MapleStory Reboot Meso Guide 2020
MapleStory is a free 2d Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game where you can of course purchase items or services to give you a boost in the game. This is the case for regular serves whereas on the other hand we have a server called “Reboot” where you’re not allowed to sell/trade/buy items from other players. Meaning Reboot is a “Massively Singleplayer Online Role Playing Game”. I kid I kid. But to survive and advance on this server you need a ton of mesos throughout your maple career. Therefore to amount for this difference all monsters in Reboot drop higher amount of mesos while also making mesos the number one most valuable asset to advance, while giving us a Henesys Store (by the market) with various different items and perks.
In reboot you can get meso potentials on your Pendant, Rings, Earrings, Eye and Face accessory. Plus your inner ability. You would get 20% meso drop on each one of these equipment and inner ability. It would look like this:
Pendant → 20% Meso Drop
Rings → 20% Meso Drop
Earrings → 20% Meso Drop
Eye accessory → 20% Meso Drop
Face accessory → 20% Meso Drop
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Inner Ability → 20% Meso Drop
Total: 120% Meso Drop
Normally the goal is to create a Kanna and obtain Meso Gear (as shown above) to grind for mesos. This way we can obtain the necessary mesos to let us advance further in the game. Of course this means there would be elite maps for meso farming which was the Bye-Bye Station farming map (instanced). Around level 150 you would go into this instanced map and grind away to obtain great results, but at the cost of constantly committing suicide to not allow you to level up and stay within range. The higher the level the higher the mesos cut. But Nexon ultimately ended this meso farming method as it was considered ‘against the rules’ so now players need to look at other options to obtain mesos. And that’s what this guide is, a 2020 meso guide!
At this point leveling a Kanna past level 200 and farming in the Arcane Maps (considered meta) is your decision, but just be aware it’ll take quite sometime before you can 1-shot the mobs while also wearing meso gear.
Grab a beer/milk/tequila/juice and let’s begin!
1. Creating a Jett
An excellent idea is to create a Jett (yes, they’re awful to level) and level it up to level 140. Upon reaching this level you can get a 3% meso obtain effect when you place him/her on your Legion Board, allowing you to obtain more mesos when you kill monsters/bosses. PLUS you’ll get a Critical Damage % Link Skill as well, so definitely worth leveling a Jett!
2. Daily Bosses and Power Crystals
Doing your daily bosses is a fantastic way of obtaining mesos, plus other loots you sell. Below are their meso drops:
Easy Zakum: 200k
Normal Zakum: 612k
Easy Papulatus: 684.5k
Easy Magnus: 722k
Normal Hilla: 800k
Easy Horntail: 882k
Normal Root Abyss: 968k
Normal Horntail: 1.01m
Easy Von Leon: 1.06m
Easy Arkarium: 1.15m
Caoong: 1.25m
Chaos Horntail: 1.35m
Normal Pink Bean: 1.4m
Normal Von Leon: 1.46m
Normal Arkarium: 2.52m
Hard Von Leon: 2.45m
Normal Magnus: 2.59m
Normal Papulatus: 2.67m
Hard Hilla: 2.74m
Chaos Pink Bean: 2.81m
Easy Cygnus: 7.81m
Normal Cygnus: 11.25m
Chaos Zakum: 12.8m
Chaos Von Bon/Pierre/Bloody Queen: 14.45m
Hard Magnus: 16.2m
Chaos Vellum: 18.05m
Chaos Papulatus: 20m
Normal Suu: 22.05m
Normal Demian: 23.11m
Normal Lucid: 24.18m
Hard Demian: 36.45m
Hard Suu: 39.2m
Hard Lucid: 45m
This was taken from ( https://orangemushroom.net/2017/08/31/kms-ver-1-2-284-maplestory-nova-morass-swamp-of-memory/ )
These bosses drop Power Crystals which can be sold to NPC named “Collector”. Just be aware you can only sell 60 power crystals per week, so prioritize to the strongest bosses (that you can manage currently) since those sell the highest.
3. Maple Tour
After Nexon said Bye Bye to the Bye Bye Station change, they created a total new system called Maple Tour. The way this works is similar to Monster Park where you can finish different instanced maps arranged by level gaps. This can be done 7 times per day and only 2 are free. You can pay for 5 extra runs for 300 Maple Points.
Made a quick table to show the figures:
Buying extra runs is up to you but the table above shows at quick glance the difference between free runs versus paid ones.
4. Ursus Runs
Fighting this mighty beast is another way of earning mesos in Reboot while taking advantage of the 2x mesos earned when you defeat him. This time is currently during 9 – 11 PM UTC time. Double check your zones so you don’t miss this!
Every run will net you roughly 32M and you can do this 3 times per day, giving you a total of 96M daily.
5. Big Spider/Mutant Pig Familiars
Big Spider and Mutant Pig familiars have a +60% item and meso drop which stacks with cash shop coupons but doesn’t with other 2x “Use tab” buffs.
Having those comes in handy in the long run and it’s almost a must to get for your maple career. Item drop is also a very important potential for Reboot so the more you have the better.
Even though I am including the Pig Mutant Familiar I highly recommend sticking with the Big Spider familiar as it’s easier to obtain as opposed to the Pig Mutant one, where it has a really low drop rate card (to gain it, sort of like a Pokeball. First catch and then use).
Final Comments
This is definitely not the prime of Reboot Meso farming as Bye Bye Station was just top notch when it came to earning mesos. But these are in my opinion nice ways of earning mesos in Reboot during 2020, but you can follow your own advise and earn mesos as you please. I think this quick guide will help those who don’t know much of Maplestory when they’re starting and might come in handy when they begin their Maple journey.
Remember, this is YOUR story. Play at your pace and enjoy the game.
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