Murred Mu Online Season 3 server has offexp system.
Your computer may be turned off, but the character will continue to attack monsters and gain experience in the same place where you left it.
Usage
You can only set a character to offline leveling only not in a safe zone (outside the city);
To install, you need to call the game menu by pressing the A (Latin) key in the game, then select the desired number of hours;
Available 8 hours of offline boosting for a regular account and 12 hours for a VIP account;
A killed character who was in offline leveling will remain merged in the game;
If your weapon breaks, the attack will go on, but without adding damage;
Character can be in Party during offline leveling;
You can use offline leveling from level 80;
Some locations ban on its use;
You can't bet on offexp from level 400;
Dark Lord cannot teleport a player who is in offexp;
Only 1 character can be placed from one computer.
Special Magic
Offline leveling requires availability of certain magics - each race has its own (see below).
If you have not learned this skill, you will get an error saying that you need to learn a certain magic.
If you have such magic available, but you use another one in the leveling, then when set to /offexp, the magic will be changed automatically.
Race
Working skills when leveling offline
Warrior
Twisting Slash
Wizard
Evil Spirit
Elf
Triple Shot
Magic Gladiator
Evil Spirit, Power Slash
Dark Lord
Fire Burst
Clicker
When installing on offline pumping, there is no need to use a clicker. The character will automatically kill monsters as soon as they enter his field of vision.
To upgrade an Elf offline, you must have the Triple Shot skill - if you don't have it, the character will just stand still.
Every 60 seconds Elf buffs himself and Party members to strength, defense and health, regardless
from Elf type EE or AE. Arrows are endless throughout the pumping.
If the Magic Gladiator has a sword in his hand, the Power Slash skill will be selected, if it is staff, the Evil Spirit magic will be selected.
