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Copyright page edit perms
May I get permissions to edit the Copyright page? It hasn't been updated since I set it up and I'd like to keep it current. --DhampirDamsel (talk) 03:27, 30 July 2023 (CEST)
Thank you!
It did work and I've updated it. --DhampirDamsel (talk) 19:25, 30 July 2023 (CEST)
right spelling of quarterstaffs
Hi Taylan,
I saw that you created the weapon page for the quarterstaff, but made a spelling mistake. Quarterstaffs is the plural (not staves). I tried to change it, but failed, because there is more to change than just a few words and i am still new with this. Do i need to create a new page at bg3.wiki/wiki/Quarterstaffs and after that delete the old page? I don't feel comfortable with deleting pages yet... So could you correct that page, if possible?
p.s. thanks for all your work! you're doing a lot to make this wiki complete and helpful 👍
p.p.s: thanks for your quick answer! I and my dictionary of choice didn't know 👍
Accidental Removal of Info
That removal on SH's page was totally not intended. I don't even remember removing anything there in fact. I think it might be because two edits were made simultaneously --HeliusNine (talk) 08:40, 23 August 2023 (CEST)
- That weird edit also claims i've edited in "Tell BOOOAL he is a fake god, tell him you are going to kill him and take his power." And i can tell you I didn't touch the approval part of that article, so something weird is going on. --HeliusNine (talk) 08:44, 23 August 2023 (CEST)
Page deletions
I'm currently trying to clean up the images and categories, and part of that is collecting blanked pages and (later) duplicate images for deletion.
So to that end I've made Category:Suggested_For_Deletion to keep track of them, and any other pages that might need to be.
Unfortunately someone else with permissions will have to action the actual deletions
I'd also love to have a deletion template where I could explain why a page was marked, offer ways to dispute it etc and also make it more accessible for other users but I don't have permissions for template editing.
Sorry to dump both of these issues on you, but without access to the discord atm I don't wanna spam people trying to find someone to help. - Harakoni (talk) 00:35, 27 August 2023 (CEST)
Template Editor Permissions
Is it possible for me to get template editor permissions? In my on-going attempt to get categories at least somewhat cohesive, it'd be really nice to be able to automate some categorization e.g. Template: CharacterInfo already takes Race as an input, categories like Category: Elves could be automatically populated by every page that lists the race as elf or some subrace. If its a matter of experience, you can see some of the templates I've worked on at the RimWorld wiki. - Harakoni (talk) 04:52, 6 September 2023 (CEST)
Grant template permissions
Hi Admin -
May I have template permissions? I do not have plans to add new templates, but I may want to create some in the future (if I ever see a need). I have created templates for https://kynseed.fandom.com/wiki/Kynseed_Wiki
Right now, I just want to edit existing templates. One example: Template:NavRivington => "Father Clements" should be "Brother Clements"
Thanks! -Sam
One extra book written by Haskinn Xesilaphin
I found a final book penned by the scaleless dragonborn author Haskinn Xesilaphin that isn't mentioned in this wiki. It's titled "Alchemical Extracts" (it can be found at The Open Hand Temple, in one of the bookshelves in the room with Father Lorgan's body) and the author mentions consuming poison to end their suffering. I'll be honest, the whole wiki editing thing is going way over my head so I figured I'd mention this to an admin so someone who knows their stuff can actually add it to the wiki, haha.
Kled Legendary Action
@Taylan I updated the Kled page to include, probably a mistake from Larian, his legendary action in Honour mode. You mistakenly removed it, understandable as the legendary action specifically says "Dror Ragzlin". I'm just messaging here to inform you I undid your undo as I would want the wiki to as closely match the game as possible. I've included a screenshot as proof https://imgur.com/a/NJXLSsE 72.34.116.200 04:49, 14 March 2024 (CET)
- Hi. I wish MediaWiki let me add a note when reverting an edit, because I know of the bug and thought we should probably remove it from the wiki since it will likely be fixed in an upcoming patch. (I wrote that in the Discussion page of the article but I guess you didn't see it.) You have a point too though, so instead of removing it I've now added a note to the page explaining the situation. We can simply update it again if they remove it in a further patch. Thanks for your contributions by the way! Taylan (talk) 09:53, 14 March 2024 (CET)
- I did not see the discussion page. I just expect, when looking at a wiki page, to see everything related to the character even if it is a bug and will be removed in a different patch. I thank you for your reply and for the reasons as to why you initially removed it. 72.34.116.200 20:28, 14 March 2024 (CET)
Physical resistances
Wasn't sure where to put this, so I hope you don't mind me writing this here.
