.hack needs to die?

[The Slate Scholar]

Very much so. You can't even run away
from battles, and now monsters are auto-
matically on the field instead of those fan-
ciful portals I loved so much. TT^TT  

[The Slate Scholar]

Yes. I swear I almost shot myself at the
continual SHHSHHSHH sound of shuffling
through the menu, and then the gun bang
when selecting.
Did anyone else notice that G.U. also took
on the shading style of LoZ: The Windwaker?
I hated that... TT^TT  

[The Slate Scholar]

It works there, but it seems weird considering
how good the graphics and shading were on
The World R1.  

[The Slate Scholar]

.hack//INFECTION-QUARANTINE FTW
.hack//G.u. FTL  

[The Slate Scholar]

But tell me this. On a scale of 1-10, how
challenging was .hack//I-Q? Then rate
G.U. on a similar scale.  

[The Slate Scholar]

But still, you cannot deny it. Because of
its level of difficulty, you found it hard to
completely give up on them. In fact, you
felt compelled to finish them.

With G.U., you finished the game within
three days and then left it alone until the
next installment came out, during which
you started up the previous game and
finished all the quests you had forgotten.

ADMIT IT.  

[The Slate Scholar]

SEE?! SEEEEEEE?! You felt compelled
to finish it, even if you couldn't finish
it yourself.

I got bored with volume one and moved
on to 2.  

[The Slate Scholar]

Because .hack//I-Q was much more
awesomely challenging. ;D I win.