>look up wiki for a game
>click first result
>it's a wikipedia page for the game
Look up wiki for a game
Levi Flores
Elijah Fisher
Make it yourself if you hate it.
Caleb Powell
>TFW their are people out there that want to get into a game series fandom but they don't want to buy/pirate the games and play them. They look up the plot on wikipedia/youtube to get in on the "geek talk" and join the community while pretending their fans who know more than people who have actually played the games
it hurts bros...
Aiden Hill
>Game has two wikis
>neither one is good
Adam King
>wants a wikia
>searches for a wiki
You only have yourself to blame.
Xavier Collins
if it hurts to know how some people waste their time then you seriously need to reconsider parts of your life
Benjamin Clark
>Find someone with the same problem as me in forum
>"Ok, I have the fix right here"
>You must register to see download link
Jaxson Bell
>look up wiki page for game
>game is too obscure and doesn't exist
Carson Scott
>check out wiki
>site has autoplay videos
Luis Morgan
I was staggered by how much of the Nier: Automata wikia was a stub given how huge the game got.
I'm guessing the game got "meme" huge since even the wikia is mostly stubbed 2 years later.
A shame since it was such a wonderful game. It deserves those stubs expanded.
Dylan Morales
>register to see download link
>its just an expanded post saying the problem is solved and the thread will be locked
>thread is 9 years old
Camden Gutierrez
>wiki has autoplay videos, ads, and malware
Nathaniel Wood
>Look up wiki to see what the skills one of my party members does
>Character status: deceased
Gabriel Butler
>right click image to save it
>click "Email image"
Nathan Jackson
>wiki is so bad that your forced to use reddit for lookups and inadvertently turn yourself into a reddit fag
Angel Lopez
This never happens. Nice job exposing yourself.
Ryder Rivera
you have to go back.
Jacob Rodriguez
>that only happened because you pirated the game. Buy the game next time :)
>blocked
Henry Thompson
>two wikias
>varying quality, cannot establish the best one
Colton Martin
this is what ultimately killed all hobbies.
>spent years trying to beat games on my own, looking up info, interviews, obscure romhacks everything i could find
>some faggot did a youtube video with half of its facts wrong and people constantly quote him pretending to be smart and ruining all conversations
Anthony Morris
Lol I do that to shit post on those games.
Joshua Robinson
>browse wiki to find what the fuck that stupid item does because this stupid fucking game cares more about funny description than useful information
>get spammed with million fucking "and here is why it's a good thing" and est. articles
>get spammed with 2 fucking videos at once about some trivial bullshit with some cunt narrating
Suck my dick wikia
James Bell
>wiki is very detailed, high quality, great humor and has almost no bad traits
The Transformers Wikia is one of the best wikis I’ve ever seen, and one of the best autistic ones
Nathan Long
pwove it
Connor Hall
I hate it personally. Loads of info yes but feels like reading ED pages.
Joseph Foster
>being this low IQ
Dont forget to RnS
Hunter Campbell
>Look up wiki for a game
>It's an fextralife page
>No content, empty pages all over
At that point, using Reddit for ressources is unironically based and much better.
Sebastian Rogers
>really like silent hill 1-3, 4 was okay
>there is a "book" written by some "fan" claiming that every silent hill post 4 is a canon
>"go read that book before trying to say that homecoming is dogshit"
Brandon Turner
This and the Sonic wiki are the TV tropes of all fandom wikis. Trying to understand every angle of those franchises is the internet equivalent of the Odessey.
Nathaniel Edwards
This. Gaming has become a trend where everyone wants to be in on the references and talking points so they feel included. The marketing of games fosters this and the amount of people who buy games and don't play them is a symptom of this. I once talked to a person who said that the best/most important part of reading comics was getting all the references people say. It wasn't the enjoyment of the plot, characters, or learning the lore. The best part was understanding references others spew. People will read the wikipedia articles and youtube videos and pretend to know what is going on so they can be part of a group or discussion. The discussion should be the icing on the cake while the game is where the meat of your enjoyment comes from. Somehow, this got switched around and I don't truly understand why.