User talk:Wikibenboy94 - Knowledge (XXG)

3088:- You changed "The Game Informer reviewer writes the campaign in Infinite Warfare contains some elements typical for Call of Duty, but is still affecting." into "Game Informer was pleased from a perception that the "frenetic" movement of gameplay in recent Call of Duty installments had been toned down for Infinite Warfare". If you wanted to paraphrase me, I actually meant the following passage from the article: "Campaigns in the Call of Duty series can often be distilled down to a series of setpieces, clichéd villains, telegraphed twists, and ridiculous monologues punctuated with excessive explosions. In Infinite Warfare, you still get some of all that, but if you’re not careful you might also find yourself shedding a solitary tear for the brave soldiers and their sacrifices in the brutal war against the Settlement Defense Front." That's what it means, doesn't it? That Infinite Warfare has bad elements of typical Call of Duty, but is still affecting... Was the word affecting unclear? I admit I actually looked it up in the dictionary, maybe it is not the best. Best regards, 1281:). It's a weird and unintuitive feature. I'm not entirely sure I follow what you're asking. But one common problem with film articles is that people will add their own personal analysis of what the reception was like. One person will say it got "mixed reviews", another will change this to say it was "mixed-to-positive", and another will say that "critics praised X but critized Y". Well, it's all unsourced opinion. None of it belongs, because it's just random people on the internet saying what they think it was. That's fine for a blog or a forum post, but it doesn't work in a encyclopedia. Now, if a professional journalist says "it received mixed reviews", that's different. We can report that journalist's analysis, but we can't do it ourselves. 3546:. In future instead of removing correctly cited reviews that were added and cited by other editors into the video game reviews table section, taking them time and effort, it would be much appreciated if you could be more constructive. In this sense it would be much more constructive to add information from the reviews to the reception section if that is what is needed for them to be listed in the reviews table, rather than undoing the time and effort put in by other editors to include these reviews. It would be much appreciated if you could do this in future and if you could restore reviews that you previously removed that were correctly cited and simply add information from them into the reception section. Cheers, 2378:

that Miranda herself developed the virus and so is explicitly not saying that it was simply her knowledge that influenced the creation of the virus. I'm not attached to my wording if it doesn't flow so well but if I am right that Miranda did not create the virus (which I think you are saying she didn't if I am interpreting you correctly?), I just hope that it can be changed in some way so as to maintain the accuracy of the article. I would do it myself but I don't want to simply go back to writing what I had before because I think it would be a little inappropriate after already being reverted about that.

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showing Coogan had once met Savile, and in particular how Louis Theroux, felt as to whether he thought the series was in "bad taste". If you think my edits could use any minor corrections e.g. to grammar and spelling, or matters of factual accuracy, one at a time, you could perhaps then move to making some of your own substantive/ strictly changes, one paragraph at a time? That should allow ample opportunity for discussion and agreement, with the need for major reverts. Hope this looks sensible to you. Many thanks.

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founder of Umbrella Corporation, and used her knowledge to eventually develop the t-Virus." As far as I am aware, it was Oswell and the Umbrella Corporation that created the t-virus, not Miranda. I may be wrong there as I am not a buff of the series. Nonetheless, if it is incorrect as is, I don't want to change things in a way that may be reverted and so instead I am leaving this message here so that you can change the article (or not) in a way that you find to be the most appropriate. Thanks.

1474:. Since you've been helpful with the article, I was wondering if you could read over it to see if there's anything you see that you think may need changed or fixed. I read over it yesterday and I'm pretty confident with what's currently there. There are two things that I know need done, which are to replace the demo image in the Gameplay section with one of the final product (and possibly add another elsewhere in the article), and archive sources that haven't been archived yet. -- 2850: 4591:". Actually, Dave Meikleham did not write that copying is too big. He just notices it cuts costs of the game. Also, you add that the game "had enough original ideas to be worthwhile". Well, it's not only about time. Games cost money and reviews generally inform, whether it's good to buy a game. By "introduces enough new ideas and winning missions to make its apocalyptic mark just about worth it" the reviewer means perhaps, that the game is worth our time and money. 5182: 2634: 3736:"the game doesn't really feel like it's doing anything cool to take advantage of its setting and time period" is unnecessary, as it's based on the further quote "the setting change didn't bring any new and exciting inspiration with it". No, the editor wrote "the game doesn't really feel like it's doing anything cool to take advantage of its setting and time period" and "the setting change didn't bring any new and exciting inspiration with it". 3521:

very good translator, but allows to translate 4 sentences a day. Perhaps I will have to translate some of the German text using a dictionary to make it faster. Then I am going to translate other reviews in order to sum them up in the wikipedia. It's hardly a good idea to waste time on rewriting properly written text for the sake of editorial standards only, especially when you actually gave me no proof of such a standard existing.

