Where the combat starts to work against itself, though, is in how long individual encounters can drag on, and how the aggravated wraith system has a particular talent for making an already sluggish fight feel like a genuine punishment. When a wraith becomes aggravated — which the game tells you can happen the closer an enemy gets to defeat, but seems to trigger with all the logic and consistency of a coin flip — it recovers health, hits harder, and attacks with a relentless frequency that turns what should be a satisfying final stretch of a fight into an exhausting war of attrition. The first time it happens is terrifying, and you're taken by surprise. By the fourth or fifth time, in the middle of what was already a long and draining encounter, it stops feeling like a challenge and feels more like the game is just being mean.
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