2007-08-20, 22:18 | Link #121 | |
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Edit: Ignore this post since the page has been edited again.
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In case anyone wonders I've also edited some incorrect information (Komari being the main heroine etc) and rearranged the characters to a more appropriate order due to their importance in the story. Last edited by Orrin; 2007-08-20 at 23:06. |
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2007-08-21, 03:13 | Link #127 |
渡辺曜のお兄さん
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Has any of the spoiler data been released in the manga adaptation? If it has, then chances are the information this Juhachi guy is editing back in is legitimate. HOWEVER, if they have not been published in the manga, it goes against Wikipedia's Notability guidelines; as there is no justifiable source of the information and has no real world relevance.
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2007-08-21, 04:23 | Link #128 |
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Would a manga adaptation count as a reliable secondary source? Seeing that it's just another fictional presentation (as opposed to a discussion of real-world info), that seems to stretch the definition a bit.
The Little Busters! article is arguably notable thanks to the development and release information (all of which probably originate from published interviews or wherever. That must be cited or else the entire article is bunk). Those sections give the article some real-world relevance. As a preference, I have no problems with spoilers provided that an article is marked accordingly. After all, there're creative works that some people will never experience, so a short but complete summary might be good for research/historical purposes (after all, this is an encyclopedia of sorts, not a product description catalog). Wikipedia specifically allows spoilers, so I don't think any policy has been broken. |
2007-08-23, 06:15 | Link #134 | |
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It should get different as soon as that part is done. |
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2007-08-23, 07:52 | Link #135 | |
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2007-08-26, 11:15 | Link #136 |
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Those of us who are not able to play the game due to language issues BUT are interested in LB! would rather prefer that those spoiler-ish information to stay there. Just mark it as spoiler (Wiki has this feature I'm sure of it) and move on.
The reception for this game has been pretty underwhelming so far. This does not bode well for Key. |
2007-08-26, 23:19 | Link #139 | |
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I'd like to quote an Unregistered user at Visualnews forums:
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2007-08-26, 23:32 | Link #140 |
NO ESCAPE FROM NYAAA
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I can totally see the first two happening. The later ones are true for everything so no need to comment on them.
EDIT: Indeed they probably went into Little Busters expecting something a lot like Kanon, Air, or Clannad. My current volume of knowledge suggests Little Busters is very different from the two previous games. It can be hard for one to get into a game like Little Busters without feeling the immediate urge to compare it to previous Key games. Especially since fans have come to associate Key with the "Cute girls that die in tragic, tear-jerking stories," meme. It can be hard to judge Little Busters independently without that bias. I think I'm fortunate in that aspect in that I haven't actually played the other Key games, only watched their anime versions, and can more readily approach Little Busters with an independent perspective. In reality, as a slightly unrelated personal perspective, you can approach any piece of art or entertainment with one of two intentions: to see how good it is, or to see what it's about. Hardcore Key game fans want to maintain an untarnished impression of the company and would most likely play Little Busters with the intent to see whether it lives up to Key's reputation, and when they find something that deviates from their expectations, they may come to feel betrayed by Key. It's a tiny fault, but betrayal is a strong emotion so it can contaminate the rest of their perception of the game. Little Busters, as far as I've played it so far, is good for its own reasons.
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