The best MapleStory screenshot spot—take your group photo here, and you’re done!
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Hello to everyone who loves Nexon games,
this is Jaepamin!

In MapleStory, where socializing is such a big part of the experience, taking screenshots to save your memories is one of those things you really can’t leave out.
I recently found myself with a new boss buddy as well, so I’ve been looking around at different screenshot spots, and there are more pretty locations than I expected. I put this together in a simple, easy-to-follow format, and I hope it gives plenty of players something useful to refer to. Let’s get started.
01. Orbis Park


First is Orbis Park. There’s a lone building at the very top, and a lot of players use this spot because it works well for solo shots or couple screenshots. If you regularly keep a Maple diary or like saving memories through screenshots, this is a good place to know.


If you want to get to the top, just press Teleport + the up arrow key from the spot where I’m standing.
02. Eos Tower 66th Floor


Second is Eos Tower 66th Floor. I’ve passed through Eos Tower many times, but this was my first time noticing this area, so it felt quite interesting. Each block makes a nice place to stand, which makes it especially good for group shots. One small downside is that monsters spawn here now, unlike before, so I think it would look best if you clear only the mobs at the bottom and leave the ones in the middle before taking the screenshot.
03. Wedding Village



Third is Wedding Village. This is probably a fairly unfamiliar place for many MapleStory players. It’s the location you visit when a male and female character have a Maple wedding (Maple marriage). Because of that, the map is pretty and full of hearts, so it’s a great place for couple shots or guild group screenshots. You can get there by talking to NPC Hera in Henesys Park, so keep that in mind.
That wraps up my look at the Top 3 MapleStory Screenshot Spots. They’re all good enough that you could hardly go wrong with a group shot in any of them, so I think it simply comes down to choosing the atmosphere you like best.
I hope this post was helpful, and I’ll end things here. If there’s anything you’re curious about, please leave a comment!
