A chaos raid for treasure dungeons, a survival wave dungeon and 10-player parties will be  update accessible CBT2. For details about the articles, check out the official MapleStory 2 site.The UI at MapleStory 2 is a bit different from MapleStory 1. Right off the bat, you will see that there's no giant information bar along the bottom of your screen, there's still a great deal of stuff there but you can still understand the entire world behind it.

At the top left is the present time and your mesos (these can be moved around).In the best is the minimap, which also allows you to quickly change stations, see everyone that is currently in the same map as you can, in addition to other specific NPCs, stores, and quests (you can select which of them you need to see).You can change its size by dragging the corner, or perhaps its transparency.

If you grip Tab, the minimap will be enlarged to show the whole map.In the middle is you! You will see your character's name and over yourself, and your guild if you're in one.Below is your major UI of the game.On the left is that the chat.It has different colours for various chats (all, party, friends, guild, etc) and you are able to create chatrooms with particular people as well.There's also a button for simple access of lively motions (see below).

You may also change into the Fight tab to remove all messages except items like experience/items gained.Next into the chat is exactly what you will look at the most, it has your hotkeys, in addition to your HP, SP, and  Maplestory 2 Items EP.In MapleStory 2, there is not any such thing as MP, it's replaced with SP that's constantly at 100 for everybody, it never increases. A few will regenerate it although abilities will consume this SP, and that means you are going to have to combine abilities to battle. EP is employed. EP heals over time than SP or HP.