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MapleStory MGLBMapleStory M Guide for New Maplers
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Overview
An official beginner reference for configuring the interface, using Auto-Battle, growing a character, handling equipment, trading through the Trade Station, and using convenience features.
Detailed content
Interface and skill setup
- The Quick Menu can hold up to eight frequently used menu items and can be rearranged through Menu Edit.
- Skill Layout Type A supports up to five skills and Type B supports up to eight skills.
- You can save up to three skill presets; switching presets has a five-second cooldown.
Auto-Battle essentials
- Auto-Battle continues while the app is closed and grants a 10% EXP bonus while active.
- Potion use thresholds can be adjusted between 70% and 90% to match survivability needs.
- Pets can maintain registered buffs, and Fever buffs can be configured for automatic use.
Growth and equipment
- Use daily quests, hunting, and Star Force Fields as the main early progression loop.
- Hyper Stats become available from level 141.
- Storage, sell filters, and extraction filters help prevent unnecessary inventory handling.
Trade Station and convenience features
- The Trade Station supports item search, filters, buying, and listing items for sale.
- A first Trade Permit is obtained through Maple Adventure before using the market.
- Maple Guide filters, party search, bundled matching, and quest auto-progress reduce repeated menu work.
Prerequisites
- A MapleStory M character
- Access to Maple Adventure for the initial Trade Permit
Practical steps
- Arrange the Quick Menu and select a skill layout that fits the number of active skills you use.
- Configure potion thresholds, pet buffs, and Fever settings before starting Auto-Battle.
- Complete daily quests and move into level-appropriate Star Force Fields for growth.
- Review equipment before selling or extracting and set filters to protect useful items.
- Unlock the Trade Station permit through Maple Adventure, then use filters before buying or listing items.
- Use Maple Guide and party matching to find recommended content and group activities.
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