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Originally Posted by googleman
Recently I played a certain japanese multiplayer action game that has a level and lobby system where players join together in a group of 6 or less and do quests, hunt, and kill bosses. Over the course of 3 weeks.. I spend $30 on it.... Now a small note: This game is free to play, and it has an item store where you can buy armor and weapons for real cash.
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You're going to wish you hadn't spent any money on it. Once you've played it for a couple of months you'll get sick of it. I know I did. The problem with that game is that all you really can do is level up and fight stronger monsters and get stronger weapons... There is no real point to it... It gets extremely repetitive. I was level 50+ and by that time I was so sick of killing monsters and I just thought to myself "what the heck am I doing? this is an enormous waste of time. I'm just going to get to level 60, do the same stuff to get to level 70, do the same stuff and get to level 80, and so on until I'm over level 100 and have nothing to show for it but the number 100"
That game needs more elements and things to do. It reminds me of that WOW South Park episode where they kill weak boars for 50 levels. That's pretty much all the game you're talking about is.