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expected in a sniping game). Either way, as I've mentioned before, unless these statements are in the article they should not be referred to. My phrasing of "the game would appeal to fans of sniping games" is a summary of two of the review's positive opinions, which they list as being able to plan the perfect shot and feeling it was a sniper game that appealed to professional and beginner gamers.

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in two sentences whereas the issues with the game itself require a whole paragraph. It is a misrepresentation of the issues with, and reception to, this game to say that the controversies was principally focused on the physical content. I am reapplying my edit for these reasons; if you revert it again please justify this decision on my talk page.

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https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=CC8uCQAAQBAJ&dq=completely+sidelined+and+her+feelings+about+the+Doctor+and+Reinette+are+never+addressed&pg=PT225&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=completely%20sidelined%20and%20her%20feelings%20about%20the%20Doctor%20and%20Reinette%20are%20never%20addressed&f=false

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essence, the traditional way first sentences have been done have not considered WP:LEAD and have been based on editors' gut feelings (e.g., worshipping the director in the first sentence every time). I think there's a better way to introduce the topic, and it will depend on the film. Let me know your thoughts.

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I noticed that you did some rewrites to the Savile drama "The Reckoning", particularly regarding the depicting of an incident clearly inspired by the tragic story of Claire McAlpine. I have tried to turn some paragraphs around, as some moments came after broadcast, like for example, the video footage

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concerning Fallout 76, the controversies regarding merchandise and the deluxe editions of the game are one of many issues with the game including bugs, poorly received microtransactions, hacking, criticism of the subscription service and developer crunch. The physical content's issues can be detailed

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article). In this case however I did think it was warranted, particularly concerning the rum bottle, in that either the prose was superfluous or that the statements made from the production/advertising company were in a Facebook comment and not a post; unsurprisingly no third-party sources I can find

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As has been advised, if you want to contest changes to an article, please do so on its talk page and, if it's directed at a specific user, leave a message for the person from there. In this instance, however, I will respond to your comments here. I can seen you've made further changes to the article

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I've removed the reviewer's name and changed to your suggestion for the loading screens (added an "an" because it's grammatically incorrect otherwise). Thanks for the clarification about the game's elements; I've kept GI's opinions on the gameplay but re-phrased your prose because what you'd written

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Thank you for the article "about the 2016 remaster of the 2007 video game Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, titled Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered. I have been the largest contributor since the article's inception in 2017, and assisted in getting it to GA a few months later. Since then, I have

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Thanks for the reply. I don't think the current wording is analogous to my edit. Cutting out the parenthetical aside of the current sentence about who Oswell is, the sentence becomes "Miranda mentored Oswell E. Spencer and used her knowledge to eventually develop the t-Virus." This explicitly states

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when you have some time, particularly the section on words that may introduce bias. Also, please note that not all information is relevant to the article, and sometimes it can work against neutrality. For example, the addition that the 500 Atom compensation is not enough to buy an in-game duffel bag

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characters of Ryan and Yasmin, which comprised brief paragraphs based on a single source. This is not ideal as a section with just one source may be inaccurate or biased without others for corroboration. Likewise, the source used in question I would argue was contentious based on its sociopolitical

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Google Translate has the English translation as "you enjoy planning the perfect long-range shot", which is more or less what you've said. I don't who you're referring to when you say THEY made a fuss out of introducing long-distance shots (which to me means nothing and sounds like something that is

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I know, guess I just got lucky! I actually nominated it earlier than planned, not realizing the time frame was only from July to August; I'd intended June 27 for the anniversary of the PS4 release of the game's standalone version, but July 27 also works for its release on the remaining platforms. I

