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File:Ekital.png

2013-06-25T02:53:49Z

Ekital:

InfinityMU

2013-06-22T22:59:46Z

Ekital:

[[File:InfinityMuFront.jpg|thumb|right|500px|InfinityMu]]

[http://www.infinitymu.net InfinityMU], founded in 2008, is one of the longest-standing and most stable servers around for MU Online. We enable players to enjoy themselves in a lag free environment and a friendly community. The server has been running for over 5 years now with dedicated and professional staff.

== History ==
InfinityMu was founded by [[RESiSTANT]] on February 14th, 2008. The server began running on a 97d+99 items client which was later updated to Season 3 in 2009.

== Server Information ==

* 24/7 Online Dedicated Server.
*Modified Season 3 Episode 1 Client
*DDoS Mitigation system and Custom anti-hack
*4 Main servers
::Necron(Non PVP)
::Phoenix(Non PVP)
::Odin(Classic PVP)
::Pegasus (Balanced Class PVP)
*Daily GM Events and others like<nowiki>:</nowiki>
::[[Kanturu]] - An event with great prizes with excellent items ranging from +0 to +13 upgrades.
::[[Crywolf]] - 3 times per day. (Rewards Season 2 and Season 3 Exc Items).
::[[Castle Siege]] - Hosted Every Weekend (Amazing PVP fun for every guild that is up for the challenge).
*[[Vote System]] - Rewards loyal users which help the server become even more popular through voting.
*[[Referral System]] - Allows players to send a unique referral link to their friends in order to receive WebShop Credits.
*[[Extra Warehouses]] – Up to 5 Extra vaults for those that need the extra space.
*[[Online Time Trade-]] The more you stay online, the more credits you can earn.
*[[Grand Reset system]] – Trade your reset count for credits
*Ancient items – Drop in Land of Trials, Kalima Boss and as a reward from the Chaos Castle Event
*In-game NPCs sell: Box of Kundun +1,+2,+3,+4/Wings/Jewels and many other items.

==Rates==
*Experience: 9999999X
*Drops: 100%
*Chaos Machine: 100%
*Jewels: 100%

File:InfinityMuFront.jpg

2013-06-22T22:58:18Z

Ekital:

InfinityMU

2013-06-22T22:57:51Z

Ekital: This will be updated soon, please do not edit this entry - Ekital.

[[File:InfinityMuFront.jpg|thumb|right|500px|InfinityMu]]

[http://www.infinitymu.net InfinityMU], founded in 2008, is one of the longest-standing and most stable servers around for MU Online. We enable players to enjoy themselves in a lag free environment and a friendly community. The server has been running for over 5 years now with dedicated professional staff.

== History ==
InfinityMu was founded by [[RESiSTANT]] on February 14th, 2008. The server began running on a 97d+99 items client which was later updated to Season 3 in 2009.

== Server Information ==

* 24/7 Online Dedicated Server.
*Modified Season 3 Episode 1 Client
*DDoS Mitigation system and Custom anti-hack
*4 Main servers
::Necron(Non PVP)
::Phoenix(Non PVP)
::Odin(Classic PVP)
::Pegasus (Balanced Class PVP)
*Daily GM Events and others like<nowiki>:</nowiki>
::[[Kanturu]] - An event with great prizes with excellent items ranging from +0 to +13 upgrades.
::[[Crywolf]] - 3 times per day. (Rewards Season 2 and Season 3 Exc Items).
::[[Castle Siege]] - Hosted Every Weekend (Amazing PVP fun for every guild that is up for the challenge).
*[[Vote System]] - Rewards loyal users which help the server become even more popular through voting.
*[[Referral System]] - Allows players to send a unique referral link to their friends in order to receive WebShop Credits.
*[[Extra Warehouses]] – Up to 5 Extra vaults for those that need the extra space.
*[[Online Time Trade-]] The more you stay online, the more credits you can earn.
*[[Grand Reset system]] – Trade your reset count for credits
*Ancient items – Drop in Land of Trials, Kalima Boss and as a reward from the Chaos Castle Event
*In-game NPCs sell: Box of Kundun +1,+2,+3,+4/Wings/Jewels and many other items.

==Rates==
*Experience: 9999999X
*Drops: 100%
*Chaos Machine: 100%
*Jewels: 100%

MU Online Reset System & Level Reset

2013-06-22T16:47:32Z

Ekital:

A Level reset is a process in which a character's level is set to '''1''' while keeping all of the previously gained stats and skills. Level resets are done through the Reset function in the [http://www.infinitymu.net/account/char-options Character options] section of the Account Panel. Upon reaching 100 resets a player may choose to commit to a [[Grand Reset]]<nowiki>;</nowiki> a reset which gives a player 3,500 credits to spend in the webshop.

