Quest The Wiki

Hey! I'm an "active" wiki editor and yesterday @SuspiciousPie and I were talking about minor text changes that don't go to the changelog, but have to be added on the wiki. This is what happens: We have to do every quest and check every dialogue.

That's really hard and almost never happens. The solution that Pie suggested on Wynn's Discord is really good:



This is my suggestion/feedback on how quest minor changes on the wiki are happening right now.

@Flare2B also said that he can check the CT GitHub after the update and edit on the wiki, but Pie's solution is simpler.

(I tagged CT/Mod because we were discussing, those are not my ideas)

 

(If I knew you are going to post that on here I would've written a little bit more.... well... xD)
Also before someone says "lol I never noticed any differences between the wiki and ingame"... well, I did when I used the wiki to quickly do all of the quests again (yes, shame on me, hit me with stones!)... And there ARE differences. Not only a few words. Whole sentences have been rewritten, dialogues got more sentences, some also have been deleted. And it's a wiki.... I like going onto the wiki and looking up dialogues again (if I missed them ingame or when I left after talking to an NPC).

The only (bad) thing that has to be done: Every GM needs to do that, if that would really be introduced in more or less the same way as I described in Pepo's screenshot. And if there are only 1 or 2 who don't do it, it wouldn't make any sense anymore.

 

I will do that once the changelog drops, and update all dialogues. It's up to the GMs to keep them updated then.

 

yes hello i am pretty active too if you havent noticed and i do agree with this, although we can always have someone (most likely me) go through all quests and update the pages if the gms dont decide to continue what was proposed

 

Bumping...

 

Bit late of a response, but most of the time we already try to do that. It's just a bit more complicated in reality, since sometimes simple typo fixes aren't made in a YML, but in a script or commandblock, which sometimes have to be located.
Will try to keep it in mind though!