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Asters wrote: »

who knows ! every single feedback, referred idea, is worth it! and it's doable not immediately but in the coming updates , and there're positive actions like u mentioned

I agree.
Even if you don't agree with the idea, or the idea isn't something you think will work, constructive criticism is important.
Sometimes debate (two opposing opinions being talked about rationally) can lead to new solutions or uncover a deeper problem that is the cause of others.

This is easier said than done. Programming isn't as easy as "Detect for this thing" when hackers are also programming "Don't detect this thing."
Even if the theory is easy, it might require massive rewrites of the hack detection's code.
Given the sheer number of bans, I'd say Nexon is doing just fine.
I'm sure they're doing the best they can to work things out.

A better report system would help.
If Nexon wants to add a system which allows you to type in a name to report, then you can just screen cap when entering a map with a hacker.
This way they can't D/C or CC to avoid a report.
(I believe this was mentioned somewhere recently, but I can't find it.)

But seriously, does Maplestory even have half the number of active players as banned accounts in the past 2 weeks?
The GMs within our version must be working very hard to ban all these accounts.
http://maplestory.nexon.net/news/37972/maple-memo-regarding-kanna-and-kishin

In the past 2 weeks alone we’ve taken action on over 30,000 accounts

SwordStaker wrote: »

Even without 200 can be reached in a day or two

Most people can only play a few hours each day. Hitting 200 in 2 days is a bit much for people who have a job, family and other things they wish to do besides Maplestory.
If you can do it, power to you. But you have to understand it's not the norm.

DavOps wrote: »

That can be in a normal server, but in reboot where there are no trades or markets? the only thing we have is farm mesos and if they remove a very important tool to advance in the game almost all of us will be stagnating without even being able to level up due to lack of range

Kishin is not required for reboot. People just think it is and/or depend on it to the point of absurdity.
Sit yourself down and grind for about 2 hours each day, I promise you that you'll be amazed how much you can do if you just play the game without worrying about things like Kishin.

HousePet wrote: »

TBH, that they have a class that makes grinding more efficient is a major issue.
As they have said, it has majorly skewed the class choices of a lot of players, and caused a terrible meta situation.
They should remove the effect asap and look at whether there is something wrong with the rest of the game that made it so popular.

It most certainly should be removed before the 275 increase I'd say. "Grinding more efficient" classes have existed for awhile now, Bishop being the oldest.
However Bishop was never as abusable as Kanna is. I think a lot of it has to do with the whole shift gamers have had as a whole towards MMOs in the past decade or two.
In the west they just aren't what they used to be, I think Maplestory tried to cope with less MMO interest by making the game easier to get into.
While that isn't too bad of an idea, it does cause problems of its own, which Nexon seems to now be trying to face.