== Level Reset Requirements ==

* The user must be a minimum of level 300.
* The user must be logged off the game

== Level Reset Information ==

*Reset Stats: No
*Reset Skills: No
*Reset Inventory: No
*Bonus Points per Reset: 1000
*Reset count is unlimited

User:Ekital

2013-06-22T01:48:44Z

Ekital:

== Background Information ==
*Name: Bart
*IGN(s): Ekital
*Known as: Ekital, Ultima
*Age: 19
*Location: New York, USA

== Credits ==

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User:Ekital

2013-06-22T01:47:59Z

Ekital: Created page with "== Background Information == *Name: Bart *IGN(s): Ekital *Known as: Ekital, Ultima *Age: 19 *Location: New York, USA == Credits == .---------------------------------..."

How To Measure Pot Rate

2013-06-22T01:10:01Z

Ekital:

== Potion Rate ==

The Potion Rate (Abr. Pot rate) is the amount of potions a player can use in an interval of one second. The potion rate is determined by the latency between a player<nowiki>'</nowiki>s connection and the server<nowiki>;</nowiki> a low latency will result in a much higher potion rate.

The common abbreviation used to represent this speed is (#/sec)<nowiki>;</nowiki> where the # is substituted for the amount of potions used in the time frame of 1 second.

== Methods of measuring your pot rate ==

=== Method 1 (Most common)<nowiki>:</nowiki> ===

#Buy 255 Large Complex Potions ''(1 stack of potions)''
#Assign the potions to your Q/W/E keys by placing your mouse over one stack of potions and pressing Ctrl+Q/W/E
#Set a timer on your phone or other device for 1 minute
#* Note<nowiki>:</nowiki> Any device with precise enough measurement to see the time in seconds can be used for this.
#Use the potions as fast as possible in the time interval of 1 minute by pressing one of your potion buttons.
#Take 255 and subtract the number of potions you have left
#Then take the result and divide it by 60 ''(Time interval in seconds)''
#The result will be equal to your pot rate.

=== Other Methods<nowiki>:</nowiki> ===

You can increase or decrease the time interval accordingly to remove discrepancies in your potion rate which could be caused by lag spikes. The time you use to calculate your potion rate must be converted to seconds.

== Examples ==

=== Example 1: Method 1 ===

A player has used 100 potions in a minute.

He received this number by subtracting the amount of potions left in his inventory ''(155)'' by the amount of potions he started with ''(255)'':

*255-155=100

Now the player has to divide this number by 60 (total amount of time passed in seconds) in order to find out his potion rate.

*100/60=1.6666

This player's potion rate is equal to 1.6666 pots/second according to a long interval test.

=== Example 2: Other Method - Short interval===

The same player has used 30 potions in 20 seconds.

He received this number by subtracting the amount of potions left in his inventory ''(225)'' by the amount of potions he started with ''(255)'':

*255-225=30

Now the player divided this number by 20 (total amount of time passed in seconds) so that he could find out his potion rate:

*30/20=1.5

This player's potion rate is equal to 1.5 pots/second according to a short interval test.

Fulloption Set

2013-06-22T00:53:40Z

Ekital:

[[File:Full Option Set.jpg||thumb||right||Full Options Set]]
A Full options set (Abr. FO Set) is a set of all armor pieces which have been upgraded to contain all excellent options. Full Option sets can '''only''' be bought from the [[Webshop]].

== Excellent Options<nowiki>:</nowiki> ==

*Luck (success rate of Jewel of Soul +25%)

*Luck (critical damage rate +5%)

*Additional defense +28

*Increase Max HP +4%

*Increase Max Mana +4%

*Damage Decrease +4%

*Reflect Damage +5%

*Defense success rate +10%

*Increase Zen After monster +40%

Fulloption Set

2013-06-22T00:51:25Z

Ekital: Slight edit.

[[File:Full Option Set.jpg||thumb||right||Full Options Set]]
== Full Options Set ==
A Full options set (Abr. FO Set) is a set of all armor pieces which have been upgraded to contain all excellent options. Full Option sets can '''only''' be bought from the [[Webshop]].

== Excellent Options<nowiki>:</nowiki> ==

*Luck (success rate of Jewel of Soul +25%)

*Luck (critical damage rate +5%)

*Additional defense +28

*Increase Max HP +4%

*Increase Max Mana +4%

*Damage Decrease +4%

*Reflect Damage +5%

*Defense success rate +10%

*Increase Zen After monster +40%

Fulloption Set

2013-06-22T00:51:24Z

Ekital: Slight edit.

