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:Perhaps, but I think the columns are intended to put pictures of real paintings and forged paintings side-by-side. If there are no images, then, yeah, we should remove the columns until images are placed. Or, we can put {{t|construction}}. {{User:Mario/Sig}} 14:56, March 7, 2015 (EST) | :Perhaps, but I think the columns are intended to put pictures of real paintings and forged paintings side-by-side. If there are no images, then, yeah, we should remove the columns until images are placed. Or, we can put {{t|construction}}. {{User:Mario/Sig}} 14:56, March 7, 2015 (EST) | ||
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| + | I noticed that we have images on the wikipedia of the real artwork, but I didn't see any pictures of the items in the actual game. Maybe we can do an image request for shots of the in-game items? The genuine/authentic ones at the very least, and maybe the fakes if we are able to get images of them? Not sure if this would require a construction tag. --[[User:Albinopenguin|Albinopenguin]] ([[User talk:Albinopenguin|talk]]) 15:00, March 7, 2015 (EST) | ||
Revision as of 16:00, March 7, 2015
Move
Seeing Platinum Lucario's request to move the page 'Forged Painting' to 'Forgery' with the reasoning that forgeries now include statues in New Leaf, I see no problem with it and I've gone ahead and moved the page. Cheers, ~SuperHamster Talk 03:04, December 28, 2013 (EST)
Perfect Painting
This page states that a perfect painting is always genuine, yet while playing Wild World I purchased a Perfect Painting that turned out to be forged. Can this be adjusted?
Looks like this painting is always genuine in NL, but not WW. --Albinopenguin (talk) 17:37, March 6, 2015 (EST)
- That's true. In New Leaf, you can actually tell the difference between a real and a forged ones while in the previous ones, it's all up to chance. There might be emotion indicators, but it's not a guarantee.
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Spotting A Fake table
It needs sprucing up. The columns on "genuine" and "forgery" are badly formatted. The only reason I didn't do this myself is that I'm lazy it takes time to do. ™ 14:47, March 7, 2015 (EST)
The tables were generated with categories for "genuine" and "forgery" but there was nothing in those columns. I added X's to the "Genuine" column for paintings that are always genuine because I assumed this is the direction the table creator was going in. I don't know how to create tables, but maybe it would be more useful to remove those columns entirely? Are they adding any additional info to the page? --Albinopenguin (talk) 14:53, March 7, 2015 (EST)
- Perhaps, but I think the columns are intended to put pictures of real paintings and forged paintings side-by-side. If there are no images, then, yeah, we should remove the columns until images are placed. Or, we can put {{construction}}. ™ 14:56, March 7, 2015 (EST)
I noticed that we have images on the wikipedia of the real artwork, but I didn't see any pictures of the items in the actual game. Maybe we can do an image request for shots of the in-game items? The genuine/authentic ones at the very least, and maybe the fakes if we are able to get images of them? Not sure if this would require a construction tag. --Albinopenguin (talk) 15:00, March 7, 2015 (EST)
