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Aggraphine wrote: »

Sounds like it might be a similar case to Nier:Automata in that it's not an actual language. Either that or it's Latin.

Three examples: Ex 1, Ex 2, Ex 3

I actually learned while searching up examples that NieR's BGM is sung in "Chaos Language", a language made up by the vocalist Emi Evans which was created intentionally by combining and re-arranging song lyrics from several different languages to give the illusion of linguistic drift due to the series being set thousands of years in the future.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_of_Nier

It's why I didn't include it as an example of basic faux Latin.

I'm pretty sure it's just faux Latin chanting, present in a lot of BGMs including Damien phase 2, Lotus phase 3, and the Hekaton music.
More famous examples would be things like One-Winged Angel, several of the Zelda tracks like the Twilight Princess title theme, and basically 90% of the Dante's Inferno soundtrack.

While Necord has recorded songs with actual, dechipherable lyrics before—namely, Primrose and An Eternal Breath—they tend to be slower ballads.

People primarily do boss battles such as Chaos Root Abyss and other high-level bosses for their equipment sets. Equipment around your level also drops from mobs around your level, up to level 140 Pensalir equips. After Pensalir, Chaos Root Abyss gear would be your next focus.

You would need to specify which boss you're trying to do and what level you are, so we would know what equips you should get.

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If your chipset is anything like my GPU, you have to manually enable which games work with the chips and which work with built-in Intel stuff. You'll have to fiddle with the AMD settings to try; I've been forced to manually switch at least 4 different games I've installed, and I still have difficulty figuring it out how I actually do it.

As an aside, Maplestory is very CPU heavy, so I don't know how much this may increase your FPS. Also, be sure the lag is FPS and not network lag; your graphics settings won't help anything if the lag is coming from your connection to the servers.