Welcome to BoostRoom’s dedicated supplier hub for Aion 2. If you craft, farm, flip, or raid for profit, this page is your complete playbook to start selling Aion 2 items to our global buyer base. You’ll learn exactly what to sell, how to deliver, how to price, and how to scale—with practical, game-specific guidance so you can turn your in‑game expertise into reliable cash flow.

Welcome! If you consistently farm, trade, or broker Aion 2 Kinah and want a dependable outlet with fast payouts, protected orders, and 24/7 volume, this page is for you. Below you’ll find everything you need to know to start selling Kinah on BoostRoom—from how our marketplace works and what we pay, to compliance standards, delivery methods, and proven strategies to scale your supply.

Aion 2 is here with a massive open world, seamless flight, intense faction warfare, and a modern endgame that blends PvE depth with competitive PvP. That means one thing for skilled, reliable players: demand. Groups want carry leaders for dungeons and 32‑player raids, PvP teams need ladder specialists for arenas and cross‑server clashes, and busy professionals want trusted pilots to handle their daily grinds and seasonal goals. If you already live and breathe Aion, this is your chance to turn mastery into money—safely, professionally, and at scale—by joining BoostRoom’s global roster of Aion 2 boosters. At BoostRoom, we’ve crafted a workflow that lets you focus on what you do best (playing and winning) while we bring the customers, protect your time, and reward top performance. On this page, you’ll find everything you need to know: what we boost in Aion 2, how our jobs work day to day, the tools and standards we use to keep accounts safe, the pay model and bonuses, and how to apply.

Picking a class in PSO2 New Genesis isn’t just “melee vs ranged vs magic.” Every class has its own combat rhythm — a core loop that SEGA built around weapon actions, counters, gauges, and burst windows. If you play with that loop, the class feels smooth and powerful. If you fight against it, the same class feels awkward and weak even with good gear.

Skill trees in PSO2 New Genesis are where your class stops feeling “generic” and starts feeling like your build. Two players can run the same weapon series, same augments, same level… and still play totally different just because their skill trees push different strengths. One Hunter is an unkillable counter machine. Another is a burst monster during downs. One Force is pure PP sustain and constant casting. Another is a nuke wizard who spikes bosses into the floor. That’s all skill tree choices.

Combat zones (combat sectors) are the heartbeat of PSO2 New Genesis farming. If you want fast EXP, steady Meseta, upgrade materials, capsules for augments, and that sweet “loot waterfall” feeling, you’re going to live in combat zones. Even in 2025, after all the new systems and special realms, the core truth hasn’t changed: good combat sector farming is the fastest way to build power while making money at the same time.

If you’ve ever farmed a combat sector in PSO2 New Genesis, you already know the feeling: the PSE gauge climbs, your lobby starts moving faster, Trials pop like fireworks… then boom — PSE Burst. Enemies spawn nonstop, drops rain down, EXP flies, Meseta stacks, and for a few minutes the game turns into pure dopamine. Then the Burst ends, everyone stares at the gauge again, and somebody in chat says “don’t touch T yet” while another person yells “kill everything.”

Unlocking new regions in PSO2 New Genesis is one of the most satisfying parts of the game. You start small in Aelio, then suddenly you’re sprinting into a desert city, climbing frozen peaks, and later fighting through a full-on volcanic warzone. Each region feels like a new chapter of your character’s journey — new enemies, new combat sectors, stronger gear, more cocoons, more fast-travel points, and usually a big jump in what you can farm and earn.

Leveling in Phantasy Star Online 2 New Genesis (PSO2 NGS) looks simple at first: you kill stuff, you do story, you gain levels. But then you hit your first BP wall, your EXP slows down, you unlock a new region, and suddenly you’re wondering what actually gives good XP now. Some people are blasting to cap in a few sessions, while others feel stuck farming the same sector forever. The difference isn’t “luck” — it’s knowing where the real EXP is in 2025 and how to stack it.