Once you set your goal and focus on it, you'll be ppl2passing in no time. As you can tell, they all have one thing in common goals in their signatures Those goals could either be getting to a specific attack range, level, gear, HP washing, etc. If you're originally from the forums, look at all the popular high leveled people. This is very important not only in the real world, but in MMOs as well. Trust me, I've learned this countless times from myself and others. When you see a high-leveled leecher, do you see him/her actually trying? Or do you see them begging any Mage/BF leech to give them what they want? Spoilers, it's the latter. When you leech, you're slowly killing your drive to actually train. This is the part that kills most players. You could even make a friend while doing so. If you don't want to do any of these, try partying with others and grinding.

If you are a Mage, hold a button with your finger while watching a movie or a show. If for some reason you are emotionless and hate music, talking to your guild/buddies is another good way to forget you're actually training. I know once I start listening to some music while grinding, I get in the zone and can't keep up with the time. distract yourself from grinding.There is a thing called media (music, tv, skype, podcasts). If you want to learn how to ignore the EXP bar. Ignore the EXP bar.It may sound stupid and hard, but man does it work wonders for me and for some of my friends.Once it starts slowing down to a level every one or two hours, try getting a specific amount of EXP on the days you grind. For me, I keep it to a minimal of 2 or 5 levels a day. Espeically when it's old-school MMO grinding. But for the most part, no one really enjoys grinding. Some people are blessed and can go grinding for hours (robb/xenon/mike/etc). Compared to other online games nowadays, MapleStory's endgame requires you to focus on only a few mobs and a few bosses. Getting burnt out is a real thing, especially in MapleStory.

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