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Coordinator's Touch: Star Force (KR:조율자의 손길: 스타포스 romaja: Joyuljaui Songil: Seutaposeu) is a MapleStory update following You & I which adds the Star Force Enhancement system, Starstruck locations, Star Planet and several in-game changes.

Part 1: Star Force[]

Star Force Enhancement System[]

  • The enhancement system is reorganized.
    • An alternative to Enhancement Scrolls is introduced, and the system uses mesos.
    • When enhancing an equipment, it may be upgraded by a star, remain at the same level, lose a level or destroyed.
    • If the equipment is destroyed, an Equipment Trace is provided and scroll and potential enhancements can be transferred to the same type of equipment.

Starstruck Areas[]

Maple Rewards System[]

  • A new system called the Maple Rewards System (Mileage System in MapleSEA) is introduced.
  • Players can now spend time in-game collecting Mileage and exchange them for items from the Mileage Shop in the Cash Shop.

Other Changes[]

  • Several jobs are reorganized.
  • The Evolution System and the Lion King's Castle are revamped.
  • New equipment sets for level 120 (Eclectic armors, Briser weapons), 130 (Muspell armors, Jaihin weapons), and 140(Pensalir armors, Utgard weapons) are added.
    • Zakum and Hilla will drop new level 110 weapons and 120 armor respectively.
  • Other functions are improved, including the Maple Guide, the Blacklist, bosses and elite monsters.
  • SP Multi Windows is added to allow players to add in multiple skill points at once.
  • The SP distribution has been updated.
    • Players will now be able to max out their 4th job skills by level 140.
    • The amount of SP gained after 4th job have been updated in conjunction with the distribution changes.
      • Evan and Zero are excluded from the changes.
  • The level up animation has been updated to show the players if they have gained twice the SP or if they have unlocked a new Hyper Skill.

Part 2: Shining Star[]

  • A new cross world area, Star Planet is added.
  • Players can play a variety of mini-games such as Star Monsteropoly or Star Game of Yut to earn Star Points that improve their Star Grade.
  • Players can earn Star Points to become a Shining Star!
    • This is done so by becoming a Top 5 of any of the Star Planet game ranking leaderboards or if players are in the Top 100 of the Star Planet rankings.
  • Star Grade is used to attain certain benefits for the player while they are in the Star Planet.
    • Star Grade can be increased by earning Star Points from the mini-games.

Part 3: Black Heaven[]

Notes[]

  • Global Maplestory released only part 1 and 2 under the name "Shining Star". Black Heaven was released 2 patches after Shining Star (and came after Maplestory X Attack on Titan patch) as a seperate update.
  • GMS implemented significant changes in the Star Force system, related to the maximum amount of Star Force for each item. The differences are listed here:
KMS/GMS differences
KMS GMS
Lv. 95 or lower: 5 stars (Superior equipment: 3) Lv. 95 or lower: 5 stars (Superior equipment: 3)
Lv. 95 ~ 109: 8 stars (Superior equipment: 5) Lv. 95 ~ 109: 8 stars (Superior equipment: 5)
Lv. 110 ~ 119: 10 stars (Superior equipment: 8) Lv. 110 ~ 119: 10 stars (Superior equipment: 8)
Lv. 120 ~ 129: 15 stars (Superior equipment: 10) Lv. 120 ~ 129: 12 stars (Superior equipment: 10)
Lv. 130 ~ 139: 20 stars (Superior equipment: 12) Lv. 130 ~ 139: 15 stars (Superior equipment: 12)
Lv. 140 and higher: 25 stars (Superior equipment: 15) Lv. 140 and higher: 15 stars (Superior equipment: 15)
  • These changes were reverted during ARK: Monad patch to match KMS' max Star Force limits.

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Availability of Coordinator's Touch: Star Force
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Major Updates
Year
Title
2010

MapleStory Big Bang Big Bang (July) MapleStory Chaos Chaos (December)

2011

MapleStory Jump! Jump! (March) MapleStory Legends Legends (July) MapleStory Advance of the Union Advance of the Union (October) MapleStory Justice Justice (December)

2012

MapleStory Tempest Tempest (July) MapleStory Unlimited Unlimited (December)

Exclusive

MapleStory Mark of Honor Mark of Honor (July)

2013

MapleStory Cygnus Returns Cygnus Returns (January) MapleStory RED RED (July) MapleStory FLY FLY (September) MapleStory You & I You & I (December)

Exclusive

MapleStory Season2 Season 2 (April) MapleStory Spark Spark (July) MapleStory Gentleman Gentleman (August)

2014

MapleStory Coordinator's Touch Coordinator's Touch: Star Force (July) Maple Ice & Burn Maple Ice & Burn (December)

2015

MapleStory GiSeungJeon12 Giseungjeon12 (February) MapleStory Reboot Reboot (June) MapleStory Heroes of Maple Heroes of Maple (November)

2016

MapleStory V V (June) MapleStory Beyond Beyond (December)

2017

Nova Logo Nova (June) ARK Logo ARK (December)

2018

Black Mage Logo Black Mage (June) Adventure Logo Adventure (December)

2019

Glory Logo Glory (June) RISE Logo RISE (December)

2020

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2021

Maple Live Logo Maple Live (June) Destiny Logo Destiny (December)

2022

Ignition Logo Ignition (June) Savior Logo Savior (December)

2023

New Age Logo New Age (June) Dreamer Logo Dreamer (December)

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