User talk:The RPG Gamer/Archive 4

I have some rules on my talk page as listed below: Don't go replacing content with a negative message like: I HATE YOU! If you're sending a friend request you must also put the reason of why we should be friends because you should only really talk to me about wiki-related matters. All new messages must go at the bottom of the page, you can do this by pressing the + icon next to the edit icon. Don't blank my talk page. Don't Spam. (That's obvious) Unless you know me in person (which is unlikely) don't wish me a Happy Birthday or Merry Christmas and also don't call me by my real name. Don't make conclusive spelling errors on my talk page. Don't put false block or warning templates on my talk page. Only talk to me about wiki-related stuff or stuff about my YouTube channel, if you talk to me about anything else I won't respond. Please paragraph you sentences I don't like them right next to my messages and it gets really boring having to do it myself. Once THIS talkpage reaches 40 sections, don't edit it I'll archive it others may vary though. Everything else is completely acceptable so message me anything you want. Also one more thing, I will normally answer questions here but if it is urgent I will answer them on your talk page. Archives User talk:Fawful's Minion/Archive 1 User talk:Fawful's Minion/Archive 2 User talk:Fawful's Minion/Archive 3 Unfeaturing articles While I appreciate the support vote for Shadow Mario, you need to include a reason as to why you're supporting it. Unlike regular nominations, where no support reason is necessary, denominations require you to include a valid reason. A simple "per proposer" is fine, but make sure to keep that in mind. Hello, I'm Time Turner. 14:31, 23 August 2016 (EDT) Added a reason, thanks for the heads up. The RPG Gamer (talk) (edits) 16:09, 23 August 2016 (EDT) re:video link it deep links to a character saying "fuck no". that's the meaning. --Glowsquid (talk) 23:23, 24 August 2016 (EDT) Thanks now I get it. The RPG Gamer (talk) (edits) 23:23, 24 August 2016 (EDT) what what i did i'm icymario123 (chanserv's enemy) Sticker Star & Color Splash's genres They are not role-playing games. Here are the features of an RPG, taken from the Wikipedia article about it: Story and setting: The story and world are important elements of the game. Exploration and quests: You talk to NPCs, solve their requests, get things in return that make the game easier for you, etc. Items and inventory: You have items and/or gear that you use to be stronger, heal, defeat enemies... Character actions and abilities: Each character has a distinct class of abilities that give them different characteristics in the field and/or in battle and/or in sidequests. Experience and levels: Fighting gives you experience points which let you level up. Combat: There is a distinction between field action and battle action. Interface and graphics: You must go through menus to attack, heal, etc. Paper Mario 1 and 2 follow all of these characteristics. Super Paper Mario, being a platformer RPG, lacks the "combat" and "interface" parts but gets everything else right. Sticker Star only has the "inventory" part (because everything is a 1-use item) and the "combat" part (turn-based battles). As such, it is an action-adventure game with RPG elements, not a RPG. Color Splash is not a RPG for the same reasons. Koopalmier (talk) 05:03, 25 August 2016 (EDT) Sup I love Fawful. I can't believe they literally abandoned him in the new M&L games. Actually, I lost all interest in Dream Team specifically because Fawful isn't in it, haha! I mean, really, he's the best character. Fawfulfury65 I totally agree. The RPG Gamer (talk) (edits) 16:02, 26 August 2016 (EDT) Box arts Hello, regards of what i said, there's no need for more than one box art on the infobox unless it relevant and especially would cause a unnecessary expansion on the infobox. For example the Mario Strikers Charged two box art cause of regional differences. L151 Okay thanks I will be sure to remember that. The RPG Gamer (talk) (edits) 02:08, 28 August 2016 (EDT)