Talk:List of playable Gears in Xenogears
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[edit] The Xenogears
Someone put in the description for the Xenogears the following:
The Xenogears is truly godlike in battle, and as evidenced by various gameshark hacks as well as meddling with the games` debug, the Xenogears had many attacks that didn`t make it into the game such as a powerful blue beam that shot from its head to deal lots of damage.
Hate to burst your bubble, but just because you were too lazy to actually play the game and decided to shark it doesn't mean that the "powerful blue head beam" attack doesn't exist - it's the Xenogears' Level 3 X, Triangle Gear Combo. And it easily exceeds 9,999 points of damage. But you're better off waiting for Hypermode, particularly with a Holy Pendant equipped. Irrelevant and blantantly false info removed from page. Request someone tidy up the Gear profiles, more technical and origin info, less general plot info if possible. Whoever initially wrote these seemed to want to reveal the entire plot instead of describing the Gears (and didn't even include a spoiler warning, which I put up).
TKarrde 19:59, 2 January 2006 (UTC)
- It's on my to-do list; I'll lend a hand ASAP. Deckiller 01:36, 14 January 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Cleanup
I think a few points need to be made here. First, since this is Wikipedia, we are not allowed to go into details on stats and equipment. I think it has also been agreed by several users that excess plot summary may not be fitting (I don't object myself, but I'm afraid that it might not be taken seriously if there are too many spoilers here). Deckiller 01:58, 14 January 2006 (UTC)
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[edit] El Crescens and El Siebzehn
These two Gears do not belong on this page. First off, and most importantly, they do not exist, and this is a page for playable Gears. Second, the statements in this section about them being cut out from the game are nothing but fan conjecture. They exist solely as one page concept sketches in Perfect Works and there is no evidence they were ever went past simply being concept sketches. The list of Anima Relics in Perfect Works makes no reference of an Anima Relic being aligned to them, and they don't even make sense in the storyline of the game! (particularly with Emeralda) I'm heavily leaning towards removing them entirely, although I'll wait a few days first in case anyone wants to object.
