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Roger that. I'd recommend using the Destiny Community Wiki to find all of the steps and quotes for the steps. It seems like you have found 'em already.
Really? I had sent a board-blast for all to hear it. And it is a fan-made piece compiling some of Destiny's best music.
That's what I do. What I meant was is that we're only going to be knowing these characters for only a few paragraphs, sentences, not chapters, before they die. With a limited roster you can devote more time to and *then* kill them; not a bunch of faceless redshirts that won't worth mentioning.
Forty fighters require forty characters, which can be time consuming because you have to get your reader to know them. And what's the point in that when they're gonna die?
Don't forget to set your ticker to Private. lol
Oh, and don't forget to use Halopedia's way of writing Walkthroughs. Really its really just the same writing a Level infobox but without all of the dialogue.
Oh, uh, to answer your question. I identify something in the wiki that needs doing, and if there's enough of it, there's a problem there. Plus, I'd been on here a teeny bit longer and I know what sources to find and use for Destinypedia. One of my proudest achievements on here was uploading the entire Rise of Iron Grimoire, saving MorningWalker the trouble.
Ah, I see you're going to be writing Walkthroughs now. Nice.
Still doing it. I have a habit of procrastinating hard.
Skyrim's a fun open-world game and was revolutionary for its type of game. The different plotlines in it didn't do much to intersect (causing breaking the game and all) but it was still cool. I was thinking in terms of outposts, villages, towns, and quests (upgraded from Patrol beacons) that Destiny 2 would be like Skyrim.
Just no FUS RO DAH! but HAMMER-TIME!
You know, I wonder if Destiny 2 will feel Skyrim-esque. From the description in the article it sounds like it will be, only spread across planets instead of a giant land divided into holds.
I think they're pretty good. Any article that looks complete, just add it and if there's any missing information someone will update it.
Looks good - great job!!
Citations from Grimoire and gameplay.
Indeed, it is underdeveloped. But, hey, we have one thing over that other Destiny wiki. While they have just about every weapon and armor article created, we have all of the Grimoire here. :)
Well, yeah. lol
I only started my checklist because I needed something to keep me on track. Then my mind said "Screw it" and I hardly did anything related to my checklist at all and instead went the Primus Draug'oth route, which is to create and edit boss articles.
I saw your conversation with him. I think it is a genius idea.
I think it can be, yes. Also, nice work on the Maintenance page.
Whoops, sorry for the double message. Damn internet. :P
Oh, I'd also suggest adding references to articles that lack them and fixing articles with references so they fall in line with the Help:References page.
I would definitely suggest that one priority should be to expand Story Mission articles, as well as Crucible map articles. This page on Halopedia may also be useful in gathering more ideas on what to work on here.