy reading about maplestory but the game is just as repetitive as ever. And at the same time, doesn't Nexon realize that Maplestory has become a bottle that's down to more than half of it's content? I mean, the bottle is fully sealed so that no new comers will ever be able to enjoy this game at the current state is in.

I'd really like opinions about what I am going through and would be happy to elaborate more and more for those who would like. This game lost all of its integrity and I feel like I'm losing more in the end. What's holding me back I don't know, it's memories, but at the same time, bad ones. TL;DR: this game was filled with memories, but turned into a pomegranate hole.

Kashari3 sorry for hacking you, I will always owe you deeply my gratitude. Last edited by Zuruzuka; at AM. Re: Quit This Game For Good I've been pondering on the same thing and I'm definitely quitting some time after my Phantom hits level , but I would say you have more reasons for quitting than I do. You seem to want to continue only out of obligation to some people but this isn't an issue as you know them in real life so why continue if your heart's not in it and your story that began years ago is essentially over?

It all definitely adds up. When I quit this game, I completely uninstalled it for reasons same as yours way too busy - school, board member of a student organization, social life, and a relationship to juggle. Maybe that's one route you could take? Though i;m a frugal basterd who makes his own money and doesn't spend NX on the idea that if i really really want it, I'll spend my own money but i usually just prioritize other wastes of money.

I say stop trying to do more and just be content with what you have. In all honesty I have no idea why i play this game. I guess i use this more as a stress outlet than an actual game. If i level i level, if my damage sucks, who cares? I've had fun and I find my own ways of making fun in the game. Mostly that involves playing the new characters for fun, seeing how awesome i can make my character with cheap equips i get from events.

I stop playing when there's school work obviously, but no real reason to quit the game. I'd rather be addicted to this than something like CoD. Sometimes its just a matter of playing something new. For example: my goal is to make my paladin, cannoneer, and mechanic all to level in time for their respective hyper skills.

But then i have seen tempest classes come out, so I'm playing those. My goal now is to get my angelic buster to for the complete set and so i never have to fund and by fund i use that very loosely because "fund" nowadays mean billions on billions of mesos while fund to me means "i can trade my equips to myself and reuse it it ever again. I;d say, if you enjoy the game not for it's incompetent community, but for the game itself, the keep playing.

If you're just fed up with everything, id say take a break from it and play other games. This game is not worth the frustration.

TL;DR: I play because i want to and for no other reason beyond making my own fun and that's the way it should be. IF you're not having fun, stop playing- Maple i not worth losing your hair over. So don't try to convince yourself you can. Instead, accept it and take it slowly. What I mean is just like you said that you 'derp' on maple, derp a little more instead of merching and start going on maple less and less.

Once youre at the point of going on maplestory maybe once a week you will finally be able to live the life you want. You might be wondering 'if i only go on once a week whats the point of playing maple' but thats the point, you wanted to spend less time on maple and quit possibly.

It will feel like you quit, and it wont matter that youre still playing maple since you play so little, and psychologically youre convincing yourself that you've quit maple. Is that the slang we use? This game is dying slowly I feel that I've done most the things available in this very limited game traits, medals, levels, gears and there's nothing much to keep you going after , except make another class just to repeat the process. It's become too much of a pay-to-win kind of game.

I feel like you should just quit and get it over with. Holding onto false obligations or past memories will just add onto the small rope you're holding.