Guide

⭐ I. How to Choose Your Starting Class? In the early game, you'll encounter 8 classes: Series Class Features ⚔️ Warrior Hero Burst Damage 🛡️ Warrior Dark Knight Survival + Sustained Damage 🔥 Mage Archmage Ranged AoE 🏹 Archer Marksman Single Target Damage 🎯 Archer Sniper Area Damage 🗡️ Rogue Night Lord Critical Burst 🌑 Rogue Shadower High Burst While the descriptions of class details may vary slightly across different sources, the common point is: **After companions are unlocked at level 30, you can utilize skills from other classes, so don't stress too much about your initial class choice.** BlueStacks +1 👉 My Recommendation If you're playing for the first time: Top picks: Warrior / Mage Mainly because they make it easier to clear maps in the early game. If you just want to pick your favorite MapleStory class, go for it directly. The long-term impact isn't as significant as you might think. 🚀 II. How to Play from Levels 1-30? There's only one most important thing for the first 30 levels: Follow the main quest! Don't spend too much time researching late-game builds. Recommended: Main Quest → Level Up → Unlock Systems → Increase Combat Power → Continue Main Quest The game itself is highly automated, including auto-pathfinding, auto-combat, and auto-supply, making it very suitable for idle gameplay. Bahamut Forum 🎯 III. Early Game Combat Power Increase Priority I recommend free-to-play players allocate resources as follows: Weapon ＞ Skills ＞ Equipment ＞ Companions ＞ Others Weapons are particularly important in the early game.