2013-10-02, 11:07 AM
There are 2 mindsets that you can come in with when playing maple: playing to be able to do a lot of damage/win the game or just for self fulfillment.
If you want to play for self fulfillment, by all means, do it. There's a lot of new content you would probably enjoy. Even if you only plan on playing one character, you could end up making a lot of other characters for link mules or just to try them out. Just know that this mindset usually devolves into the other one if you're not careful. Otherwise, if liked group bossing/end game things when you last quit, it's probably not worth coming back because that aspect of the game has gone down the pomegranate hole.
Stability-wise, it's better than the period when you quit (i remember how bad that was too). The reasons you quit aren't really a problem anymore, but the game is now sort of boring in the end game (in my personal opinion) and a less populated among a bunch of other new problems.
If you want to play for self fulfillment, by all means, do it. There's a lot of new content you would probably enjoy. Even if you only plan on playing one character, you could end up making a lot of other characters for link mules or just to try them out. Just know that this mindset usually devolves into the other one if you're not careful. Otherwise, if liked group bossing/end game things when you last quit, it's probably not worth coming back because that aspect of the game has gone down the pomegranate hole.
Stability-wise, it's better than the period when you quit (i remember how bad that was too). The reasons you quit aren't really a problem anymore, but the game is now sort of boring in the end game (in my personal opinion) and a less populated among a bunch of other new problems.