11
edits
Changes
ADVERTISEMENT
From Diablo Wiki
→Removing "favor" burb from item pages: new section
== Armour / Armor ==
I am apparently not the only one who likes to write in ''English'' English here, but when you talk about an attribute in the game that has a name, such as "armor", you should treat it as a name rather than a word (a correct spelling would be "armour"). The short of it is that "Armor" is in most cases the correct way to write "Armour", and contributors can write words like "humour" or "humor" in whichever way they want. Any questions? If so, ask me. --[[User:Leord|Leord]] 18:11, 24 September 2008 (CEST)
== Removing "favor" burb from item pages ==
A lot of item pages have something like this at the top:
> At times not even the most skillful of warriors can evade a weapon blow, and only his or her armor stands between blade and flesh. A piece of armor is simply any article of clothing worn upon the person that is designed to protect and defend against attack. They range from the simplest linen rags and hardened leather tunics to heavy plate armor, which only the strongest fighters can wear. Finding the right armor is very important. If the player lucks into one of these Unique armors, he or she will likely wear it for quite some time, since the array of modifiers is wider than are likely to be found with any mere magical armor. Only the need for a much higher Defense Rating usually pushes players to upgrade their armor.
This text basically adds nothing to the page, and it causes a huge amount of scroll on mobile. Can we remove it as global policy for just a smaller summary blurb or something?
