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The bad things about gPotato are, in order of importance:
GameGuard, arguably the worst online game hack prevention software ever conceived. It can and will cause issues when playing the game, from disconnects/game crashes all the way to BSODs. If you're unlucky, it'll do so even when you're not playing. It also does not come with an uninstall option and unless you manually remove its files and registry entries, it will persist on your computer even after you uninstall the game. You are essentially letting some Koreans hack your system as an insurance that you won't tamper with their clients' software.
A virtual item store that is exceedingly overpriced and ensures not paying a cent means you will never stand a chance against anyone who does. While this might be the same story as any other free MMO, gPotato games are exceptionally bad.
Absolutely awful customer support. Or rather, lacking whatsoever. Any problems you might have will not be resolved, no matter how many times you mail them, paying customer or otherwise.
The game itself suffers from a lack of content past the early-mid levels which sees you suddenly going from a few hours of casual questing to grinding tens of thousands of monsters for one level up. And gPotato's aforementioned business practices. I remember logging in a while back after not having played since beta, to see someone with an item shop upgraded weapon sporting around 200+800 damage while I used to break mine in hopes of reaching 200+100 or so. I shrugged, logged off and uninstalled.
I'd still play with you because I'm lonely and the little girls are pretty cute, on the odd chance you haven't already quit.
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