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MapleStory Classic WorldSEAShengqu publishes open letter to players on the script-farm fight
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Key takeaway
On the same day the test opened, Shengqu wrote a long letter to players. They defended their gold-binding rule and trading limits. They said normal players who farm gold are fine. The real target is huge bot farms with thousands or millions of fake accounts. They are thinking about letting friends trade with each other again.
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Dates and schedule
- On the same day the test opened, Shengqu wrote a long letter to players.
Gameplay, content, and systems
- They defended their gold-binding rule and trading limits.
- They said normal players who farm gold are fine.
- They are thinking about letting friends trade with each other again.
Safety, enforcement, and restrictions
- The real target is huge bot farms with thousands or millions of fake accounts.
Source and regional scope
- NiaMeowDB is the indexed source for this news record.
- The record applies to china, global and was last checked on 2026-07-25.
- The indexed publication is not marked first-party; MPStorys keeps its reporting separate from official publisher statements.
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