Talk:Banana Bomb

See also edits

Hi, I just wanted to clarify my changes at "See also" sections on some weapon pages, like this one. I removed Cluster Bomb because the article already links for this weapon 2 times, I removed the Super Banana Bomb because I tought since there is a weapon panel to link to all weapons, I tought it could be enough. I put links at the "see also" section of some weapons because I think Weapon-specific schemes might interest people learning about a weapon. Banana Zone is a scheme that promotes the Banana Bomb. Kami uses Kamikaze a lot. BnG uses a lot Bazooka and Grenades, etc. If you think "See also" linking to schemes on weapon pages is not a good idea, I can revert all my edits on these situations.--FoxHound (talk) 04:12, 26 July 2020 (UTC)

I think linking to specific schemes on weapon pages that are intended to teach about the mechanics of a weapon is not good. I think related weapons, such as the Super Banana Bomb in this case, are much more appropriate for "See also" sections. -Lex (talk) 07:12, 26 July 2020 (UTC)

Undone.--FoxHound (talk) 02:19, 27 July 2020 (UTC)

If as "see also" is not a good idea linking weapon pages to weapon-specific schemes, I still think that at least a new section titled "Schemes focused on this weapon (core)" would be interesting. A player that wants to master a weapon will discover schemes to train that weapon. Everything is connected talking about knowledge, we humans that separate the knowledge into boxes. In education everybody talks about Interdisciplinarity or even Transdisciplinarity, which is a tendency in worldwide education. Even on Wikipedia itself it is quite common to start reading about a food and suddenly you are reading a page like the oldest Andean civilization. And yes, I think it would be good if people start to know more about different existing schemes that they may not play, but will still learn about the history of the game, different concepts and different types of strategies. People should know that WA is not about Shopper, RR and Intermediate only. These days a player shocked me saying that he didn't know that the game has missions and the only thing he plays is Shopper online. So, yes I might have an obsession about schemes, but I do believe this would be better for the community and this wiki. This is just my opinion, though (just saying what I think, the wiki is good the way it is). --FoxHound (talk) 04:50, 17 October 2020 (UTC)