I’m addicted. Seriously, addicted.
Here’s my story:

Many people on MMOT play MapleStory, a free MMORPG. Anyways, it’s pretty fun (especially with 4th job coming out). If all goes well, I’ll level from 64 to 70 by June. That’s a lot for me. Anyways, nearly all maplestory MMOT know about Basilmarket. An online MapleStory auctioning site where players trade and auction their goods. Anyways, there’s also a forum there, some guides, and screens. Once in a while, a few good comics show up. I got hooked up on one, called ‘Basil Royale’, based off Battle Royale, a bestseller. DeathPsycho, the author, ran up 11 good comics until he gave up because Basil wouldn’t accept his comics based on the blood. Then while I was browsing through a bookstore, I found the book. Battle Royale. The intro to all the characters was a bit confusing at first, but the story was excellent. I bough the book ($17) and have almost finished it today. I’m on pg 501. I won’t give any spoilers, but all I’ll say is that it is the best book I’ve ever read. So I’m not addicted to MS, but to a book. read more

Yaya, I leveled to level 64 on my bandit in MS Only 6 more levels til 3rd job! I’m so happy However, still didn’t reach my winter break’s goal. I planned to get to lvl 65 by the end of Winter Break. *sigh* Well, 2 lvls in plenty anyways. I still have no idea how I survived the boringness of training. I can train, but I can’t grind, and the only place I can really go is Straw Target Dummies in Mu Lung. I leveled that way by sharing a map Map sharing=good Map hogging=bad Map ksing/stealing=horrible *insert angry face here* read more

Hello, hello, hello. Anyways, I’m new here, can anyone discribe the site? I’ve been silently lurking, but so far I don’t really know enough. Also, can somebody show me around? Thanks a lot.

First edit:
Wow, that’s a lot of responses. Sorry for not knowing that blogs have to be longer. Second note: Read rules of MMOT. And thanks for the suggestions of other great writers to read. There are a lot of good writers on MMOT. read more