Game:

.hack//Mutation (2002)

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Let's Play

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This game is just great. The gameplay always keeps me satisfied, though it is a bit challenging.

I guess some would consider the game rather generic, or bland. It's not. The voice acting isn't great. But the game is great even though I wish there were some things that were better.

I've mentioned my misgivings; but this game delivers, and one of it's chief ways is in that it has a bunch of random content. The fact that you can farm dungeons and areas and create them is just fabulous.

But videos in which you see me fighting hordes of Sphinx Menhirs and Arc Princes demonstrate how it's not a cakewalk. You could say that the difficulty or at least the challenge puts it on par with some of the bonus content and missions in some mmos.

As I recall it is only the harder areas of Guild Wars in which you face multiple healers all with the capability to resurrect one another and the other mobs.

You only need to watch one such dungeon play to see what I am talking about. It is one thing to hack up hordes of enemies. It is another to battle hordes escorted by two or more healers in the way I am talking about.

It really just isn't child's play.

And the difficulty and challenge and skill curve stay pretty constant. You may struggle to level, but even when you gain a level, you aren't terrifically stronger.

Again, as with other games, this game keeps the stats blessedly small. A few points in a stat go a long way. This is obviously one reason for farming dungeons. Getting their farmable miscellanea translates into stat books which permanently boost stats.

Never think though that that is my only motivation for farming dungeons. The fact is, I enjoy it quite a lot.

I don't GET bored with the game!

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