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Blackbombchu: /* Style of game pages */ new section

2015-11-27T00:29:57Z

Style of game pages: new section

Xiaoqiu: /* from the bygone */ new section

2011-08-31T02:08:34Z

from the bygone: new section

Sir aaron sama girl: /* Perfect Dark XBLA Speedrun */

2011-03-28T23:29:47Z

Perfect Dark XBLA Speedrun

Sir aaron sama girl at 22:32, 28 March 2011

2011-03-28T22:32:56Z

Anonywiki: /* Snub of Twingalaxies??? */

2010-08-15T22:10:48Z

Snub of Twingalaxies???

Anonywiki at 22:08, 15 August 2010

2010-08-15T22:08:48Z

DcrimsonscaleS: /* mksc */

2008-08-27T17:55:04Z

mksc

Mjf314 at 08:29, 1 December 2007

2007-12-01T08:29:06Z

TheRogueX: /* mksc */

2007-11-30T22:03:09Z

mksc

Mjf314 at 02:53, 27 November 2007

2007-11-27T02:53:20Z

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	age, that we're http://www.linkslondoncharms.com/ time wanting to		age, that we're http://www.linkslondoncharms.com/ time wanting to
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		+	== Style of game pages ==
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		+	For any page about a game that it's very hard to know all the information about, such as Super Mario Sunshine, the page about that game should be the same style as the page http://zeldaspeedruns.wikia.com/wiki/Majora's_Mask. That way the page will have enough information to make it easier for speedrunners to figure out a faster route and test it as well as giving smart speedrunners enough knowledge to be able to figure out the best way to make up for mistakes. At least the section Speed Run Strategies should be the same style what that page would look like with the introduction, Routes section and Speedruns section omitted. It could have a separate Routes section linking pages that list the fastest known route for each category. [[User:Blackbombchu\|Blackbombchu]] ([[User talk:Blackbombchu\|talk]]) 16:29, 26 November 2015 (PST)

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	Can we add a new page or a sub category for Perfect Dark speedruns on it's new Xbox version? There are speedrun videos on YouTube that I think belong here. Also, the character can move faster in this new Perfect Dark. Doesn't that mean there might be a new speedrun record for WAR? Another thing, where is the wiki logo?		Can we add a new page or a sub category for Perfect Dark speedruns on it's new Xbox version? There are speedrun videos on YouTube that I think belong here. Also, the character can move faster in this new Perfect Dark. Doesn't that mean there might be a new speedrun record for WAR? Another thing, where is the wiki logo?
	[[User:Sir aaron sama girl\|Sir aaron sama girl]] 22:32, 28 March 2011 (UTC)		[[User:Sir aaron sama girl\|Sir aaron sama girl]] 22:32, 28 March 2011 (UTC)
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		+	== from the bygone ==
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		+	from the bygone http://www.linkslondonjewelry.com/ materials many
		+	age, that we're http://www.linkslondoncharms.com/ time wanting to
		+	starting t http://www.discountlinksoflondonshop.com/ locate

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 ==Perfect Dark XBLA Speedrun==
-Can we add a new page or a sub category for Perfect Dark speedruns on it's new Xbox version? There are speedrun videos on YouTube that I think belong here. Also, the character can move faster in this new Perfect Dark. Doesn't that mean there might be a new speedrun record for WAR?
+Can we add a new page or a sub category for Perfect Dark speedruns on it's new Xbox version? There are speedrun videos on YouTube that I think belong here. Also, the character can move faster in this new Perfect Dark. Doesn't that mean there might be a new speedrun record for WAR? Another thing, where is the wiki logo?
 [[User:Sir aaron sama girl|Sir aaron sama girl]] 22:32, 28 March 2011 (UTC)

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 == Final Fantasy 8 ==
 I am doing a Final Fantasy 8 speed run guide for this website and this website only so pleasany who would like to help and submit so glitches to get to places faster please add to the page Thank You,
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 Why no love for Twingalaxies, the most official and legitimate of all highscore sites? Why don't you put it in the external links page? Or why don't you put in as part of what speedrunwiki is not: "a highscore site, for highscores see twingalaxies.com". I don't understand why you won't mention Twingalaxies. [[User:Anonywiki|Anonywiki]] 22:08, 15 August 2010 (UTC)

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−	Why no love for Twingalaxies, the most official and legitimate of all highscore sites? Why don't you put it in the external links page? Or why don't you put in as part of what speedrunwiki is not: "a highscore site, see twingalaxies.com". [[User:Anonywiki\|Anonywiki]] 22:08, 15 August 2010 (UTC)	+	Why no love for Twingalaxies, the most official and legitimate of all highscore sites? Why don't you put it in the external links page? Or why don't you put in as part of what speedrunwiki is not: "a highscore site, for highscores see twingalaxies.com". I don't understand why you won't mention Twingalaxies. [[User:Anonywiki\|Anonywiki]] 22:08, 15 August 2010 (UTC)

