Sunday, February 22, 2009 @ 7:49 PM

The Ultimate *lame* Maple Quiz!

Hahas. Okay this is really lame and weird, but...



WELCOME, dear loyal reader of this website, to the ULTIMATE MAPLE QUIZ!



Let me explain the rules of this "game".



It's really simple. I will say a bunch of short sentences related to MapleSEA, and all you got to do is to spot the mistakes. When you spot the mistakes, just remember them, or jot them down somewhere. Once you feel that your answer is correct, simply highlight the space below the short sentences.



Simple eh?



But the bad news is, you don't get any prizes. Aww. Ohwell.



You can just have fun :D



And there will be a point calculation system right at the very end of the game (i.e. the bottom of this post) and you can see how much you got. Sorry, no calculator provided.



There is no time limit for this lame game.



Here is an example of what will come out:



1. There is a Cleric in Henesys Hunting Ground 1. He casted Shining Ray and killed 2 snails.



You are supposed to spot the mistake in the sentence / sentences. Not spelling mistakes, MISTAKES! Now, remember the mistake in your mind. Highlight below this sentence to see the answer!



A Cleric cannot cast Shining Ray; Shining Ray is a Priest skill.

See? :D

Simple eh?



Go ahead, PLAY! :D



1. A lvl 45 Assassin went to Zakum's Dungeon and tried to attack the mob there. He used the skill Triple Throw to attack them.

Zakum's Dungeon requires minimum lv 50 to go in. Triple Throw is not a 2nd job Assassin skill.

2. A Dragon Knight boarded the ship from Ludibrium to Victoria. With Beholder, she tried to fight the Crimson Balrogs along the way.

There's no ship from Ludibrium to Victoria. So therefore the Crimson Balrogs cannot be there. A Dragon Knight does not have Beholder. A Dark Knight does.
So you've played the game. Now count your points. Each question has 2 or 3 or 4 points that are wrong. Depending on how many points there are, it will determine your score. So the Cleric question (example 1) will give you 1 point. And so on and so for. :) (Note: A good way to see how many points there are in each question is to count the number of sentences in the answer. It will give you a rough guideline. But this does not apply to all questions. )

It's so lame right?
If you can think of any more good ones, feel free to leave a note. Cheers! :D