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I'd agree this should not stay in its current state forever. More technical detail (easy for me to say!) and more examples would be a start. But I've always heard that 99.3% of the applications are [[room-over-room]]. Maybe merge into that instead, and leave the other 0.7% of cases to be included in their individual map articles? [[User:Ryan W|Ryan W]] ([[User talk:Ryan W|talk]]) 20:23, 18 March 2016 (CDT) | I'd agree this should not stay in its current state forever. More technical detail (easy for me to say!) and more examples would be a start. But I've always heard that 99.3% of the applications are [[room-over-room]]. Maybe merge into that instead, and leave the other 0.7% of cases to be included in their individual map articles? [[User:Ryan W|Ryan W]] ([[User talk:Ryan W|talk]]) 20:23, 18 March 2016 (CDT) | ||
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| + | : The feature of a silent teleporter is independent from and has many more uses than just room-over-room, so I object. [[Strife]] has its own silent teleporters for example, which most people do not even know about - they usually think Boom invented the idea. I think Hexen also has a teleport "no fog" function. | ||
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Merge?
I'd agree this should not stay in its current state forever. More technical detail (easy for me to say!) and more examples would be a start. But I've always heard that 99.3% of the applications are room-over-room. Maybe merge into that instead, and leave the other 0.7% of cases to be included in their individual map articles? Ryan W (talk) 20:23, 18 March 2016 (CDT)
- The feature of a silent teleporter is independent from and has many more uses than just room-over-room, so I object. Strife has its own silent teleporters for example, which most people do not even know about - they usually think Boom invented the idea. I think Hexen also has a teleport "no fog" function.