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	Glitch abuse and sequence-breaking are not cheating because they don't violate rules. You can create whatever sort of competition you want, with whatever rules you want, and then compete in it. It's not cheating unless you lie about it. There's no such thing as natural rules built into the game, unless you count intended game behavior as a rule, but in the world of competitive gaming, that's not usually what people mean by "rule", and certainly not the type of rule that has any relevance to cheating. [[User:Mjf314\|Mjf314]] 00:29, 1 December 2007 (PST)		Glitch abuse and sequence-breaking are not cheating because they don't violate rules. You can create whatever sort of competition you want, with whatever rules you want, and then compete in it. It's not cheating unless you lie about it. There's no such thing as natural rules built into the game, unless you count intended game behavior as a rule, but in the world of competitive gaming, that's not usually what people mean by "rule", and certainly not the type of rule that has any relevance to cheating. [[User:Mjf314\|Mjf314]] 00:29, 1 December 2007 (PST)
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		+	==Snub of Twingalaxies???==
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		+	Why no love for Twingalaxies, the most official and legitimate of all highscore sites? Why don't you put it in the external links page? Or why don't you put in as part of what speedrunwiki is not: "a highscore site, see twingalaxies.com". [[User:Anonywiki\|Anonywiki]] 22:08, 15 August 2010 (UTC)

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		+	== Final Fantasy 8 ==
		+	I am doing a Final Fantasy 8 speed run guide for this website and this website only so pleasany who would like to help and submit so glitches to get to places faster please add to the page Thank You,
	== mksc ==		== mksc ==

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	Just curious, but isn't glitch abuse obvious cheating? As is sequence breaking. IMHO. Where is the pride of speedrunning without breaking the rules in any way? Why, in order to be considered good, must one cheat in these ways? I'd think a 'perfect' or 'optimal' run would be one you do with no glitching or sequence breaking.... but maybe that's just me.--[[User:TheRogueX\|TheRogueX]] 14:03, 30 November 2007 (PST)		Just curious, but isn't glitch abuse obvious cheating? As is sequence breaking. IMHO. Where is the pride of speedrunning without breaking the rules in any way? Why, in order to be considered good, must one cheat in these ways? I'd think a 'perfect' or 'optimal' run would be one you do with no glitching or sequence breaking.... but maybe that's just me.--[[User:TheRogueX\|TheRogueX]] 14:03, 30 November 2007 (PST)
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		+	Glitch abuse and sequence-breaking are not cheating because they don't violate rules. You can create whatever sort of competition you want, with whatever rules you want, and then compete in it. It's not cheating unless you lie about it. There's no such thing as natural rules built into the game, unless you count intended game behavior as a rule, but in the world of competitive gaming, that's not usually what people mean by "rule", and certainly not the type of rule that has any relevance to cheating. [[User:Mjf314\|Mjf314]] 00:29, 1 December 2007 (PST)

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	: This is man vs. machine in the same way that, say, rock climbing is man vs. mountain. The terrain is the challenge. Make sense? -- [[User:SamSim\|SamSim]] 11:25, 26 November 2007 (PST)		: This is man vs. machine in the same way that, say, rock climbing is man vs. mountain. The terrain is the challenge. Make sense? -- [[User:SamSim\|SamSim]] 11:25, 26 November 2007 (PST)
	:: I know what he meant. I'm just saying that it's misleading because "man vs. machine" is a commonly used phrase with a different definition. [[User:Mjf314\|Mjf314]] 18:53, 26 November 2007 (PST)		:: I know what he meant. I'm just saying that it's misleading because "man vs. machine" is a commonly used phrase with a different definition. [[User:Mjf314\|Mjf314]] 18:53, 26 November 2007 (PST)
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		+	"just plain cheating"
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		+	Just curious, but isn't glitch abuse obvious cheating? As is sequence breaking. IMHO. Where is the pride of speedrunning without breaking the rules in any way? Why, in order to be considered good, must one cheat in these ways? I'd think a 'perfect' or 'optimal' run would be one you do with no glitching or sequence breaking.... but maybe that's just me.--[[User:TheRogueX\|TheRogueX]] 14:03, 30 November 2007 (PST)

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	I think the sentence "This is about man versus machine" should be changed. It's a little misleading. "Man vs. machine" usually means that the man is competing against a machine at some kind of game. In this case, however, the machine is the game. Or were you referring to some other type of machine? [[User:Mjf314\|Mjf314]] 22:09, 23 November 2007 (PST)		I think the sentence "This is about man versus machine" should be changed. It's a little misleading. "Man vs. machine" usually means that the man is competing against a machine at some kind of game. In this case, however, the machine is the game. Or were you referring to some other type of machine? [[User:Mjf314\|Mjf314]] 22:09, 23 November 2007 (PST)
	: This is man vs. machine in the same way that, say, rock climbing is man vs. mountain. The terrain is the challenge. Make sense? -- [[User:SamSim\|SamSim]] 11:25, 26 November 2007 (PST)		: This is man vs. machine in the same way that, say, rock climbing is man vs. mountain. The terrain is the challenge. Make sense? -- [[User:SamSim\|SamSim]] 11:25, 26 November 2007 (PST)
		+	:: I know what he meant. I'm just saying that it's misleading because "man vs. machine" is a commonly used phrase with a different definition. [[User:Mjf314\|Mjf314]] 18:53, 26 November 2007 (PST)