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Hi, and many thanks again for your full copy-edit to the article last month. I've today added three new more reviews to Reception in further preparation for its future FA nomination and was wondering if you would kindly go over the changes and improve upon the wording as necessary? I thought as you

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I wonder if you were thinking of fixing the edits I did on the "Davros" article about the reason to play him without his chair on the character article, or the reactions to ‎Isaac Newton casting on the "Wild Blue Yonder" article, the transgender themes of "The Star Beast" article, the reactions to

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s lead is a summary of what is outlined in the main body of the article; the criticism towards the game's design and Bethesda's responses (which includes the subscription service, contested updates, etc.) are also mentioned in the lead. Furthermore, if there are other related articles that link to

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I agree with Alduin that the sentence, as quoted above, suggests that Miranda made the t-virus. It needs split up to clarify and avoid run-on-ness. "Miranda mentored Oswell E. Spencer, the founder of Umbrella Corporation. Spencer used her knowledge to eventually develop the t-Virus." would resolve

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Either way, I still think the original wording was analogous to your edit. There's very little difference between "used her knowledge" and "knowledge learned from Miranda". She can't have developed the t-Virus because Umbrella did it first. Its merely indicating they were influenced by her work to

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Thanks for correcting my edit on the MGSV page, as it was my first one, so maybe it was even ridiculous. But the intentions were the best possible, in this case, to clarify some things that many people ignore. The fact that Nem Kojima himself says personally that the game is not finished, with all

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GameSpot praises personalities, as well as visuals and sound design, similarly EGM praises protagonists, then what EGM writes about gameplay (lack of regenerating health, squad support). Then IGN praises campaign as having more human perspective, also praises characters, but they note conflicting

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Also, GiantBomb's review. You cut both that the antagonists in the game are "faceless Nazis" and that "the game doesn't really feel like it's doing anything cool to take advantage of its setting and time period". I think one of these should be restored, or even both. In the comment you wrote that

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I really have a lot to do this year. Also I am slowly translating German review of Phantom Doctrine using Babelfish to use it in the wikipedia article as GameStar is considered a good source on wikipedia and is mostly unused because nobody wants to report reviews written in German. Babelfish is a

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Resident Evil Village has literally Romanian currency,names,Arhitecture and even traditional foods(Sarmale,Tochitura de pui,ciorba de legume,ciorba de porc,etc.) How the hell does Resident Evil Village doesn’t take place in Romania if the things that I stated are in the game?That means tha Capcom

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However, you cut "praising "A supporting cast of well-crafted personalities"" because, as you argued "EGM also praises the characterization". I don't think it's a good reason, if both sited praised characterization, it's good to write about it. Summary of Gamespot's review is still shorter, than

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The reviewer writes: "One redeeming quality of the story is that it sends the player all over the planet of Enoch. Environments are vibrant and regularly shift from desert to snow, to caves to forests. This extends to the level design and combinations of areas offering cover or no cover at all."

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In the German text it was written that the game is for you if for you "Spaß macht, den perfekten Distanzschuss zu planen". - "it's joyful to plan perfect distance shots". It's my interpretation they mean long-distance shots, but I knew the game introduces long-distance shots (above 1 km) to the

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films with Puss in Boots having been a supporting character who becomes the starring character. These details are more pertinent than the crew and company credits. Celebrity voice actors are likely pertinent too because reliable sources will headline such actors more often than other names. In

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article saying "Nothing about the original wording implied it might have been referring to Miranda as the founder." However, I never claimed that the wording did this, I claimed that it seemed to indicate that Miranda created the t-virus because it says "Miranda mentored Oswell E. Spencer, the

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Here is the source from the book The Doctors Are In (you have to go up a bit to find it), in which co-author Stacey Smith describes "the girl in the fireplace". I don't know if it's so much a criticism as if just feeling awkward on the romance in the episode but feels that Rose is "completely

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What I meant about the setting quote is that "the setting change didn't bring any new and exciting inspiration with it" infers that the setting/time period was not taken advantage of, exactly as the prior quote reads, which is why I feel it was redundant, and as I say makes the sentence a bit

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Thanks for going though my various edits on DW articles. I didn’t know what sources could be kept or how they could rephrased. I don’t want to take sides but I feel generally it's best to integrate criticism directly into the relevant articles so that all major views on Doctor Who's episodes

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the subject's own primary article, then the latter should only be an influence on the former, not the other way around. It is acceptable for the video games notable for negative reception article to encompass all controversies or negative reactions to a game that has been the subject of both.