How To Measure Pot Rate

2013-06-22T00:08:57Z

Ekital: /* Potion Rate */

== Potion Rate ==

The Potion Rate (Abr. Pot rate) is the amount of potions a player can use in an interval of one second. The potion rate is determined by the latency between a player<nowiki>'</nowiki>s connection and the server<nowiki>;</nowiki> a low latency will result in a much higher potion rate.

The common abbreviation used to represent this speed is (#/sec)<nowiki>;</nowiki> where the # is substituted for the amount of potions used in the time frame of 1 second.

== Methods of measuring your pot rate ==

=== Method 1 (Most common)<nowiki>:</nowiki> ===

#Buy 255 Large Complex Potions ''(1 stack of potions)''
#Assign the potions to your Q/W/E keys by placing your mouse over one stack of potions and pressing Ctrl+Q/W/E
#Set a timer on your phone or other device for 1 minute
#* Note<nowiki>:</nowiki> Any device with precise enough measurement to see the time in seconds can be used for this.
#Use the potions as fast as possible in the time interval of 1 minute by pressing one of your potion buttons.
#Take 255 and subtract the number of potions you have left
#Then take the result and divide it by 60 ''(Time interval in seconds)''
#The result will be equal to your pot rate.

=== Other Methods<nowiki>:</nowiki> ===

You can change increase or decrease the time interval accordingly to remove discrepancies in your potion rate which could be caused by lag spikes. The time you use to calculate your potion rate must be converted to seconds.

== Examples ==

=== Example 1: Method 1 ===

A player has used 100 potions in a minute.

He received this number by subtracting the amount of potions left in his inventory ''(155)'' by the amount of potions he started with ''(255)'':

*255-155=100

Now the player has to divide this number by 60 (total amount of time passed in seconds) in order to find out his potion rate.

*100/60=1.6666

This player's potion rate is equal to 1.6666 pots/second according to a long interval test.

=== Example 2: Other Method - Short interval===

The same player has used 30 potions in 20 seconds.

He received this number by subtracting the amount of potions left in his inventory ''(225)'' by the amount of potions he started with ''(255)'':

*255-225=30

Now the player divided this number by 20 (total amount of time passed in seconds) so that he could find out his potion rate:

*30/20=1.5

This player's potion rate is equal to 1.5 pots/second according to a short interval test.

How To Measure Pot Rate

2013-06-22T00:01:23Z

Ekital: One mistake, sorry.

== Potion Rate ==

The Potion Rate (Abr. Pot rate) is the amount of potions you can use in an interval of one second. The potion rate is determined by the latency between your connection and the server<nowiki>;</nowiki> a low latency will result in a much higher potion rate.

The common abbreviation used to represent this speed is (#/sec)<nowiki>;</nowiki> where the # is substituted for the amount of potions used in the time frame of 1 second.

== Methods of measuring your pot rate ==

=== Method 1 (Most common)<nowiki>:</nowiki> ===

#Buy 255 Large Complex Potions ''(1 stack of potions)''
#Assign the potions to your Q/W/E keys by placing your mouse over one stack of potions and pressing Ctrl+Q/W/E
#Set a timer on your phone or other device for 1 minute
#* Note<nowiki>:</nowiki> Any device with precise enough measurement to see the time in seconds can be used for this.
#Use the potions as fast as possible in the time interval of 1 minute by pressing one of your potion buttons.
#Take 255 and subtract the number of potions you have left
#Then take the result and divide it by 60 ''(Time interval in seconds)''
#The result will be equal to your pot rate.

=== Other Methods<nowiki>:</nowiki> ===

You can change increase or decrease the time interval accordingly to remove discrepancies in your potion rate which could be caused by lag spikes. The time you use to calculate your potion rate must be converted to seconds.

== Examples ==

=== Example 1: Method 1 ===

A player has used 100 potions in a minute.

He received this number by subtracting the amount of potions left in his inventory ''(155)'' by the amount of potions he started with ''(255)'':

*255-155=100

Now the player has to divide this number by 60 (total amount of time passed in seconds) in order to find out his potion rate.

*100/60=1.6666

This player's potion rate is equal to 1.6666 pots/second according to a long interval test.

=== Example 2: Other Method - Short interval===

The same player has used 30 potions in 20 seconds.

He received this number by subtracting the amount of potions left in his inventory ''(225)'' by the amount of potions he started with ''(255)'':

*255-225=30

Now the player divided this number by 20 (total amount of time passed in seconds) so that he could find out his potion rate:

*30/20=1.5

This player's potion rate is equal to 1.5 pots/second according to a short interval test.

