You can edit player stats such as level, street cred, etc.at least 1/3 bigger than it used to be plus Tokyo is coming to double the size of the game.
With the Catacombs, Abyss, Stonehenge, all the acts plus special stages the fully reworked pvp zones and 4 pvp play types with custom subway systems and areas you cant beat it :) also they respond to most email type issues in 6 hours. a kick ass community and higly active GM's that will take out spammers in seconds not hours.
its the best MMO's ive played since everquest. plus exp bonuses for starting a a new character and so much more. there are repetable quests the ability to respawn any zone you want anfd change diffeculty on the fly. They added tons of differnt levels and made the game FEEL like a real MMO, its truly what it should have been from day one. Nearly every quest is different, they added an auction house and mail system. Predcon: If the game becomes popular enough to spawn Hellgate: New York and Hellgate: Paris (Paris Metro has over two hundred stations, if I recall), then I'll jump in. It's still fun though, and I always find myself feeling obligated to defend it. The use of item feeds irritates me, since it puts a big damper on your ability to get the best gear, but that's what the hex editor is for. Ultimately, the game tried to do too much all at once and ended up not doing enough. If you're curious, send me a PM and I can send you the. As an added bonus, on single-player you can hex edit the RAM and alter your stats, item properties, money, XP, reduce item feeds, etc. I even installed it on my new computer, and still play it occasionally. So I just stuck with single-player, and it was fun. The patch notes contained things like "Mailboxes have now been added!" or (in a later patch) "We now have an auction house!" It was gradually, and ineffectively, trying to morph into an MMO. To explain b) better, the patch notes showed how the game was obviously designed to be a single-player experience, with a weird multiplayer coop added on almost as an afterthought. I only ever played the single-player, because a) I didn't have an account, and b) I read all the patch notes. I got it from a friend (who didn't like it) and I hadn't heard any of the hype, so there was no danger of hype backlash. I actually greatly enjoyed this game, despite its flaws.
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