Re: Submachine Wiki
Posted: 25 Jan 2016 08:15
Yeah, I prefer it that way. I'm used to the format, and I'd think many people who use to visit it after each SNEE update are too.
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Re: Submachine Wiki
Posted: 30 Jan 2016 17:58
Time to tackle the Central American part of the Culture page...I never understood how this section has so many tiny details and extra pictures about every little thing while everything else on the page is so concise.
Re: Submachine Wiki
Posted: 30 Jan 2016 18:32
I found the same problem when I translated that page to the Spanish wiki, I ended up cutting off a lot of things.
Re: Submachine Wiki
Posted: 30 Jan 2016 23:02
Yeah, its really odd how these a lot of info pertaining to a Spin-off, than everything else...
Re: Submachine Wiki
Posted: 30 Jan 2016 23:24
Well, it is canon, and it just happens to be crammed with stuff 
But I trimmed it down.
But I trimmed it down.Re: Submachine Wiki
Posted: 31 Jan 2016 20:03
If I could just get this forum to alert me when there are updates to a page I've posted to I would be much quicker to respond. :/
So off topic response to your off topic questions ;D : I'm attempting not so much a book at this point but a series of essays which attempt to create a methodology for analyzing any and all beliefs on an "all-biased" rather than the fictitious "unbiased" perspective by creating a network of "complete and accurate" terms which should be capable of describing any world view what so ever. If they don't, the networks is built to be modified by individual world views. It is based on "appearances" rather than "truth," thus "John believes Jesus is God" and "Jack believes there is no God" rather than "Jesus is God" and "there is no God." In other words, big heavy philosophical voodoo. XD
So off topic response to your off topic questions ;D : I'm attempting not so much a book at this point but a series of essays which attempt to create a methodology for analyzing any and all beliefs on an "all-biased" rather than the fictitious "unbiased" perspective by creating a network of "complete and accurate" terms which should be capable of describing any world view what so ever. If they don't, the networks is built to be modified by individual world views. It is based on "appearances" rather than "truth," thus "John believes Jesus is God" and "Jack believes there is no God" rather than "Jesus is God" and "there is no God." In other words, big heavy philosophical voodoo. XD
Re: Submachine Wiki
Posted: 31 Jan 2016 23:15
If you publish it, I will read it, and I don't read books very often
On topic, I'm really liking the tabber function lately. Do you all like it too?
On topic, I'm really liking the tabber function lately. Do you all like it too?
Re: Submachine Wiki
Posted: 01 Feb 2016 00:19
Yeah, it helps a lot with organizing stuff
Re: Submachine Wiki
Posted: 12 Feb 2016 16:13
Russian Forum Posts article
is almost done.
It took more than four years.
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Subby, WHAT THE HELL
is almost done.
It took more than four years.
гг
Subby, WHAT THE HELL
Re: Submachine Wiki
Posted: 13 Feb 2016 23:21
You must feel so proud
The English wiki is looking better and better with all the new images from later games. I'm gonna do a broad image sweep after all the text is done, but I can't help updating some images along the way.
Also: If someone would like to check Elizabeth's page for me, I cleaned it up and want to make sure I got all the facts down
The English wiki is looking better and better with all the new images from later games. I'm gonna do a broad image sweep after all the text is done, but I can't help updating some images along the way.
Also: If someone would like to check Elizabeth's page for me, I cleaned it up and want to make sure I got all the facts down