Can someone tell me why I can't create additional sub-pages for this game like "Funny" "Heartwarming" "Tearjerker" and "Nightmare Fuel" pages? There's plenty in the game for all 4 categories?
"You are what you choose to be." -Hogarth Hughes, The Iron Giant "You've got to fight to make a wish come true!" -Fantasy, The Pagemast Hide / Show RepliesJust change the namespace to the appropriate one like No Mans Sky or No Man's Sky and it will take you to a pages that you can turn into sub-page
Edited by jormis29 Working on cleaning up List of Shows That Need SummaryTrope question: This troper has been playing the game, and noticed that when the Space Pirates attack the player, the Sentinels don't step in and help fight them off. But if the player accidentally hits an alien ship at all, the Sentinels immediately warp in and start shooting the player. Does this count as My Rules Are Not Your Rules as the player isn't protected by the Space Police, or is there a more appropriate trope?
Edited by ThraggLootrippa Always late for everything. Hide / Show RepliesCan't Get Away with Nuthin' comes to mind.
Found a Youtube Channel with political stances you want to share? Hop on over to this page and add them.I don't have the time to get into it right now, but this game's page contains way too much promotional material, a lot of which isn't even accurate. For instance, the "alliance meters" in the game are bare-bones at best, and the examples given for how they work don't actually occur in the game.
Hide / Show RepliesShould all of that be squeezed into "What Could Have Been", or is there a different trope that better fits it?
What Could Have Been would work, if we put what the developers claimed would be in the final product, and then what is actually in the game. I haven't found another trope that fits and/or can't remember another one.
That alliance system doesn't actually do much. I helped a Vy'keen dude build a nuke that he was going to fire at the Gek, and the Gek didn't care whatsoever.
Always late for everything.
Just to let you know, the game actually has 18 quintillion planets spread across 255 Galaxies, 72 Quadrillion applies to each Galaxy. I think the person who wrote this came under the assumption that "Most people never leave the Euclid Galaxy".