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Ominae Since: Jul, 2010
#1: Jul 28th 2019 at 4:52:17 AM

Trying to look at the Battle for Money (Sentōchū). I saw that the [[note]] formatting is not working somehow.

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#2: Jul 28th 2019 at 6:30:12 PM

There was an earlier unclosed note tag on the article. I fixed it.

Incidentally, the English in that article is really bad and needs cleaning up.

"It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"
Ominae Since: Jul, 2010
#3: Jul 29th 2019 at 3:27:58 AM

I didn't notice that the English is bad. Is it from the grammar and stuff?

CrystalGlacia from at least we're not detroit Since: May, 2009
#4: Jul 29th 2019 at 5:29:16 AM

Mostly grammar making stuff hard to understand, yes, and some Rouge Angles of Satin here and there. If you need to stop and reread a sentence to figure out what it's saying, it's not a good sentence. (I have not retained any spoiler tags in the below examples, so if you don't want this show to be spoiled...)

Taking out other player did have advantage in game progress(as may purchase upgrade in game with their earnings), but it means nothing if you are not standing until the end.

Sugimura's sharp laughing (particularly the high-pitched laugh when he finished off Nanao) in Episode 2 along with his comments in the show not only made him looking evil in that episode, but also made many audience feeling unconformable.

A usual tactic used by number of players, It is not a easy job to pay attention at the back, especially if other player in front of them.

Special Shinobis has their weaknesses compared to a normal one: Tower-shield Shinobi is has great defense in the front but cannot attack, giant battle ball Shinobi attack range is limited and its chain's sound attracts, Twin-Shinobi cannot operate if one of the two takes a hit, making it virtually more vulnerable for attacks.

In Episode 6, Kano phoned to Bob Sapp, which Kano defeated in episode 3, offered him a chance to take on him one on one. Sapp accepted the deal and reaching the the alley where Kano was, however, a third player has spotted Sapp, he hide near the gate where Sapp will pass through and eliminated, which shocked Sapp, and Saito as well, since neither two expected someone else was hiding in the scene.

Also, I don't know if this is against wiki style policies or not, but I feel like maybe the page description might benefit from a brief description of the show that doesn't rely on the reader being familiar with the show's predecessor, and which doesn't force the reader to study the description on the page for the predecessor and also try to determine how the addition of dodgeballs makes this show different.

Edited by CrystalGlacia on Jul 29th 2019 at 8:31:24 AM

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#5: Jul 29th 2019 at 7:26:02 AM

The page is written in broken English that looks like someone is mentally translating from Japanese. It's not good.

"It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"
Ominae Since: Jul, 2010
#6: Jul 30th 2019 at 6:51:36 PM

Sitting down to spend time reading it and yeah, there's some parts of the article that sounds awkward, but not totally incorrect.

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