Nexon adds Credit Level system to deal with MapleStory botting

Nexon and its web3 arm Nexpace are stepping up their efforts to protect MapleStory N and the wider MapleStory Universe from bad actors.
One particular issue has been that although the companies are banning more wallets due to their in-game behavior, it’s been very simple for players/bots to just create a new wallet and continue doing whatever it was that got them banned in the first place.
For that reason, a Credit Level system has been rolled out.
This sees all new wallets or existing wallets that haven’t been playing the game or already have restrictions placed on them labelled Credit Level 0. This means that while they will have access to the MapleStory Universe marketplace, they won’t be able to play MapleStory N.
The ability to play MapleStory N will require wallets to hold and maintain 10 NXPC tokens (worth $9) on MapleStory’s Henesys chain. It’s hoped this cost will restrict the number of bot accounts by making it more expensive to operate large wallet networks, while not being an issue for most players with one wallet.
There will also be a Credit Level 2, which will require formal KYC verification and will grant permanent access to all services without the need to hold 10 or more NXPC tokens.
Additional restrictions mean that only formally registered accounts can be used when players are doing the Swap&Warp features which lets them convert the in-game NESO currency to the NXPC cryptocurrency as well as moving NXPC between Henesys and the main Avalanche C-Chain.
Read all the details here.
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