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gave the game (...)". Therefore, when you write "Gilroy appreciated the dialogue and cast performances." we don't know who Gilroy is... For similar reasons we don't understand "both Carsillo and Gilroy highlighted an example when Omar expresses their dislike of Ethan," - we don't know who is

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You changed the long quote "A first-person shooter set during the journey from Normandy to The Rhine isn't unique, but you haven't quite experienced anything like the tour" into shorter "writing that the campaign was "moving" and "salutes the brotherhood that grows and strengthens on the

2967:- "while he appreciates floating through the void and hiding behind an asteroid field" - the reviewer wrote it about it just after writing about disappoinments of single player campaign; before he starts naming them he admits that space sequences are fine. It concerns single player game. 1050:

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rushed to an uncomfortable degree<<. The reviewer gives example of a character who dislikes robots, but suddenly starts to like them without any explanation." - why did you cut it? It was interesting. I understand you feel that you just made it briefer, writing "criticizing the

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The reason it was removed from Bethesda's article due to being caused by another company is perhaps valid enough, if weak, for removing it there. However, it's connection to Fallout 76 and the marketing mistakes surrounding it is relevant and should stay on that article. --

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Hey, please don't revert war with me over that one paragraph info. That discovery in the game's post-credits scene is a crucial finding that's been picked up by multiple reliable sources. It had nothing to do with speculation. Don't remove it just because you feel like it.

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Also, any creation of a Reception section (which you had done in two of your edits) should be created on the basis that enough reliable sources can be found and composed to form a section with a sufficient enough length. Hence why I reverted those you'd created for the

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to more than one page, only centralized to one. It is also preferable that if you have contention to an edit, that you ping the user there and not on their own talk page, particularly to provide an opportunity for others if they wish to give their own input.

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article has a Controversies section, most of which details the physical content, and other negative reactions focusing on the game's design, subscription service, microtransactions, etc. are mentioned in other sections. It's also why one article exists for

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the game would appeal to fans of sniping games<< is a summary of two of the review's positive opinions, which they list as being able to plan the perfect shot and feeling it was a sniper game that appealed to professional and beginner gamers."

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It's quite clear by "distance shots" they mean "long-distance" shots". Even Google translated for you "long-range shot". Also, the article is behind pay-wall, they only gave free access to this summary. I'm going to subscribe them, but not today.

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Those punctuation changes are fine. I understand the Destructoid change, since reviewers are not mentioned anywhere else. Using this style the reader just has to mentally make the connection that a reviewer condemned the change not the magazine.

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Thanks, I'll read through, though I'm sure if it's anything I think needs changing it'll just be grammatical stuff. I'm still just an amateur so I won't be able to assist with updating the image or achieving sources, in case you did need help on

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reviewer feels that some of the gadgets used in the game are more entertaining in multiplayer, however he observes that Mass Effect and sci-fans may be swayed by the solo campaign." - this was also nicely put. You wrote "thought only fans of

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Still, while rushed character arcs actually is bad characterization, this is not exactly the idea. The idea is rushed and cut plot. Writing that EGM is "criticizing the characterization" does not give the idea what the reviewer meant.

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Well done on the editing of the Timeless child page, it definitely needs a clean up. Just to let you know though, since the Andrew Cartmel response is linked to the Doctor Who TV site, the BBC response to complaints is this article.

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You write "Too much text dedicated solely to EGM" - Well, EGM's review is quite long (even if IGN's review is even longer). Maybe it woud be better to give more text dedicated to IGN's review, not cut text dedicated to EGM's review.

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I strongly disagree with your decision to revert my edit on Fallout 76 to remove the phrase "chiefly with regard to the quality of physical content" referring to the controversies surrounding the game. If you look at the section of

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I'll amend my statement and say that it does say that, however not where the shortcut is. It would've been better if you had simply said "Per template documentation", however you have been told not to do this about 2 months ago. ―

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But congratulations for detecting Phipps's article never mentioned Black Ops III in terms of campaign quality. Seems you are good at revision. Maybe you should stick to revision and do less re-writes of other people's work?

