User talk:Vent - Revision history

Vent: /* Legacy of the Light Costs */ new section

2011-04-05T16:33:35Z

‎Legacy of the Light Costs: new section

Qwerty at 08:29, 4 April 2011

2011-04-04T08:29:30Z

Vent at 08:26, 4 April 2011

2011-04-04T08:26:41Z

Qwerty at 08:19, 4 April 2011

2011-04-04T08:19:36Z

Vent: /* Re: Re: Caduceus Edit */

2011-04-04T08:08:56Z

‎Re: Re: Caduceus Edit

Vent: /* Re: Re: Caduceus Edit */

2011-04-04T08:06:55Z

‎Re: Re: Caduceus Edit

Vent: /* Re: Re: Caduceus Edit */ new section

2011-04-04T08:05:58Z

‎Re: Re: Caduceus Edit: new section

Qwerty at 07:59, 4 April 2011

2011-04-04T07:59:01Z

Vent: Created page with "I really wonder what this page is for..."

2011-04-04T07:35:12Z

Created page with "I really wonder what this page is for..."

New page

I really wonder what this page is for...

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	****Haha sure, I'll try it out. I also noticed Espio was doing all the changes here; all the pages' history usually only had his name in it. I'm doing this too when I look something up and spot something that I might be able to fill up. As for Special Exchange Stn., I guess I assumed wrongly that using RSD Special Exchange was the standard. Anyway, how did you put your timestamp on your edit? I could copy paste your entry, but then I need to type in the exact time too. - Vent		****Haha sure, I'll try it out. I also noticed Espio was doing all the changes here; all the pages' history usually only had his name in it. I'm doing this too when I look something up and spot something that I might be able to fill up. As for Special Exchange Stn., I guess I assumed wrongly that using RSD Special Exchange was the standard. Anyway, how did you put your timestamp on your edit? I could copy paste your entry, but then I need to type in the exact time too. - Vent
	***** Just type four tildes to sign your name with a timestamp. --[[User:Qwerty\|Qwerty]] 04:29, 4 April 2011 (EDT)		***** Just type four tildes to sign your name with a timestamp. --[[User:Qwerty\|Qwerty]] 04:29, 4 April 2011 (EDT)
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		+	== Legacy of the Light Costs ==
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		+	Does anyone think we should elaborate the payment procedure for [[Legacy of the Light]]? I for one was quite confused with the information on that page.
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		+	For example, if I was someone who is thinking of trying the mission out and I went to look up information about it on [[Legacy of the Light]]'s page, I would see that for C-rank a single player needs to pay 100 GC. But then I see that the leader has to pay 160 GC. Now I start wondering, as a single player you're both leader as the one player attending. So do you need to pay for the one player costs above the leader costs? And what about two players?
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		+	Maybe it's just me, but I found it rather confusing.
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		+	[[User:Vent\|Vent]] 12:33, 5 April 2011 (EDT)

