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@7feetunder: What exactly is the issue with what you have described? The only games likely to have seven different remakes are old ones without very many themes in them anyway, and whose themes are likely to be recurring anyway. It's still repeated appearances of the theme at the end of the day. {{User:Hewer/sig}} 13:46, November 5, 2023 (EST) | @7feetunder: What exactly is the issue with what you have described? The only games likely to have seven different remakes are old ones without very many themes in them anyway, and whose themes are likely to be recurring anyway. It's still repeated appearances of the theme at the end of the day. {{User:Hewer/sig}} 13:46, November 5, 2023 (EST) | ||
:The scenario I described is just hyperbole. Most games obviously are not going to be remade anywhere near six or seven times. I just see including remakes as a blatantly inferior option that has no reason to be lumped in with all the other changes this proposal wants to implement. The standard established by the previous proposal was to not count remakes, so why change that? Remakes are ''expected'' to include music from the original game by their very nature; it's more notable when a remake ''doesn't'' include music from the original (e.g. ''DKC3'' GBA). It's like listing the original game in a remake's "References to other games" section. {{User:7feetunder/sig}} 14:41, November 5, 2023 (EST) | :The scenario I described is just hyperbole. Most games obviously are not going to be remade anywhere near six or seven times. I just see including remakes as a blatantly inferior option that has no reason to be lumped in with all the other changes this proposal wants to implement. The standard established by the previous proposal was to not count remakes, so why change that? Remakes are ''expected'' to include music from the original game by their very nature; it's more notable when a remake ''doesn't'' include music from the original (e.g. ''DKC3'' GBA). It's like listing the original game in a remake's "References to other games" section. {{User:7feetunder/sig}} 14:41, November 5, 2023 (EST) | ||
==Remove conjectural treasure names from Wario Land stage articles== | |||
The [[Wario Land II]] and [[Wario Land 3]] stage articles try to label every single piece of treasure with a unique name, even if they were never officially given one. Wario Land 3 at the very least makes some sense, since a good chunk of the treasures ''were'' given official names, and they are listed in a table on the main WL3 article. But for Wario Land II, ''every single treasure'' has a conjectural name, often originating from when the articles were created 14 years ago. These conjectural names serve little purpose, since usually conjectural names are given to subjects notable enough to have their own article, whereas here they are functionally identical collectibles tied to certain stages. Personally, I would just remove all the WL2 names to make it more consistent with the [[Treasure (Wario franchise)#Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3|nameless treasures]] from ''[[Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3]]''. | |||
'''Proposer''': {{User|DrippingYellow}}<br> | |||
'''Deadline''': November 17, 2023, 23:59 GMT | |||
====Remove ''Wario Land II'' names only==== | |||
#{{User|DrippingYellow}} Per proposal. | |||
====Remove both ''Wario Land II'' and ''Wario Land 3'' names==== | |||
====Do nothing==== | |||
====Comments==== | |||
==Miscellaneous== | ==Miscellaneous== | ||
''None at the moment.'' | ''None at the moment.'' | ||