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As the the characters are described by the reviews as "well-crafted personalities" and "well characterized", these are written so similarly that either the quotes should be removed and the prose written along the lines of

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and non-neutral point of view. Typically, the best course of action with video games is to quote Metacritic directly, as this is something we can source. Anything else could be viewed as original research on our part.

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Ah yes, sorry about that! The process of giving out a Triple Crown, at least the way I do it, is a lot of copying from the previous time one was awarded and then changing the details, so that's where that came from.

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Thanks a lot friend,, many times editors have "reverted" all my contribution for small errors, but not you thou, you "corrected" my mistake by taking the time to edit it yourself..., you're awesome, thank you.

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rushed to an uncomfortable degree<<. The reviewer gives example of a character who dislikes robots, but suddenly starts to like them without any explanation." - this obviously concerns single player game.

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has a critical consensus, and we can quote that. But we can't take the score of 55% or 65% or whatever, and extrapolate from that to say whether the reviews were "mixed", "positive", "critical acclaim", etc.

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Please do not add your own personal analysis of what a game's reception was. This includes citing multiple reviews that say nothing about a consensus among reviewers. This is known on Knowledge (XXG) as

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franchise. So it's quite logical they mean the game is for you if you enjoy long-distance shots. You changed that into "the game would appeal to fans of sniping games". It's a completely different thing!

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Thanks, removed the reviewer's names. However, Omar/Ethan/Kotch are fine to stay as the paragraph discusses the characters of the campaign, so it's clear that these three persons are examples of them.

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to see if anyone there could help, but it's been about a week and I've not got a response from anyone. Do you know the best way to have someone look through the article and possibly get it nominated?

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I usually discussed changes on the users' talkpages. Only in rare cases, when it was not directed to a specific person, like when I suggested that Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 has no multiplayer,

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well regardless there needs to be a non-Youtube Source on the Blatant, purposely forgetfulness on the Swastikas in Campaign considering the in game campaign doesn't uncensor everything but the flag.

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reviewer feels that some of the gadgets used in the game are more entertaining in multiplayer," - which means they are not entertaining in single player game, this also concerns single player game.

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films, it looks like the book is placed too prominently in all the sequel articles. Sequels are made because of the success of the preceding films, and reliable sources will reflect that. For the

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You wrote: "As has been advised, if you want to contest changes to an article, please do so on its talk page and, if it's directed at a specific user, leave a message for the person from there"

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As I get it, your goal is referring what the reviewer wrote, not inferring what can be deduced from it. Especially while, as you partially admit, you actually do not know many sniping games.

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Hi, thank you for the award and your offer to help with my userpage! Do you have the template for the Standard Triple Crown, as I assume you included the Imperial Crown template by mistake?

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And thank you for changing wording about microtransactions. However, you wrote to me "that they were in the single-player mode". I guess for now it's a game with single-player mode only.

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This means that one can use present tense for articles as much as 4 years old. This is also how you can use it in my language; you actually can write "he writes" meaning that he wrote.

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You completely abandoned they are microtransactions in a single-player game. It's a completely different thing, paying to win against computer or paying to win against a human player.

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Yes, similarly is good. So if we put EGM after GameSpot, do we put Game Informer after EGM, or maybe after IGN? This would reduce lack of connection between the reviews we sum up.

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Besides, as you noted, the reviewer wrote that the game is also good for beginners at sniping games, so interpretation that the game is for fans of sniping games is inaccurate.

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It seems it couldn't know how to make two seperate links, so it could go in with this link, if it's feasible to accept how the BBC responded to the complaints from fans.

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In the article on I added the fact that Ethan could be seen in a post credits scene, which was however reverted with the motivation that "it was open to interpretation".

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wherever possible, so that statements like "given a crinkled bag made from cheap nylon" are avoided in favour of more neutral and less emotional language. Be sure to read

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If you want to cut something, cut "was more critical of the game as a whole". It is very mildly put. He "was more critical", not "more critical of the game as a whole".

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I notice you also mention not being too versed in Wikitext on your userpage, so feel free to ask me if you want any help laying out your userpage in a particular way. —

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useful. After a revert, these can be placed on the user's talk page to let them know you considered their edit inappropriate, and also direct new users towards the

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and so far have a handful of grammatical changes I'd improve. Once I've gone over the whole thing am I fine to do this or did you want to be made aware first?