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	*** You don't need to create a separate subheading on here to reply! Just use multiple asterisks to make indented bullets (I edited your message slightly to show you how it is done; note that it does not work with multiple paragraph replies, sadly). Also, to sign, you can just type four tildes. Anyway, if you look closely, you'll notice that [[RSD Special Exchange]] redirects to [[Special Trading Stn.]]. This is usually what we do once we find out the official localization. If there are other articles that still link to [[RSD Special Exchange]], that's because they haven't been updated yet. Keep in mind that Espio is pretty much the only one actively updating articles anymore (I am the worst admin of anything ever), and none of the staff play on the 360 version, so updating localizations is a somewhat slow process. Anyway, for tracking changes, you have two options. You can park yourself at the recent changes page and F5 like a madman, or you can subscribe to the recent changes page with your RSS reader of choice. I highly recommend the latter option. If it looks like we're monitoring things closely, that's because I have my RSS feed set to recheck every 5 minutes, thanks to all the recent spambots we've had. --[[User:Qwerty\|Qwerty]] 04:19, 4 April 2011 (EDT)		*** You don't need to create a separate subheading on here to reply! Just use multiple asterisks to make indented bullets (I edited your message slightly to show you how it is done; note that it does not work with multiple paragraph replies, sadly). Also, to sign, you can just type four tildes. Anyway, if you look closely, you'll notice that [[RSD Special Exchange]] redirects to [[Special Trading Stn.]]. This is usually what we do once we find out the official localization. If there are other articles that still link to [[RSD Special Exchange]], that's because they haven't been updated yet. Keep in mind that Espio is pretty much the only one actively updating articles anymore (I am the worst admin of anything ever), and none of the staff play on the 360 version, so updating localizations is a somewhat slow process. Anyway, for tracking changes, you have two options. You can park yourself at the recent changes page and F5 like a madman, or you can subscribe to the recent changes page with your RSS reader of choice. I highly recommend the latter option. If it looks like we're monitoring things closely, that's because I have my RSS feed set to recheck every 5 minutes, thanks to all the recent spambots we've had. --[[User:Qwerty\|Qwerty]] 04:19, 4 April 2011 (EDT)
	****Haha sure, I'll try it out. I also noticed Espio was doing all the changes here; all the pages' history usually only had his name in it. I'm doing this too when I look something up and spot something that I might be able to fill up. As for Special Exchange Stn., I guess I assumed wrongly that using RSD Special Exchange was the standard. Anyway, how did you put your timestamp on your edit? I could copy paste your entry, but then I need to type in the exact time too. - Vent		****Haha sure, I'll try it out. I also noticed Espio was doing all the changes here; all the pages' history usually only had his name in it. I'm doing this too when I look something up and spot something that I might be able to fill up. As for Special Exchange Stn., I guess I assumed wrongly that using RSD Special Exchange was the standard. Anyway, how did you put your timestamp on your edit? I could copy paste your entry, but then I need to type in the exact time too. - Vent
		+	***** Just type four tildes to sign your name with a timestamp. --[[User:Qwerty\|Qwerty]] 04:29, 4 April 2011 (EDT)

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 == Re: Caduceus edit ==
 * The mission is called "Special Trading Stn.", is it not? That is the official localized name of [[RSD Special Exchange]]. Also, this is what this page is for. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 03:59, 4 April 2011 (EDT)
 ** I thought these things belonged to the discussion pages of the page in question. Anyway, I've no idea. I just thought it was weird it was called differently. I indeed assumed it was the name of the localized version of the mission, but all the other articles referring to those missions use RSD Special Exchange (2nd) (3rd). I exchanged a Caduceus yesterday, but was a bit confused at first because of that mission name. So I thought, why not to keep the consistency. It refers to the same page too. You're free to undo it though. Also, do you people have someway to track any change in the wiki or something? As if people are jumping onto my edits the second I make them. :P - Vent
 *** You don't need to create a separate subheading on here to reply! Just use multiple asterisks to make indented bullets (I edited your message slightly to show you how it is done; note that it does not work with multiple paragraph replies, sadly). Also, to sign, you can just type four tildes. Anyway, if you look closely, you'll notice that [[RSD Special Exchange]] redirects to [[Special Trading Stn.]]. This is usually what we do once we find out the official localization. If there are other articles that still link to [[RSD Special Exchange]], that's because they haven't been updated yet. Keep in mind that Espio is pretty much the only one actively updating articles anymore (I am the worst admin of anything ever), and none of the staff play on the 360 version, so updating localizations is a somewhat slow process. Anyway, for tracking changes, you have two options. You can park yourself at the recent changes page and F5 like a madman, or you can subscribe to the recent changes page with your RSS reader of choice. I highly recommend the latter option. If it looks like we're monitoring things closely, that's because I have my RSS feed set to recheck every 5 minutes, thanks to all the recent spambots we've had. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 04:19, 4 April 2011 (EDT)

