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HomeVersionSoundtrackReplacement is currently being merged into this trope. Please see [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=1590619540041228400 this TRS thread]] for more info.
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HomeVersionSoundtrackReplacement has been merged into this trope, per [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=1590619540041228400 this TRS thread]].
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There is an example I recall from one hearthstone expansion that was a good example of the \
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There is an example I recall from one hearthstone expansion that was a good example of the [=\\\"bad\\\"=] kind of derailment, a game breaking exploit that could be used to \\\"steal\\\" wins. You can find out more about it at the beginning of [=[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoLWxIwyNiE this video]]=] (and continue watching to learn how Blizzard reacted to the exploit being unintentionally leaked). I\\\'m hesitant to add it myself because I don\\\'t want him and certainly miss important details. Besides that, I\\\'m not sure if the example would even be appropriate if I can\\\'t find a more neutral source for my information? could a more experienced troper provide some input on this, or possibly add it for me?
edit: I escaped the link above because I\\\'m not sure how to make it a point to an external page instead of trying to go to an article. Just... use the URL manually
edit: I escaped the link above because I\\\'m not sure how to make it a point to an external page instead of trying to go to an article. Just... use the URL manually
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There is an example I recall from one hearthstone expansion that was a good example of the \
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There is an example I recall from one hearthstone expansion that was a good example of the \\\"bad\\\" kind of derailment, a game breaking exploit that could be used to \\\"steal\\\" wins. You can find out more about it at the beginning of [=[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoLWxIwyNiE this video]]=] (and continue watching to learn how Blizzard reacted to the exploit being unintentionally leaked). I\\\'m hesitant to add it myself because I don\\\'t want him and certainly miss important details. Besides that, I\\\'m not sure if the example would even be appropriate if I can\\\'t find a more neutral source for my information? could a more experienced troper provide some input on this, or possibly add it for me?
edit: I escaped the link above because I\\\'m not sure how to make it a point to an external page instead of trying to go to an article. Just... use the URL manually
edit: I escaped the link above because I\\\'m not sure how to make it a point to an external page instead of trying to go to an article. Just... use the URL manually
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There is an example I recall from one hearthstone expansion that was a good example of the \
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There is an example I recall from one hearthstone expansion that was a good example of the \\\"bad\\\" kind of derailment, a game breaking exploit that could be used to \\\"steal\\\" wins. You can find out more about it at the beginning of [=[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoLWxIwyNiE this video]]=] (and continue watching to learn how Blizzard reacted to the exploit being unintentionally leaked). I\\\'m hesitant to add it myself because I don\\\'t want him and certainly miss important details. Besides that, I\\\'m not sure if the example would even be appropriate if I can\\\'t find a more neutral source for my information? could a more experienced troper provide some input on this, or possibly add it for me?
edit: I escaped the link above because I\\\'m not sure how to make it a point to an external page instead of trying to go to an article. Just... use the URL manually
edit: I escaped the link above because I\\\'m not sure how to make it a point to an external page instead of trying to go to an article. Just... use the URL manually
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There is an example I recall from one hearthstone expansion that was a good example of the \
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There is an example I recall from one hearthstone expansion that was a good example of the \\\"bad\\\" kind of derailment, a game breaking exploit that could be used to \\\"steal\\\" wins. You can find out more about it at the beginning of [=[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoLWxIwyNiE this video]]=] (and continue watching to learn how Blizzard reacted to the exploit being unintentionally leaked). I\\\'m hesitant to add it myself because I don\\\'t want him and certainly miss important details. Besides that, I\\\'m not sure if the example would even be appropriate if I can\\\'t find a more neutral source for my information? could a more experienced troper provide some input on this, or possibly add it for me?
edit: I escaped the link above because I\\\'m not sure how to make it a point to an external page instead of trying to go to an article. Just... use the URL manually
edit: I escaped the link above because I\\\'m not sure how to make it a point to an external page instead of trying to go to an article. Just... use the URL manually
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There is an example I recall from one hearthstone expansion that was a good example of the \
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There is an example I recall from one hearthstone expansion that was a good example of the \\\"bad\\\" kind of derailment, a game breaking exploit that could be used to \\\"steal\\\" wins. You can find out more about it at the beginning of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoLWxIwyNiE this video]] (and continue watching to learn how Blizzard reacted to the exploit being unintentionally leaked). I\\\'m hesitant to add it myself because I don\\\'t want him and certainly miss important details. Besides that, I\\\'m not sure if the example would even be appropriate if I can\\\'t find a more neutral source for my information? could a more experienced troper provide some input on this, or possibly add it for me?
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There is an example I recall from one hearthstone expansion that was a good example of the \
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There is an example I recall from one hearthstone expansion that was a good example of the \\\"bad\\\" kind of derailment, a game breaking exploit that could be used to \\\"steal\\\" wins. You can find out more about it at the beginning of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoLWxIwyNiE this video]] (and continue watching to learn how Blizzard reacted to the exploit being unintentionally leaked). I\\\'m hesitant to add it myself because I don\\\'t want him and certainly miss important details. Besides that, I\\\'m not sure if the example would even be appropriate if I can\\\'t find a more neutral source for my information? could a more experienced troper provide some input on this, or possibly add it for me?