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Firstly, audience reception should only be mentioned in an article if it is sufficiently highlighted by reliable, secondary sources (which in the article for

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The overall critical reception to a film should be supported by attributions to reliable sources that summarize reviews; do not synthesize individual reviews.

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If you can find a reliable source on the subject then go ahead, but it is very unlikely there will be any content discussing this that is not user-generated.

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Sorry I'll admit my edit summary probably was a bit impulsive as I'm aware not all primary user-generated sources are unreliable (I've sourced tweets in the

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About revision - yes, I was into translation revisions, I was unaware rewrite is also a revision. I checked and it is, you are right about this one. Sorry.

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if the total is over 5,000. Finally, if you know of an interesting fact from another recently created article, then please feel free to suggest it on the

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Actually, they made quite a fuss about introducing long-distance shots to the branch. It's quite important they succeeded and the feature was praised.

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Well, in Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 the player was eliminating enemies while hiding, like, over a hill near-by. So no, there were no long-distance shots.

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CI Games (the game's developer) made quite a fuss about introducing long-distance shots in the last game (i.e. SGW C2); it was going to be a novelty.

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for comments about the article. Well done! If the article has not already been on the main page as an "In the news" or "Did you know" item, you can

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Using rather than (...) is rather new to me, but if that's the encyclopedia's editorial standard, that's ok with me. Thank you for informing me.

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All right, while expanding my relations from reviews I will slowly change them to past tense. However for now I am going to make an exception for

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I didn't see these but I'll look at them. I'm not sure why the criticism paragraph on "The Girl in the Fireplace" needs to be rewritten though.

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You write: "drifts from what we're specifically denoting: Reception of single player". Actually, I was constantly writing about single player:

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Because it was. Per what's sourced in the article, "91% of 108 critics gave the series a positive review, with an average score of 7.45/10."

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to a reliable source and re-add it, please do so! If you think I made a mistake, or if you have any questions, you can leave me a message on

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Furthermore, the link you gave to the correct tense on wikipedia doesn't really show examples of reporting articles; it has examples like "

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material, but claims that the game "introduces enough new ideas and winning missions to make its apocalyptic mark just about worth it"".

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Then this would fall under level design, and should be noted as such. Scenery and visuals (as you've since included) are the same thing.

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I'd gathered they were templates, but I didn't know there was a comprehensive list available. Thank you for providing me with the link.

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Sorry, I added the "they" paragraph at the last moment, just glanced at it and thought it should be ok. It actually wasn't quite clear.

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I'd already schedule that date, but since it's your first FA, I've given it an instant run out rather than make you wait another year.

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Well for mine it says 83/100 (based on 7 reviews), and I've no reason to believe that IP editor was changing it for dishonest reasons.

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characterization". However, visible plot cuts, perhaps for sake of budget, is something actually different than bad characterization.

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I think it would be more interesting than just reporting what each reviewer wrote. If you agree, I am meticulously doing it this way.

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https://eu.usatoday.com/story/tech/talkingtech/2018/09/20/marvels-spider-man-ps-4-sells-record-3-3-million-copies-opening/1346187002/

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and sci-fi fans would be swayed by it." but the reviewer actually writes he was also swayed a bit. So what you wrote is too strong.

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I accepted most of your corrections in the Outriders article. I tried to write more elegantly since then, but you still correct me.

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This, however, is not so (a matter of interpretation), as can be clearly seen when the character - Ethan - is zoomed in close-up:

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So the non mainstream source i used that points out the swastikas missing on the uniforms is trash? is this what we're doing now?

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tone of some missions in the campaign, as well as some frustrating missions, then Game Informer says the campaign was a drawback.

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This process may take up to 7 days. Feel free to contact me with any questions or comments you might have during this period.

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You wrote: "long-distance shots (which to me means nothing and sounds like something that is expected in a sniping game)".

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the letters, makes this remain a doubt and opens space to speculate the opposite. Finally, thanks for correcting the edit.

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the bi-generation in the "Giggle" article, or if there was more mixed reviews on "The Church on Ruby Road". Just curious.

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However, giving it a second thought, I start to like WikiBenboy's expression "enjoying the variety of gameplay in space".

