Why do you like .Hack? :0

[Mavosa]

Well, I am a big fan of MMORPG type games, and .//hack blew my mind on having a virtual reality type game like The World. I really liked the concept and the game type. I don't like overly medieval MMO's or anything of the sort, but .Hack seems to do it right with its jobs and game world.

The anime series was quite excellent as well, I liked .Hack Roots a lot more than the original series, but playing the PS2 games really added to the anime series' storylines.  

[The Slate Scholar]

I actually never really liked the manga that came
out to accompany the .hack//G.U. series. The back
of the first explains that the manga was changed
slightly to help develop the plot more quickly, but I
still hated the fact that Endrance's speech was
changed to sound more evil, they gave Haseo Rikku's
thong, the battle between Endrance and Haseo started
not in the arena, but outside after Endrance mocked
him, Bordeaux was infected and defeated within the
first twenty or so pages, and other various things. It
was in NO WAY similar to the games at all.  

[Epitaph Orealis]

I got into .hack after I borrowed a friend's copy of .hack//Infection.
After that, I got into SIGN, the Legend of the Twilight manga, and then I fell out of it.
A few weeks ago, I remembered how awesome .hack//SIGN was, and then looked to see what was up.
I was extremely surprised to see G.U., as well as how different it looked.
However, the only thing I didn't like about .hack//Roots was Tabby.  

[The Slate Scholar]

I think .hack//SIGN was one of the most underrated .hacks out
there. It never really caught on because of its limited broadcast,
and the really was no hope if you missed an episode. I myself
saw Tsukasa get Data Drained before ever obtaining the Guardian.
It was one of those undiscovered anime.