The link for the ShockWave wiki is here: ShockWave Wiki
Just a heads up if anyone wants to contribute to it
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It's spelled ShockWave. As nice it is to see another mod wiki, I don't think it would be really that necessary... just my opinion though.
Well, if you could do it like this, I for one would be happy: http://web.archive.org/web/20111113213927/...anual:ShockWave.
Perhaps with even more stats, like movement, gamename of weapons and armor, buildtime etc.
DG
Perhaps with even more stats, like movement, gamename of weapons and armor, buildtime etc.
DG
QUOTE (DefensiveGeneral @ 1 Nov 2013, 12:35) 
Well, if you could do it like this, I for one would be happy: http://web.archive.org/web/20111113213927/...anual:ShockWave.
Perhaps with even more stats, like movement, gamename of weapons and armor, buildtime etc.
DG
Perhaps with even more stats, like movement, gamename of weapons and armor, buildtime etc.
DG
I will try though I didn't start the wiki I'm just letting other people know it is there
QUOTE (Neo3602 @ 31 Oct 2013, 13:30)
Just a heads up if anyone wants to contribute to it
I am wondering if the content of the SW Manual mentioned in this thread here is hosted on Wikipedia or on Shockwave. It would be be nice to simply copy and paste the archived content of the SW Manual to add to the barely started SW Wiki and have it all in one spot.
I am also curious where to find the properties of units and structures to be provided for each unit on the Wiki. I would like to see properties like hitpoints, speed, and weapon damage & range shown in the regular Generals Wiki, see the properties provided for the Ranger as an example.
jarman, don't necro.
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