Tales of Destiny – Chapter 1 – The Kerning Horror Story

Hi fellow bloggers, allow me to introduce myself. I am Kurt, IGN Angel667 and playing MapleStory. I am a level 29 Mage/ soon Cleric at the moment, and I am going to tell about my Kerning PQ experiences.

I started PQing at level 25. As I am a magician, I got into PQ’s pretty easily. As you guys might know, some leaders, no wait, most leaders are ignorant fools, who truly believe that they are better than everybody else, just because they have an autoclicker. Now I know what it is like to click all the time, I’ve done it a few times before. It ruins your wrists. But that’s not the thing. I don’t care whether people use an autoclicker or not ( I wouldn’t, but that’s just me ) , I only care about their attitude.
And that’s the part that’s even worse. Most of the times, when me and my party fail to get in or rush, who will be blamed? The tracker and the scout. Now, I know how an autoclicker works. You press a button, you get the mouse to the right position and you wait. That’s it.
A scout has to write about 20 names down and find out who that leader is where everybody is stacking on. Pretty hard.
A tracker has to spam Ctrl-V. Continuously, as the leader forces him to tell each stage, which is useless, as only Last Stage, Bonus and Exit are important.
When either of these fail, the leader will go yelling at everyone, mostly with Caps Lock on, and while he is yelling at them, he can’t autoclick and some other party gets in. So normally I leave then.

And then I get defamed… What did I do wrong? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. I told him ‘bonus bonus bonus’ about 5 times ( I am usually the tracker ), but he was busy kicking someone else. And for what? He’s a level 22 Swordman himself, so he shouldn’t complain. I’ll help everyone in the party too if I have to, so there is absolutely no reason to kick other players. Or maybe he can just friendly tell them to train at Mushies until level 25 and then come back. But no, that’s too hard. The true party leader of this generation knows exactly three buttons: F1 (to switch AC on) F2 (to switch it off) and Caps Lock ( to yell at other people that are usually better than himself).

Of course, there were other leaders. Good leaders without AC but with a lot of patience. I made some new friends and it’s all good, I am a respected PQ’er now, and hopefully some of these friends will come Ludi PQ with me some time. Because I don’t want to go through this hell again… By the way, I am quitting PQ until level 30. Well, I come along when some friend invites me, but I am not going to look desperately for a new PQ leader. I’d rather not, actually.

More Tales of Destiny soon to come…in a week or so.