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It is a bit odd that this is not mentioned considering that it is widely talked about on sites dedicated to the game.

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if shown; this will automatically produce your username and the date. Also, please do your best to always fill in the

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Scenery is not specific; it includes level design the reviewer writes about (see the above quote), not just visuals.

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Also "Omar expresses their dislike" - but we know whether Omar is he or she? Why do we have to write "their", then?

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had carried out the initial copy-edit and it only concerned one section then there was no need to nominate again at

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The presence of citations in the introduction is neither required in every article nor prohibited in any article.

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Also, I wrote: "there is a problem if the player is allergic to single-player games with microtransactions."

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Games sometimes have one very critical review, which would be good to show on the wikipedia. Consider this:

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in prominently placing less noteworthy elements upfront. I've broken down how WP:LEAD can be applied here:

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About "they" - I wasn't taught about "they" at school, didn't know, still sounds strange to me. Sorry.

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I've changed the wording on the microtransactions to clarify that they were in the single-player mode.

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is disallowed by policy. There is also no such policy that disallows citations in the lead; in fact,

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Thanks for all the work put into verifying the articles, I also have an impression it is important.

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has been archived.This is a rare accomplishment and you should be proud. If you would like, you may

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Whether or not you are the same IP that sourced a YouTube video discussing the use of swastikas in

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games ("Combat is the same frantic and fun gunplay as in the past few Far Cry games"), especially

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Please keep up the good work. You've done a good job on the Call of Duty 4 Remastered section. --

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Also, it's an example that the reviewers have an impression much of the game has been taken from

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It's me again. You improved my text about Outriders a bit, however this time you are not right.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Outriders_(video_game)&diff=next&oldid=1019605213

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https://www.doctorwhotv.co.uk/bbc-responds-to-the-timeless-children-canon-complaints-93292.htm

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didn't fancy waiting until November 4 for the 5th anniversary of the initial bundled version.

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I apologize for this. As per your July comment, I've understood more about how my prose for

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side-lined" in the episode. The paragraph in the article needs rewriting if it is to stay.

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tone, and I guarantee there would be very few reliable sources that shared the same views.

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You suggest: "and write "Similarly, EGM praised the characters as "well characterized..."."

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with another editor, please discuss the matter with the editor at their talk page, or the

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was an online hero shooter that was released in 2016. Its servers were shutdown in 2021."

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it is, in the main body); including audience reception for any other reason is a case of

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What you add to the text is that the reviewer thinks that the game is "too derivative of

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to appear on the Main page as Today's featured article. Keep up the great work! Cheers,

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I was notified of, which I forgot about, but it looks like nothing actually came of it.

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combining published sources in a way to imply something that none of them explicitly say

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Yes I debated reverting them as well. Primarily though I just wanted to point out that

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continued to improve and expand upon it in that time."! Congrats to your first TFA! --

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This can be summed up that he likes scenery. You deleted "scenery" from what I wrote.

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You changed that into "criticized the story and its inclusion of microtransactions."

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well it's gonna be impossible considering the media is so biased against the truth.

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Thank you for improving the quality of articles around video games, with a focus on

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https://kotaku.com/weeks-later-somas-haunting-ending-still-has-players-de-1741773285

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Sorry, when I press the link to Metacritic, It showed 82/100 at the time for me.

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A special set of rules applies to certain topic areas, which are referred to as

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Hey! I noticed in your edit summary of removing stuff, you said it was based on

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Maybe you should stick to revision and do less re-writes of other people's work?

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Please stop adding your own personal thoughts about what a film's reception was.

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Why did you had undo my edit? Like, really "positive reviews from critics"?

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film, reliable sources will universally write about them as spinoffs of the

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comply with any page restrictions in force within the area of conflict; and

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Congrats on the Triple Crown! You might be interested in a userbox I made,

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does not add anything. On the contrary, the reviewer notices and informs:

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Hi there, I'm pleased to inform you that I've begun reviewing the article

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Edit warring is disruptive regardless of how many reverts you have made;

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Can you take a look at current edits being made at "SOMA"? thanks. —

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In academic writing you can use present tense for reporting articles

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game to have accurate bullet casings ejected from every gun?

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of published material to articles as you apparently did to

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I'm also considering nominating one video game article for

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