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== Create a page for Ground (block) == | == Create a page for Ground (block) == | ||
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So, here me out. ''Super Mario Maker'' series has brought us pages for Slopes and even Semisolid Platforms. The long awaited names for objects that have existed since the dawn of time. A notable addition to that collection is the Ground tile, which can also sometimes appear with background elements when placed. There is generally no reason not to cover it. The problem is, as noted by Archivist Toadette, | So, here me out. ''Super Mario Maker'' series has brought us pages for Slopes and even Semisolid Platforms. The long awaited names for objects that have existed since the dawn of time. A notable addition to that collection is the Ground tile, which can also sometimes appear with background elements when placed. There is generally no reason not to cover it. The problem is, as noted by Archivist Toadette, | ||
:"''I think they're referring to the actual ground tiles from the editor. Not sure what to say, though, since that could potentially open up a can of worms to include every time natural ground appears in a game...unless, of course, we limit it to Super Mario Maker and Super Mario Maker 2.''" | :"''I think they're referring to the actual ground tiles from the editor. Not sure what to say, though, since that could potentially open up a can of worms to include every time natural ground appears in a game...unless, of course, we limit it to Super Mario Maker and Super Mario Maker 2.''" | ||
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===Comparisons are fine=== | ===Comparisons are fine=== | ||
#{{User|Spectrogram}} Per proposal. | #{{User|Spectrogram}} Per proposal. | ||
#{{User|Killer Moth}} Per proposal. Your reasoning makes sense and I am honestly surprised that there isn't a page yet for this. | |||
#{{User|Camwood777}} - If we have articles covering things as seemingly trivial as [[Horsetail|those decorative horsetail-like "trees" from SMB1]], just because there happens to be an actual Horsetail item in TTYD and SPM and someone evidently figured they might as well catalog those, when those plants serve strictly as decoration in SMB1 and can't even be interacted with... Yeah, having an article for the Ground as it appears in Super Mario Maker and making notes as to where each of the tilesets came from isn't really too much of a stretch, especially since the ground tiles are probably a lot more impactful overall. It's a named thing in the Mario universe with its own distinct properties and differences across different games (and in Mario Maker's case, game ''styles'', therefore this just makes sense. Though, we might need to move [[Ground]] over to something like ''Ground (theme)'', and make the article be ''Ground (block)'' or ''Ground (tile)''. | |||
#{{User|Yoshi the SSM}} Per proposal. | |||
===No thanks=== | ===No thanks=== | ||
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===Comments=== | ===Comments=== | ||
I don't see what's inherently wrong with option two, but I'm waiting to see if there's other input first. I do think that, should the proposal pass, "Ground" should be the name of the article, and the current Ground article should be moved to "Ground (level)". [[User:LinkTheLefty|LinkTheLefty]] ([[User talk:LinkTheLefty|talk]]) 15:34, March 28, 2023 (EDT) | I don't see what's inherently wrong with option two, but I'm waiting to see if there's other input first. I do think that, should the proposal pass, "Ground" should be the name of the article, and the current Ground article should be moved to "Ground (level)". [[User:LinkTheLefty|LinkTheLefty]] ([[User talk:LinkTheLefty|talk]]) 15:34, March 28, 2023 (EDT) | ||
Apparently Ground tiles in ''[[Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars]]'' level editor are also called "Ground". [[User:Spectrogram|Spectrogram]] ([[User talk:Spectrogram|talk]]) 08:22, April 4, 2023 (EDT) | |||