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• Anarchy Online Wiki User page • (AO Devs Wiki). Wikia has a mirror of that site, but it lacks the database-linking icons. Free Sci-Fi MMORPG, the expanded content is pay-per-play. Still the most generous MMORPG in terms of offering scope to players to improve their characters. No other game makers seem to understand that giving things to players to play with is sort of the definition of making games, but to be fair, I suppose that Funcom might have done it by accident, like Bethesda gave away high speed flight and infinitely high potions in Morrowind. Crippled by the Million Greys syndrome, where nothing remains to level on at higher levels, unless you pay, at which it turns into a tank-pulls-and-taunts, healers-heal, nukers-nuke grind. Which I actually miss, in fact, after being infected by that particular virus in Dark Age of Camelot, so I may pay someday.

• Vagrant Story Wikia. My treasure, free of petty busybodies, so it is hidden away by having no link.

• Legend of Dragoon Wikia User page • Sort of the opposite of Vagrant Story. Who wrote all those amazing room names in VS, I would like to know? I cannot believe a non-native speaker of English could possibly have done that. If it was a non-native, we should immediately freeze some of their genetic material because they are obviously a genius of a very high order. With Legend of Dragoon, on the other hand, I have a personal fantasy that the exquisitely bad English translation was actually done by a double-digit IQ English speaker who somehow conned Sony into thinking s/he could do the job. It is sort of boring just for it to be some nephew of a producer who spent a month at an English Language summer camp. The plot is quite good, and it shares with VS the virtue of stories hinted at but left untold, about which the viewer can make up their own mind. And of course the FMV's are still amazing even today. Legend Of Dragoon: Rose's Memory

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• The Vault User page • Fallout Wikia. Ausir is a Fallout fan. He runs the Fallout Wikia single handed. I feel as though the lack of coverage of Tactics, etc, follows the same pattern as other Fallout 'fans', which means they hate everything Fallout that is not Fallout 1 or 2. He is unlike other 'fans' who show their love for 1 and 2 by faithfully hating 3, Oblivion, Morrowind, Bethesda, and people who like those things, but the ethos that the fan base must be obeyed interferes even with coverage of 3. When he ganged up on me at the Wikipedia Fallout (series) article, trying to push the party line about the Fallout Boy icon, I said enough is enough, leaving the gaps in coverage on 1 and 2 you could drive the Oil Tanker through and the almost complete lack of coverage of the other games (except 3, of course). Not very mature of me, perhaps. I have definitely encountered worse, and I may go back.

• UESP User page • Elder Scrolls, including Morrowind and Oblivion. Owned by a small clique, who have the notches on their axes to prove it, so be wary, all those who venture there. By then an experienced user, I was scrupulously polite and correct in every way, and encountered personal attacks and IDIDN'THEARTHAT at every turn. It is a good Wiki already, very well filled out, so why bother with finishing touches? I would if I could, but I can't, so I won't.

• FFXIclopedia User page • A Wiki in name only; every detail of every page is patrolled for intruders who dare to edit, and formatted to a pastel death. At that time a complete noob, I used repeated Saves instead of the Preview button. I attempted to fix a page which looked terrible on Netscape Navigator, thereby, unbeknownst to me, making it look terrible on Firefox, when it had previously looked fine. I objected to the edit-conflict-reverts of what I thought was good work and got a haughty and uninsightful response. The Banhammer instantly descended when, realizing what had happened, I attempted to explain and defend my actions.

• Battleforge Wikia User page • Cannot decide whether to say, terrible game, or lots of fun. Free game, but the cards cost money, so caveat again. Got tired of the steep curve towards power cards and grinding for upgrades, and a Wiki that was me and some other guy.

• Diablo Wikia User page • It is not all misery behind me, but then, I only made 24 edits there.

• Perfect World International Wikia User page • Beautiful scenery. A perfect way to kill time by rolling an Elf and flying around the whole place until you have seen it all. If being able to leap in a parabola 25 feet long and 10 feet high without any performance enhancing drugs whatever appeals to you, this is where you can see whether it is all you dreamed it was. 50 edits.

• Planescape Torment Wikia User page • Baldur's Gate tended to reinforce the notion that Black Isle just lucked out when they made Fallout, or that the tap was running considerably drier. Torment proved it was skill, and that there might be no end to their innovation and creativity, and therefore, that there was a little less justice in the world when Black Isle met its sad demise.

The video below, and the rest in the series, have my vote for "most likely to make the viewer turn the sound off", and Mr Man added injury to insult with the Talking Head insert, but it is also the most complete walkthrough available on YouTube, (in fact the only complete one) and of course one of many such works from a prolific contributor