How To Measure Pot Rate

2013-06-21T23:59:54Z

Ekital: Added another header.

== Potion Rate ==

The Potion Rate (Abr. Pot rate) is the amount of potions you can use in an interval of one second. The potion rate is determined by the latency between your connection and the server<nowiki>;</nowiki> a low latency will result in a much higher potion rate.

The common abbreviation used to represent this speed is (#/sec)<nowiki>;</nowiki> where the # is substituted for the amount of potions used in the time frame of 1 second.

== Methods of measuring your pot rate ==

=== Method 1 (Most common)<nowiki>:</nowiki> ===

#Buy 255 Large Complex Potions ''(1 stack of potions)''
#Assign the potions to your Q/W/E keys by placing your mouse over one stack of potions and pressing Ctrl+Q/W/E
#Set a timer on your phone or other device for 1 minute
#* Note<nowiki>:</nowiki> Any device with precise enough measurement to see the time in seconds can be used for this.
#Use the potions as fast as possible in the time interval of 1 minute by pressing one of your potion buttons.
#Take 255 and subtract the number of potions you have left
#Then take the result and divide it by 60 ''(Time interval in seconds)''
#The result will be equal to your pot rate.

=== Other Methods<nowiki>:</nowiki> ===

You can change increase or decrease the time interval accordingly to remove discrepancies in your potion rate which could be caused by lag spikes. The time you use to calculate your potion rate must be converted to seconds.

== Examples ==

=== Example 1: Method 1 ===

A player has used 100 potions in a minute.

He received this number by subtracting the amount of potions left in his inventory ''(155)'' by the amount of potions he started with ''(255)'':

*255-155=100

Now the player has to divide this number by 60 (total amount of time passed in seconds) in order to find out his potion rate.

*100/60=1.6666

This player's potion rate is equal to 1.6666 pots/second according to a long interval test.

=== Example 2: Other Method - Short interval===

The same player has used 30 potions in 20 seconds.

He received this number by subtracting the amount of potions left in his inventory ''(225)'' by the amount of potions he started with ''(255)'':

*255-225=30

Now the player divided this number by 60 (total amount of time passed in seconds) so that he could find out his potion rate:

*30/20=1.5

This player's potion rate is equal to 1.5 pots/second according to a short interval test.

How To Measure Pot Rate

2013-06-21T23:56:48Z

Ekital: Removed grammatical errors, Added Short time interval method, Reformatted the page. - Ekital

The Potion Rate (Abr. Pot rate) is the amount of potions you can use in an interval of one second. The potion rate is determined by the latency between your connection and the server<nowiki>;</nowiki> a low latency will result in a much higher potion rate.

The common abbreviation used to represent this speed is (#/sec)<nowiki>;</nowiki> where the # is substituted for the amount of potions used in the time frame of 1 second.

== Methods of measuring your pot rate ==

=== Method 1 (Most common)<nowiki>:</nowiki> ===

#Buy 255 Large Complex Potions ''(1 stack of potions)''
#Assign the potions to your Q/W/E keys by placing your mouse over one stack of potions and pressing Ctrl+Q/W/E
#Set a timer on your phone or other device for 1 minute
#* Note<nowiki>:</nowiki> Any device with precise enough measurement to see the time in seconds can be used for this.
#Use the potions as fast as possible in the time interval of 1 minute by pressing one of your potion buttons.
#Take 255 and subtract the number of potions you have left
#Then take the result and divide it by 60 ''(Time interval in seconds)''
#The result will be equal to your pot rate.

=== Other Methods<nowiki>:</nowiki> ===

You can change increase or decrease the time interval accordingly to remove discrepancies in your potion rate which could be caused by lag spikes. The time you use to calculate your potion rate must be converted to seconds.

== Examples ==

=== Example 1: Method 1 ===

A player has used 100 potions in a minute.

He received this number by subtracting the amount of potions left in his inventory ''(155)'' by the amount of potions he started with ''(255)'':

*255-155=100

Now the player has to divide this number by 60 (total amount of time passed in seconds) in order to find out his potion rate.

*100/60=1.6666

This player's potion rate is equal to 1.6666 pots/second according to a long interval test.

=== Example 2: Other Method - Short interval===

The same player has used 30 potions in 20 seconds.

He received this number by subtracting the amount of potions left in his inventory ''(225)'' by the amount of potions he started with ''(255)'':

*255-225=30

Now the player divided this number by 60 (total amount of time passed in seconds) so that he could find out his potion rate:

*30/20=1.5

This player's potion rate is equal to 1.5 pots/second according to a short interval test.