Praxis

I played through DA2 without sleeping with anyone, so I'm not quite sure what you're talking about here. It actually surfaces romantic dialogue options in such a way that you can avoid romantic entanglements much more easily than in past BioWare games. But that's the problem with believing what other people say about a game, I guess.

I'm not sure why, but all three of the Tekken Tag pages (1, 2, and franchise) have the word "Tag" in all caps. This should probably be changed.

@ajamafalous: I realize that, but there are many cases where a character class is also a character. I could go either way on this, honestly, I'm just suggesting that it is not as cut-and-dried as Jeff makes it seem.

I saw this in the guide as well and wondered how long it would be until a thread was started. At any rate, TF2 classes have backstories and, in many cases, actual names, so its a little weird to assert that they are not characters.

@Deusoma: "Games that show half a face" is accepted because, while silly, it describes something objective and quantifiable, which baditude does not. As far as the staff pages go, I've always just assumed that they are the wiki equivalent of the elephant in the room that everyone has agreed not to talk about. Half of the information on those pages is completely incomprehensible if you're not already up to your neck in Giant Bomb.

@RenegadeSaint: Just another case of site jokes gone awry, I'm afraid. There are a lot of weird assumptions being made with that term (i.e., that developers are preying upon nostalgia and "apologizing" for past games) that simply shouldn't be there. Not to mention the entire (quite lengthy) article is basically an exercise in trying to explain what exactly is or is not a NosCon. Something that requires that much effort just to define is probably more trouble than its worth.

@Dagbiker: I'm not particularly fond of that page either, but I try to pick my battles.

Yep. Baditude is a nonsense word to begin with, so devoting an entire page to it is wholly unnecessary.

Congrats on the milestone. Lord knows people aren't lining up to add hidden object and pachislot pages, so double kudos for doing a dirty job that would most likely remain undone otherwise.

This page is basically a duplicate of the Nazi concept. Almost every association is tied to WWII and/or Nazism in some way, and even if this was not the case, setting up a "German Villains" page is unnecessary when you can just cross-reference Villain and Germany (or at least that feature will be added in the future, I'm lead to believe).