Talk:Gameplay modification

Do we need this article? ™ 20:12, July 20, 2015 (EDT)

I vote we tag it for deletion. 'Hackers' doesn't really relate to Animal Crossing at all; they are but a sub-community of players. What they do and how they do it in Animal Crossing is certainly worth writing about, but that's another topic/article. (talk) 20:35, July 20, 2015 (EDT)

Yeah, and this is a very, very broad topic. As much as I like people to discuss about modding and game exploits in these games, this may be beyond our scope, especially in the main space. ™ 20:47, July 20, 2015 (EDT)

A very broad topic it may be, but perhaps a move to 'Hackers in Animal Crossing' or something similar may be feasible, together with a complete rewrite of the article. Although in that case, it would be easier to delete the current article and create a new one... Red (talk) 11:32, July 21, 2015 (EDT)

The content here doesn't satisfy me. The article talks only about "Hackers exist and do these things". It really makes me wonder if keeping content like that is really worth it. What do you suppose can be more useful content? ™ 17:29, July 21, 2015 (EDT)

Not sure. Maybe what they actually do in the Animal Crossing series may be slightly useful, together with a larger overview of the tools they use, but I'm not entirely convinced. Red (talk) 09:07, July 22, 2015 (EDT)

I am also in  Support of an article rewrite. This page has always been out of place, yet nobody wanted to do anything with it. In terms of future use, we could add a section onto each game's page detailing the hacks used in each game. ~PoizonMushro0m 01:20, September 24, 2015 (EDT)

Hackers can be in other Nintendo series or even out of the series it should be deleted. Princess Peach [[File:Bulborb Buffet.jpg|40px]] (talk) 11:05, May 5, 2016 (EDT)

It gives a heads up with what hackers can do, What I recommend is to show pics of what cities may look like - unsigned comment from Izayd (talk • contribs)