What drew you to .Hack?

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Jordy
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I was drawn to .hack because of the idea behind it. The idea of a mass online game that you interact with and become characters and take on different personalities than what your really like in the real world.
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ok one thing: hope of a .hack MMORPG. i have yet to find a 3d MMORPG that you can play as a kid and not some 30 year old guy. if someone dose find a 3D mmmorpg that i dont have to be some 30 year old in please tell me.
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Im ashamed at how i was drawn in...it was around the release of infection (after) and i was bored so went out to rent a game there was nothing there so i grabed the best looking thing there and once i played i was hooked.
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Cartoon Network, i was bored and it ruled... .hack//SIGN was the first
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Post by Pika-chan Ryu »

I heard about it a little bit when it first came out, but I never really bothered. Then one of my friends bought the manga, but it was the second volume and I didn't get into it right then.

Finally, one of my other friends shoved Mutation in my face and told me to play it. I got hooked after about five minutes, but had to stop playing and wait untill I got Infection so I wouldn't spoil anything...

Of course, another person was borrowing his copy of it so I had to wait untill Christmas when I got my own.
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i saw it at gamestop one day and had money to blow and picked it up and it looked pretty cool, so i got it and now im hooked.
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My friend. I didn't really care about anime all that much, but then he let me borrow the complete first season of Steel Angel Kurumi, and I watched it, because I had nothing better to do. Of course, I thought it was pretty awesome, so then he let me borrow .hack//legend of the twilight.
Since anime was quite new to me, I loved it, of course. Then I started getting into the rest of .hack (except for the small stuff, like GIFT, and the fan-faction novels.
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Decipher created a new card game based on some anime I had never heard of. I was playing several other games by the company at the time and since they were putting free demo decks that you could print out online I was willing to give it a go. I loved the mechanics of that game from the first time I played it and still do.
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well..i was at a hastings store and looking at video game rentals.I saw that (by looking at the front cover) it looked interesting and had really good art.so i read the back.

to make a long story short

liked the concept
rented it
loved it
fell in love with sign
bought the first game
got the and beat the second game
got the third game
fell in luv with lott
got number 4 and now thats where i am today.^0^
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Post by Crube »

I read about it somwhere...
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Post by Kuukai »

SIGN when it first came out in Japan. It had the feel of new-age animation like Noir, and a very weird and interesting story, and was based on a really cool concept. The games came later...
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Post by Koryn »

For me it was the dot Hack//SIGN. I caught it on Cartoon Network and at first I thought it was too wordy and kinda boring. But the more I watched it the more I was hooked and when I finally understood exactly what the story was all about it just pulled me in and I've been addicted ever since.
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I saw a commercial for SIGN on Cartoon Network, and I was hooked
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Post by Kouhii »

The .hack//dusk anime was on TV one night when I was laying on the couch bed. I saw there was something anime-ish on, so I turned the volume up and watched. The art rocked, and everything seemed so cool... so I got hooked watching it. (When I first saw it I though Rena and Shugo where a couple! xD And that you started out in peasant clothes and bought new ones... I thought lots of werid stuff.) My friend had asked me if I had watched .hack//sign(though she ment dusk) one time and I said no but she didn't go any farther.
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Post by ZKR »

I saw the commercials for the first game on Cartoon Network, and I couldn't tell if it was a video game with anime cut-scenes, or what, so I bought it to see (but not after doing some research and deciding I'd take the risk of wasting 50 bucks), and instantly fell in love. A bit later I realized .hack//SIGN was part of th games, so I began watching that..and well, have been a .hack fan ever since :)
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i was over a friends house and i read his PSM mag(cos im not paying £6-7 for it r u mental????) and i saw this massive kite face on it and i read it and i was hooked by the article so i was like "right i'm going to get it" so i want in and bought it second hand(cos their were no more copies left instore) and i completed it in around 5-10 days took it back and got another game,then the next time i was in swansea i saw outbreak and i bought it,and then i completed it in like a day,then i went "mum heres £40,go buy the next 2" she did and i got my ps2 took off my for my tests and i haven't played obn it for over a month and i am on the part where you need loads and loads of virus cores(near the begining :cry:) and i want to play it now.

c ya l8er guys
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Post by Breakout »

I bought the game and after I palyed it and watched the liminality DVD I was hooked and ended up buying the .hack//sign anime and the .hack//LoT manga.
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Post by Donut »

I caught one of the episodes of .Hack//Sign on toonami and i liked it so i started watching it more and my love for it grew.
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Post by Keiso »

The fact that hack is a wide range of medias, is what drew me to Hack.
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Post by Dark Eternal »

The ads on the sidebars in gaming magazines are what drew me. I bought .hack//Infection and was instantly hooked. I didn't even know there was an anime series with it (I was in Korea, so I was behind on the times). After I bought the games I bought the .hack//Sign series, and then volume one of .hack//Dusk (or Legend of the Twilight, or Legend of the Twilight Bracelet, or Udeden). I still need to order the other two mangas. Cheaper than getting all the DVDs. Or maybe I'll just get both. Now I'm a .hack//Fanatic.
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