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Oct 8 Hotfix: Coconut Price Cut, Heal Fixes

An unscheduled maintenance on October 8, 2026 cut Coconut's shop price to 10 mesos, fixed two Heal bugs and restored channels 1 to 4.

MapleStory Classic editorial team · Reviewed by Tomer Prescotty
Illustration: Oct 8 Hotfix: Coconut Price Cut, Heal Fixes

Nexon ran an unscheduled maintenance on October 8, 2026, two days into the Founder's Access period of MapleStory Classic World. The mapleclassic.wiki update page, which cites a Nexon official post, lists the change as a hotfix.

Timing and downtime

The wiki says the servers went down at 7:00 AM PDT. They came back around 8:25 AM PDT. That is roughly one hour and 25 minutes of downtime, going by the two times the wiki gives.

The game client was updated. The wiki states that players had to restart the launcher before logging in.

Nexon also extended Cash Shop items in every inventory by 2 hours. The wiki lists this as compensation for the downtime. The source does not say which items were covered beyond that description.

What changed

  • Coconut: The item now sells to shops for 10 mesos. The wiki says the previous price was 145 mesos.
  • Heal: Two fixes. The skill no longer heals allies from farther away than intended. It can no longer be used without enough MP.
  • Channels: Some players could not connect to channels 1, 2, 3 and 4. The wiki lists this as fixed.

What the Coconut change means

The wiki records the price drop from 145 mesos to 10 mesos. It does not say why Nexon made the change. Nexon's reasoning is not in the source, so any explanation would be speculation.

The practical point is simple. A player who vendors Coconut now receives far fewer mesos per item than before the hotfix. Anyone who planned meso income around that sale price should check the current figure in a shop. The source gives only the shop price. It says nothing about Free Market prices for the item.

What the Heal fixes mean

Heal is a Cleric skill. The wiki describes two separate problems.

The first was range. Allies could be healed from farther away than the skill was meant to allow. After the fix, the intended range applies. The source does not give the range value.

The second was MP. The skill could be used without enough MP. After the fix, the MP requirement is enforced. Clerics who relied on either behavior will see a difference in play. The source does not report any other change to the skill.

Channel access

The wiki says some players could not connect to channels 1 to 4. The hotfix restored that access. The source does not say how many players were affected or what caused the problem.

What is confirmed and what is not

Confirmed by the wiki, citing Nexon: the date, the downtime window, the 2-hour Cash Shop extension, the Coconut price, the two Heal fixes and the channel fix.

Not stated in the source: the reason for the Coconut change, the affected Heal range value, the number of players hit by the channel problem, and whether further changes are planned.

The wiki page was last edited on October 23, 2026. The wiki is the source for this write-up. Players who want the original wording should check Nexon's official post, which the wiki names as its source.

Frequently asked

How much does Coconut sell for in Classic World now?
The mapleclassic.wiki update page says Coconut sells to shops for 10 mesos after the October 8, 2026 hotfix. The previous shop price was 145 mesos.
What was fixed with Heal in the October 8 maintenance?
The wiki lists two fixes. Heal no longer heals allies from farther away than intended, and it can no longer be used without enough MP.
How long was the October 8, 2026 maintenance?
The wiki says servers went down at 7:00 AM PDT and returned around 8:25 AM PDT. Nexon extended Cash Shop items in every inventory by 2 hours to make up for it.

Sources: mapleclassic.wiki

How this was written. Drafted with AI assistance from Nexon's posts and the game data linked above, then fact-checked automatically against those sources (every number has to match before it is published) and reviewed by our editor, Tomer Prescotty. Spotted a mistake? Tell us and we correct it in place. More on how we work.

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