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 == Re: Caduceus edit ==
 * The mission is called "Special Trading Stn.", is it not? That is the official localized name of [[RSD Special Exchange]]. Also, this is what this page is for. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 03:59, 4 April 2011 (EDT)
+** I thought these things belonged to the discussion pages of the page in question. Anyway, I've no idea. I just thought it was weird it was called differently. I indeed assumed it was the name of the localized version of the mission, but all the other articles referring to those missions use RSD Special Exchange (2nd) (3rd). I exchanged a Caduceus yesterday, but was a bit confused at first because of that mission name. So I thought, why not to keep the consistency. It refers to the same page too. You're free to undo it though. Also, do you people have someway to track any change in the wiki or something? As if people are jumping onto my edits the second I make them. :P - Vent
-== Re: Re: Caduceus Edit ==
+*** You don't need to create a separate subheading on here to reply! Just use multiple asterisks to make indented bullets (I edited your message slightly to show you how it is done; note that it does not work with multiple paragraph replies, sadly). Also, to sign, you can just type four tildes. Anyway, if you look closely, you'll notice that [[RSD Special Exchange]] redirects to [[Special Trading Stn.]]. This is usually what we do once we find out the official localization. If there are other articles that still link to [[RSD Special Exchange]], that's because they haven't been updated yet. Keep in mind that Espio is pretty much the only one actively updating articles anymore (I am the worst admin of anything ever), and none of the staff play on the 360 version, so updating localizations is a somewhat slow process. Anyway, for tracking changes, you have two options. You can park yourself at the recent changes page and F5 like a madman, or you can subscribe to the recent changes page with your RSS reader of choice. I highly recommend the latter option. If it looks like we're monitoring things closely, that's because I have my RSS feed set to recheck every 5 minutes, thanks to all the recent spambots we've had. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 04:19, 4 April 2011 (EDT)

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 I thought these things belonged to the discussion pages of the page in question.
-Anyway, I've no idea. I just thought it was weird it was called differently. I indeed assumed it was the name of the localized version of the mission, but all the other articles referring to those missions use RSD Special Exchange (2nd) (3rd). So I thought, why not to keep the consistency. It refers to the same page too. You're free to undo it though.
+Anyway, I've no idea. I just thought it was weird it was called differently. I indeed assumed it was the name of the localized version of the mission, but all the other articles referring to those missions use RSD Special Exchange (2nd) (3rd). I exchanged a Caduceus yesterday, but was a bit confused at first because of that mission name.
 Also, do you people have someway to track any change in the wiki or something? As if people are jumping onto my edits the second I make them. :P
 - Vent

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	Also, do you people have someway to track any change in the wiki or something? As if people are jumping onto my edits the second I make them. :P		Also, do you people have someway to track any change in the wiki or something? As if people are jumping onto my edits the second I make them. :P
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		+	- Vent

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	== Re: Caduceus edit ==		== Re: Caduceus edit ==
	* The mission is called "Special Trading Stn.", is it not? That is the official localized name of [[RSD Special Exchange]]. Also, this is what this page is for. --[[User:Qwerty\|Qwerty]] 03:59, 4 April 2011 (EDT)		* The mission is called "Special Trading Stn.", is it not? That is the official localized name of [[RSD Special Exchange]]. Also, this is what this page is for. --[[User:Qwerty\|Qwerty]] 03:59, 4 April 2011 (EDT)
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		+	== Re: Re: Caduceus Edit ==
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		+	I thought these things belonged to the discussion pages of the page in question.
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		+	Anyway, I've no idea. I just thought it was weird it was called differently. I indeed assumed it was the name of the localized version of the mission, but all the other articles referring to those missions use RSD Special Exchange (2nd) (3rd). So I thought, why not to keep the consistency. It refers to the same page too. You're free to undo it though.
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		+	Also, do you people have someway to track any change in the wiki or something? As if people are jumping onto my edits the second I make them. :P

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		+	== Re: Caduceus edit ==
		+	* The mission is called "Special Trading Stn.", is it not? That is the official localized name of [[RSD Special Exchange]]. Also, this is what this page is for. --[[User:Qwerty\|Qwerty]] 03:59, 4 April 2011 (EDT)