Talk:Questions and Answers

Hey, flaix here again ^^

I don't want fame ingame xDDD But what I can do, is create a new account named DNWiki or DragonNestWiki, and record the videos with that account, in order to upload it here.

I'll have to begin all over again, but that's not a problem, If I haven't got a level too high for the dungeon, I think I can let the boss do all his attacks.. ^^

I'm not very good at editing this pages, so If I have got any problem, I'll post it here :)


 * Er, actually, I'm kinda uncomfortable with the idea of a character named after this wiki. No offense, but that feels like something that shouldn't be decided so lightly. A move like that can still affect reputation - this wiki's reputation, so can you please refrain until we thoroughly looked at the idea first? -Akira 23:16, 10 May 2012 (UTC)

Flaix here ^^

It's ok, just say it when you have decided if you would like my help with that. And if you decide a name, or another way to do it, just say it, I'm here to help, just tell me how can I help (and the caracteristics that this help need) and I'll try to help as much as I can. ^^


 * Thanks for working with me here.


 * I'd still think blurred out names are more practical, though. If you already have a character, it's way easier to blur out the names that occur in there rather than train up another character. It's also more likely for different people to contribute these videos. I guess the problem with that idea is to actually use a program to blur out the names; I'm not entirely sure if, say, Windows Movie Maker can do something like that, though I'll have to research a little more to know for sure.


 * Would you be capable of editing the videos you have? If not, well, I can't do something like that yet, but I guess I can learn. Does that sound all right to you?


 * If it ends up that a new character would be used, though, it'll have to have an extremely generic name - something along the lines of "Runner". I still don't favor this option; no name is a lot more generic than having one. Besides, there's still the system announcement some of the players make in the chat log that might still necessitate blurring out. -Akira 03:36, 11 May 2012 (UTC)

Well, that's a good idea, but no, Windows Movie Maker can't do that, I can search other video editors, and research which one does it. I'll be looking this discussion, if you find any good program(easy to use) to do this, just post it, If I can do it, I'll begin blurring the videos I do. I'll be searching too ^^