Maple TV Broadcasts
Maple TV at a glance
| Where | The Maple TV cabinets in most towns and in the Free Market Entrance |
|---|---|
| Level | No requirement |
| Reward | 5,000 Vesos per broadcast |
| Limit | 10 broadcasts per account per day (resets 00:00 UTC), at least a minute apart |
The Maple TV cabinets that stand in town can show a short sponsored broadcast. Watch one to the end and you receive 5,000 Vesos. Ten a day add up to 50,000 Vesos, more than most low-level characters earn from monsters in a day.
Different from the original game In the original game the Maple TV only showed players' messages. In MapleVerse its screen also offers a broadcast you can watch for Vesos.
How to watch
- Walk up to a Maple TV cabinet. Its screen shows Watch a broadcast for 5,000 Vesos.
- Click the screen. The broadcast plays.
- Watch it to the end. The 5,000 Vesos are added to the character you are playing.
The game checks your daily count before the broadcast starts, so you never sit through one that cannot pay.
Where the cabinets are
Henesys, Ellinia, Perion, Kerning City, Lith Harbor, Sleepywood, Orbis, El Nath, Ludibrium, Aquarium, Omega Sector, Korean Folk Town, Mu Lung, Herb Town, Amoria, New Leaf City (Town Center), Mushroom Shrine, Showa Town, Singapore (CBD), Trend Zone Metropolis and the Free Market Entrance.
Limits
- 10 per account per UTC day. The count is shared by all your characters and resets at 00:00 UTC. After the tenth you are told You've caught every broadcast for today. New ones air tomorrow!
- One minute between broadcasts. Starting the next one too soon is refused with a short wait.
- Leaving a broadcast in the middle pays nothing; start again.
Common problems
- The screen shows no offer. Broadcasts are not available in your browser right now (for example an ad blocker or privacy setting stops them, or none are being served). The cabinet then simply shows its normal screen.
- I watched one but got nothing. The broadcast was closed before the end, or the connection dropped. Try another one; a broadcast is only counted once it pays.
- Players in some regions see a consent message from the broadcast provider the first time. That is part of the broadcast, not the game.