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So on the one hand, the area taught me how to block, something I hadn't been doing in the game up to that point. The Pip area totally destroyed me until I remembered/realized the whole 'block with the right timing and get an instant special move' thing. But we had great fun, and will probably be buying a couple of copies of Thongs, just like we did with the first. That was one of my few complaints about the game, that we had quests for areas that were arguably too hard (by the time I got past the Unicorns the quests behind them were trivially easy, for instance). (We played it through entirely co-op, I'm not sure I'd have lasted as long in Pip without her helping) We gave up halfway through after discovering another area more level-appropriate.

My wife and I struggled with that Pip area because we felt like the story was pulling us that way. You failed to mention the awesome animation throughout. And it's a shame, because some of those sets do look great when you've got all the pieces together. Our loot is distributed more regularly, which works better for the game as a whole, but it means you likely won't get all the pieces of a set unless you're trying quite hard. Even in Torchlight, the treasure chest you share between characters allows you to collect set items through multiple playthroughs. But by trading with others, a full set isn't out of reach. With the armour sets in Diablo II and World of Warcraft, the heavy proceduralism makes getting a full set by yourself unlikely. I think this is just where the Diablo-esque loot mentality bumps up against our slightly more structured loot distribution.

I only collected one full set throughout the entire time (the Epic Awesomeness set depicted above, actually). Nearly all of them look fantastic and/or hilarious, so it's a little bit of a shame we didn't provide more incentive to collect all five pieces. Our artists really went all out with the armour sets.

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