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[Maple Friends] Getting Signatures

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Okay, here's how to get Friend Points (FP).

Collect the signatures of other players, and you'll get FP. You only get 10 chances per day, and they can only be obtained from characters with the Maple Friend icon. Also, you can only give your signature to 20 other characters each day.

You'll understand better once you try it out. Remember, the longer the character has been in Maple World, the more Friend Points (FP) you'll get.

Antwort auf „Ja“

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First, find someone with a Maple Friend icon in front of their name. Then right-click your mouse while hovering over them, and select the Get Maple Signature option.

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You'll then send a signature request to that character. When they press the [O] button, the signature window will open.

Then, when you click on [Get Signature] and they click on [Give Signature], you'll get both the signature and your Friend Points (FP)!

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Now for the fine print...

<Restrictions>

1. You can only receive one signature per account.

2. You can only receive signatures from up to 10 characters each day.

3. Signatures can only be given out 20 times per day per character.

4. The older the Maple Friend, the more points you will get.

I suggest going somewhere a lot of people are gathered, like a town or the Free Market.

Antwort auf „Nein“

This'll be a fun way for you to meet new people!

Bei der Questabgabe

Easy, right? Continue to collect Friend Points (FP) to exchange for a special gift.

Antwort auf „Ja“

I hope you make lots of great friends here in Maple World!

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I suggest going somewhere a lot of people are gathered, like a town or the Free Market.