gamechanger

When i'm farming Dark World Tree for the daily quests (the blue/purple slime map), about half of the channels are occupied by Blaze Wizard bots. I don't actually mind bots because prices for css are low. Bought 100 for 2.3 bil from a guy in FM selling bundles of 100 css each.

GMS will always be infested with bots. Has been for over 11 years. Learn to embrace it guiz, and bless those bots for lots of items being cheaper.

On the other hand, if GMS had a better control over botting (ie had a handle on them and there were orders of magnitudes fewer bots), then NexonNA could freely manipulate drop rates and event rewards to make everything easier/cheaper to obtain since bots wouldn't be running the market.

They are not healthy, as they are actively stopping NexonNA from being able to actually fix core problems in the market

Why?

I'd rather they restrict the tradeability to be honest. Like only movable within account. It's very offensive seeing 100s of CSS flooding the FM. If they can't fix the bot issue by catching them, then maybe limit their profit avenues.

The only thing i agree with here is that chaos scrolls should be out of it already.

I disagree. Being able to trade those CSS is the only reason you can buy CSS en masse in the FM if you don't want to waste days/weeks elite hunting to get the necessary amount of CSS. You are right that botters are a problem, and they influence the economy a lot, but implementing better anti-bot methods would be more effective and healthier in the long run than restricting trades of CSS from elite bosses

Yes. Its called don't give a about it because those charts are highly inaccurate. On top of them being made on a bunch of assumptions, and the math being done for an impossible scenario (boss is stationary, you never have to move unless your skill actually moves you, always at top HP/MP for the classes for whom that affects their damage, all of your DoTs are proccing etc....), there was a lot of evidence of the guy behind the most widely distributed charts faking results to artificially place I/L mages higher because he liked them (or lower because he didn't like them, I can't remember).

So, unrealistic scenarios, subjective rankings, math is not public (ie to know whether its even accurate math), evidence of creators of said charts artificially placing certain classes higher/lower than they would normally be. The charts are useless

Maplestory is a 2D game, its not at all suited for VR. Seriously the best you could get with it is an uninterrupted screen that takes up your entire vision, which is not VR and frankly I don't see the point in that.

MS2 could eventually go VR depending on how well it does, but MS will never be a VR game