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KMST ver. 1.2.192 – The First Adversary & Skill Changes

This week’s test server patch includes the new boss, the First Adversary, as well as surprise skill balancing! In the Maple Now, Director Changseop also stated that this balancing will continue in the next couple of months and he gave a roadmap for content until October.
Read more…KMS ver. 1.2.405 – MapleStory Assemble: Ascent Skills!

Can you spot the KPop Demon Hunters references?
The second patch of the MapleStory Assemble update has been released, featuring the new HEXA Matrix Ascent skills! There’s also some QoL changes and a few additional events.
We should be expecting the next KMST patch on August 7, with the new boss, the First Adversary!
Read more…KMST ver. 1.2.191 – Ascent Skill Changes

The second test server patch for the new Ascent skills has been released, with some minor damage adjustments across the board. It also has some Len skill changes, improvements to the Cash Shop and all the shop UIs, and a couple of boss changes among other things.
Read more…KMS ver. 1.2.404 – MapleStory Assemble: The Red-Eyed Wanderer, Len!

The first patch of the MapleStory Assemble update has been released, featuring the new class, the Red-Eyed Wanderer, Len! It also contains a ton of QoL improvements such as the Buff Sequence feature, cooldowns resetting upon boss entry, and a completely unified Cash Storage!
The next part of the update will be the second 6th job skills, Ascent Skills! There will be two test world patches for them, on July 3 and July 10.
Read more…KMST ver. 1.2.188 – New Job, Len & Assemble Improvements!

Shortly after the showcase, the test server was updated with the new job, Len, as well as a large amount of QoL improvements. There will be another test server patch in a couple of days, probably with Len skill changes and the summer events.
Note for Len skills: like all other Anima classes, it is heavily based on Korean mythology and history, and all of the skill names use Hanja which is more difficult to translate and heavily subject to interpretation (thank you Neo for the assistance). I think most of them should be okay but some are definitely a bit long/weird-sounding and that’s because either I wasn’t 100% sure what the Hanja represented or it was too hard to concisely summarize what it meant. If you’re a native Korean with mastery over Hanja and have any suggestions/improvements, please let me know 🙂
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