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1. I would remove tab "Gameplay". It's not needed at all. Even after game release ;)
1. I would remove tab "Gameplay". It's not needed at all. Even after game release ;)
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2. I enabled Achievements just to try ot out. System didn't notify me that is major change that should be discussed with a stuff ;) It would be good to add such notification/warning/note, if you always like to discuss such changes :) BTW, I tried to disable Achievements, but actually I can't. Button stucks on "Enabled", it seems I cannot use it...
2. I enabled Achievements just to try ot out. System didn't notify me that is major change that should be discussed with a stuff ;) It would be good to add such notification/warning/note, if you always like to discuss such changes :) BTW, I tried to disable Achievements, but actually I can't. Button stucks on "Enabled", it seems I cannot use it...
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3. I read guidelines. I'd like to change two things. Linking to fan-created mods should be allowed. I understand that mods for most of games are small technical changes that don't add too much content or story to original game.
3. I read guidelines. I'd like to change two things. Linking to fan-created mods should be allowed. I understand that mods for most of games are small technical changes that don't add too much content or story to original game.
But... most of mods for The Witcher are actually new stories, new adventures. And we used to list those works on witcher wiki coz it's usually great content extending game's life. Check http://witcher.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Community_mods
But... most of mods for The Witcher are actually new stories, new adventures. And we used to list those works on witcher wiki coz it's usually great content extending game's life. Check http://witcher.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Community_mods
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It's a big chance that modding (if it will be possible) of Cyberpunk game will look similar. That's why I don't see a point to forbid such content on this wiki :)
It's a big chance that modding (if it will be possible) of Cyberpunk game will look similar. That's why I don't see a point to forbid such content on this wiki :)
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4. "Images that consider as "Fan Art" should not be added to articles." - I think this rule applies only to articles specific to the video game.
4. "Images that consider as "Fan Art" should not be added to articles." - I think this rule applies only to articles specific to the video game.
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[[User:MadBonsai|MadBonsai]] ([[User talk:MadBonsai|talk]]) 15:53, August 10, 2012 (UTC)
[[User:MadBonsai|MadBonsai]] ([[User talk:MadBonsai|talk]]) 15:53, August 10, 2012 (UTC)
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1. OK, :)
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2. No need to turn off Achievements. Anyway it's kind of double edge sword, let's hope we can use it for the possitive aspect.
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3. OK. I like to suggest a compromise position. Can we agree on never to use mod info, mod links in article pages? Those should be limited to a official mods blog or forum within the Wiki; something similar to CDProjectRed doing for Witcher in there forums. Basically I use that to avoide unavoidable edit wars and debates regarding " Xs' mod is better than Y" kind of things. I have expereinced this in DA wiki.
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4. I like to suggest a compromise position, again. Fan arts should be "only" in a gallary not in the article iteself.
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-- {{User:Snfonseka/MySignature}} 02:38, August 11, 2012 (UTC)