We're all familiar with the concept of warring factions in MMOs, and it only makes sense that the sweetest MMO around would give it a sugary twist.
MapleStory is celebrating its fifth birthday with Cake vs. Pie as one of the central party games. Players can choose to join the cake faction or the pie faction, competing to gain control of one of four towns. Win the match by defeating or defending the boss according to which side of the wall you're currently on, and you'll pick up prizes from XP boosts all the way to admission into a mini-dungeon.
While Cake vs. Pie is bound to be fun, MapleStory isn't stopping this party with a giant food fight. As with any good party, the guests receive gifts -- these come in the form of a brand new set of Fifth Anniversary Durability Items, 20 classic maple weapons that you'll find as drops, and special commemorative fifth anniversary rings. The GMs will be in town handing out buffs every half hour as well.
The event is going on throughout May, with all the details on the event schedule.
Reader Comments (15)
Posted: May 7th 2010 6:09AM (Unverified) said
I've always liked the look of Maple Story, but the last time I played it there was no way to rebind the keyboard to my liking (wasd movement, etc.). Is this still the situation? Is it possible to play with a custom control pad? Or do we have to resort to a hacky solution like AHK?
Thanks.
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Thanks.
Posted: May 7th 2010 9:41AM breezer said
There's been key remapping in Maple Story since the day it launched in the US, however, if I remember correctly, the only keys/functions you can't remap are the movement keys.
Normally I'd agree that no WASD is outrageous, but there's really no advantage or need for wasd movement in MS, so... just get used to the arrow keys? It's really not THAT weird. Is it?
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Normally I'd agree that no WASD is outrageous, but there's really no advantage or need for wasd movement in MS, so... just get used to the arrow keys? It's really not THAT weird. Is it?
Posted: May 7th 2010 11:02AM (Unverified) said
Thank you for your reply, breezer.
Yes, I do remember some form of key binding being available, so I suppose it was that I couldn't rebind movement that bothered me. It not being advantageous is arguable, but my problem is more with it just feeling weird. Perhaps I'll try to come up with an AHK script or something.
How does the game play with a joypad? Possible? Enough binds available?
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Yes, I do remember some form of key binding being available, so I suppose it was that I couldn't rebind movement that bothered me. It not being advantageous is arguable, but my problem is more with it just feeling weird. Perhaps I'll try to come up with an AHK script or something.
How does the game play with a joypad? Possible? Enough binds available?
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