Hello,

I’m Jmer, currently active as a Nexon Picker.

If you’ve been playing MapleStory consistently,

you’ve probably developed at least one routine along the way!

I have a few things I automatically take care of every time I log in, too.

So today, I’ve put together a quick summary of the daily tasks I do each day 😊

1. Event Attendance Check

MapleStory is always running a wide range of events,

but attendance check rewards are one thing that never changes.

In the past, you had to defeat a level-range monster once per day to claim the reward,

but now you can collect rewards just by checking in,

so even busy workers or lighter players can keep progressing without much pressure!

Most importantly, as of April 2026, you can even get a Vac Pet from the ‘Mascot Parade’ event,

so if you’ve been putting off logging in, this is a great time to jump in!

On top of that, through ‘Jin’s Mysterious Garden’, you can get dice from the attendance check,

and rolling those dice lets you earn Growth Fertilizer.

That Growth Fertilizer can be exchanged for Jin Hyper Growth Potion (260~284Lv), Jin Extreme Growth Potion (200~259Lv),

so I definitely recommend taking this chance to push some fast levels!

*Using these growth potions guarantees exactly 1 level up!

2. Clear Daily Quests

These days, the scheduler lets you manage your daily quests at a glance.

I usually focus on defeating monsters in areas where I haven’t maxed out my Symbols yet,

then collect the rewards and make sure to grab the Daily Gift too!

3. Weekly Missions

It’s not part of my daily routine, but I usually bundle my weekly content together on Wednesdays.

That said, since I have several weekly bossing characters,

I rotate through them and do one round of weekly bosses per day while picking up Mileage at the same time.

I also squeeze in Monster Collection Mileage whenever I can! The Mileage Shop is worth keeping up with too 😆

MapleStory keeps getting quality-of-life updates,

so these days, even the usual attendance routine feels a lot simpler.

PC MMORPGs often have a reputation for demanding a big time investment,

but MapleStory now feels like a game you can still enjoy casually around your everyday schedule!