There's an issue with the new way resistances are shown in the infoboxes of NPCs. It used to be with the in-game symbols but now it's just text. This is a problem for the physical resistances because it doesn't distinguish between magical and non-magical attacks. For example, as it stands now this werewolf is shown to be fully immune to physical damage. That's wrong of course, he's only immune to non-magical physical damage, magical weapons can wound him just fine. Plenty of other examples. I suggest we go back to the old way of conveying that information, the symbols didn't have these problems. Sparkle (talk) 07:20, 15 March 2024 (CET)
- Thanks for raising this point. I'm looking into how to best solve this with the new type of infobox we're now using. We've now also looked into what combinations of magic/nonmagic resistance/immunity/vulnerability are possible in-game (feel free to join us on Discord; link on left-side panel and also below for your convenience) and it looks like all nine combinations are possible in theory:
- (magic | nonmagic | both) x (resistant | immune | vulnerable)
- At least, there's an explicit enumeration of flags (in ValueLists.txt) that includes all nine combinations. However, looking into the icons, we're not sure the game includes a way for the icons to distinguish between magical and nonmagical immunity (not resistance). It only seems to have the yellow outline to indicate immunity, whereas for resistance it has the blue and white "hat" icons that can appear alone or in combination. Also, for vulnerability, there's no way to distinguish either as far as we were able to tell. Do you have more info on this?
- This page of ours explains the icons; would be good to make sure it's accurate: Resistances. And if magic-only/non-magic-only immunity exists in the game (as they seem to do for the werewolf) but isn't indicated by icons, then we should perhaps add a note there to explain this. I guess magic-only/non-magic-only vulnerability isn't actually used by the game, even though there's flags in ValueLists.txt to indicate it?
- (By the way, this also means the old infobox didn't have a way to indicate e.g. non-magic-only immunity to physical damage, since it was also only capable of one type of yellow outline to indicate immunity, without any info as to whether it's magic or non-magic or both.)
- Of course, even if the in-game icons don't make a distinction, we should make a distinction on the wiki if it actually exists in the game engine. I'm currently adding two more possible sections to infoboxes to cover all possible cases: one section for non-magic-only resistances, and one for magic-only resistances.
- Here's the Discord link if you'd like to join there: https://discord.gg/K6R89fSZuF
- Would make communication a bit easier since we can quickly share images etc. (I don't really like Discord myself, but it's what everyone uses I'm afraid.) Taylan (talk) 13:39, 15 March 2024 (CET)
Broken lists in equipment pages
Hello! I've noticed the "Effects" row of all equipment pages (Headwear, Cloaks etc.) are not properly formatted due to a missing line break in Template:OtherEquipmentTableRow--between the {{{passives}}} conditional and {{{special}}}.
Also, Template:ArmourTableRow lacks the {{{passives}}} conditional so not all passive effects are displayed on the Armour page (for e.g., Padded Armour +2 does not display the Superior Padding passive).
I would make these changes myself but both templates are protected so I cannot edit them. 142.127.162.157 23:08, 23 March 2024 (CET)
Notes "section" header in infoboxes
Hi Taylan! Do you know any way to make the infoboxes that have a "Notes" section end up with a Section Header that wiki would recognize in a link e.g. [[SomeItemPage#Notes]]? *Possibly* changing the (presently html) header formatting to be just == Notes == instead in the template might do that? Had occasion to want to put a link to another page's "notes". Cheers. Cattlesquat (talk) 15:50, 13 April 2024 (CEST)
- I guess your recommendation would work, though if the page has another "Notes" section outside the infobox, then it would be ambiguous. Perhaps it would be better to explain in text that the reader should look at the infobox notes?
- Another possibility is to add an
idattribute to the notes header in the HTML, since that's what browsers use to resolve links likeBlah#blub. (For headers like== This ==, the id is inserted automatically into the HTML, based on the contents of the header.) So, for example, the header in the infobox could be<h2 id="infobox-notes">Notes</h2>and the link would be[[Some page#infobox-notes]]. That should work. Taylan (talk) 16:03, 13 April 2024 (CEST)