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I just got done making pages for all these things, but I'm having second thoughts on whether they need to be covered on their own. My reasoning for giving them pages was that Mario Kart Tour actually integrates them into the gameplay rather than only using them as parts of the scenery like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and they're linked to specific gameplay actions like [[Mario Kart Tour#Interactable course elements|so many other things in that game]]. However, pretty much their entire role in MKT is to give you some extra points if you hit them with an item; I otherwise noticed no substantial gameplay differences between the three objects during my playthroughs. At least something like [[Walking Tree]] and [[Music Bash]], by virtue of being sentient enemies, [[Talk:DS Luigi's Mansion|had reasons to]] be [[Talk:3DS Music Park|afforded pages]] even before they were seen outside their original courses, but the, uh, ''Squeaky Clean Sprint triumvirate'' is basically a set of glorified props that aren't even consistently gameplay-relevant. Given their status as one-offs elements specific to this course (and some of its variants), I was wondering whether anyone would object to having their properties simply noted in this article's Mario Kart Tour section. If the organization of their non-English names is a concern, I think they can be noted in dedicated subsections in this article's "Names in other languages" section, akin to how Ninja Manor's names are listed in the [[Ninja Hideaway#Names in other languages|Ninja Hideaway]] article.<br>I'm excluding [[Beach Ball]] from the topic because this subject appeared in previous Mario games and there was already an article for that. {{User:Koopa con Carne/Sig}} 14:00, August 11, 2024 (EDT) | I just got done making pages for all these things, but I'm having second thoughts on whether they need to be covered on their own. My reasoning for giving them pages was that Mario Kart Tour actually integrates them into the gameplay rather than only using them as parts of the scenery like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and they're linked to specific gameplay actions like [[Mario Kart Tour#Interactable course elements|so many other things in that game]]. However, pretty much their entire role in MKT is to give you some extra points if you hit them with an item; I otherwise noticed no substantial gameplay differences between the three objects during my playthroughs. At least something like [[Walking Tree]] and [[Music Bash]], by virtue of being sentient enemies, [[Talk:DS Luigi's Mansion|had reasons to]] be [[Talk:3DS Music Park|afforded pages]] even before they were seen outside their original courses, but the, uh, ''Squeaky Clean Sprint triumvirate'' is basically a set of glorified props that aren't even consistently gameplay-relevant. Given their status as one-offs elements specific to this course (and some of its variants), I was wondering whether anyone would object to having their properties simply noted in this article's Mario Kart Tour section. If the organization of their non-English names is a concern, I think they can be noted in dedicated subsections in this article's "Names in other languages" section, akin to how Ninja Manor's names are listed in the [[Ninja Hideaway#Names in other languages|Ninja Hideaway]] article.<br>I'm excluding [[Beach Ball]] from the topic because this subject appeared in previous Mario games and there was already an article for that. {{User:Koopa con Carne/Sig}} 14:00, August 11, 2024 (EDT) | ||
:I think it's fair to keep these pages seperate considering we have pages for a LOT of stupid stuff just because you can interact with them in some games. {{User:Biggestman/sig}} 13:36, September 2, 2024 (EDT) | |||
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I just got done making pages for all these things, but I'm having second thoughts on whether they need to be covered on their own. My reasoning for giving them pages was that Mario Kart Tour actually integrates them into the gameplay rather than only using them as parts of the scenery like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and they're linked to specific gameplay actions like so many other things in that game. However, pretty much their entire role in MKT is to give you some extra points if you hit them with an item; I otherwise noticed no substantial gameplay differences between the three objects during my playthroughs. At least something like Walking Tree and Music Bash, by virtue of being sentient enemies, had reasons to be afforded pages even before they were seen outside their original courses, but the, uh, Squeaky Clean Sprint triumvirate is basically a set of glorified props that aren't even consistently gameplay-relevant. Given their status as one-offs elements specific to this course (and some of its variants), I was wondering whether anyone would object to having their properties simply noted in this article's Mario Kart Tour section. If the organization of their non-English names is a concern, I think they can be noted in dedicated subsections in this article's "Names in other languages" section, akin to how Ninja Manor's names are listed in the Ninja Hideaway article.
I'm excluding Beach Ball from the topic because this subject appeared in previous Mario games and there was already an article for that. -- KOOPA CON CARNE 14:00, August 11, 2024 (EDT)
- I think it's fair to keep these pages seperate considering we have pages for a LOT of stupid stuff just because you can interact with them in some games. BiggestMan
13:36, September 2, 2024 (EDT)
